Greg Grainger

Greg Grainger

Greg Grainger is an award-winning producer and presenters of topical travel documentaries and wildlife programmes to remote and exotic locations. His highly acclaimed adventures have captured on film activities as diverse as sky burials in Tibet to shark riding in Tahiti.

A winner of the prestigous Logie Award for Top Australian Newsman, Greg has worked for leading radio and television stations in England and Australia for the past 30 years. His track record includes radio station general manager and news director to primetime national television news presenter.

These days Greg roams the globe in search of the ultimate adventure and wildlife experiences. His filming expeditions have captured the wildest extremes of the Arctic, Antarctic and Africa, as well as the Andes and Himalayas. He's been knocked down by a cheetah, wounded by an elephant and bitten by a shark. His adventures include the world's first white water rafting trip through Tibet to a kayaking first around the top waterways of South America. He recently crossed the sub-Antarctic island of South Georgia in an expedition following in the footsteps of the great explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton.

Greg's programmes are seen around the world, on the USA Travel Channel, as well as Channel 7 Australia's The World Around Us. His wildlife specials appear regularly on the international networks Discovery Channel and National Geographic Channel.

While Greg and his filming family roam the globe to make these productions, there's another team hard at work back in Sydney Australia adding the golden finishing touches. Senior editors Ray "Wagga" Munro and Ted Kortekaas create magic in the edit suite, acclaimed musician Justin McCoy writes inspirational original music, graphic artists Adam Walker and Marina Music complete the artwork, while broadcasters Liz Hunt and Barry Eaton put their voice to Greg's wildlife specials.