Creator, executive producer and co-host of "The Electric Playground," and "Reviews on the Run," Victor Lucas is a videogame television pioneer. His first original TV series, "The Electric Playground," hit the airwaves in 1997 and is now a daily TV series seen coast to coast in Canada and the US. Victor is also the creator and executive producer of one of the world's first High Definition videogame TV series, "The Art of Play" for Gameplay HD and the creator, executive producer and host of the Emmy-winning, "GameTap News," for Turner's GameTap network. Additionally, Victor, through his Vancouver-based company, Greedy Productions Ltd., was the executive producer of two technology-based programs produced for G4TechTV Canada: "The Lab with Leo Laporte" and "Torrent." Victor also executive produces, directs and narrates documentaries through his company's Greedy Docs division and has worked with numerous partners over the years including Activision, Sega, Kojima Productions, Bethesda, Disney and Warner Brothers. Recent projects include, "The Making of Metal Gear Solid 4," "Awakening The Giants: The Making of Turok," "The Vault-Tec Files: The Making of Fallout 3," "The Making of Iron Man," and "The Making of The Incredible Hulk."

We discovered early on that cloning technology wasn’t all that it was cracked up to be. So when the experiments to clone Victor Lucas failed, in an unspeakable mess, he decided to hire me to supervise all the productions at Greedy. My background is in television production and I honed my skills as a Producer, Camera Operator and Editor while working for Canada’s sci-fi network SPACE. I’m passionate about story telling and video games and Greedy Docs nicely fills both of those categories.

Marcy helped her then boyfriend, now husband (woot!) Victor Lucas form Greedy Productions in 1995 but left the company for a few years to get her Interior Design on. As Production Manager since 2003, Marcy has her hands in everything from budgeting, production coordinating, travel planning and accounting for the company. She also enjoys acting as packing mule on Greedy Doc shoots in exotic locales. She loves her "Greedy Peeps" and is super proud of all the great work that the team does together, from Electric Playground to Reviews On the Run, to Greedy Docs, we rock.

Tavis has been handling the art direction of Greedy Productions and all of it's properties since 1997. He was recruited when he was 7 years old and has been forced to work at Greedy thru out his teenage years. He is now 19, has long wavy blond hair and is in the best shape of his life.

Blake has been with Greedy Productions for two of the best years of his life. Day to day duties include writing, assistant editing, and asset management with Final Cut Server and our EditShare system. Blake tries to get his fingers into whatever project he can before someone puts him back in his dark corner. While in Tokyo working on The Making Of MGS4, he became the first person in North America to play the game from start to finish, but still manages to get his ass handed to him every time he plays it online. Apart from working on great docs, Blake enjoys simple pleasures like stealing his neighbor's Wi-Fi and eating avocados.

Aerials, Steadicam, hand-held, multi-camera interviews, studio or available light, small or large scale - Chris can deliver it all with the right tools for the job. Chris' credits as Director of Photography include feature films and documentaries for major studios including Touchstone, Warner Bros. and Disney. He has an unsurpassed passion for his craft and is never satisfied until 'it's in the can'.

Chuck has been working in the audio industry longer than he's been able to walk. He started at the age of 2 analyzing the frequency spectrum of various pots and pans. After graduating high school and college, Chuck put his eccentric talents to good use. Becoming Greedy Productions' Audio Engineer in early 2007, he has since mixed and designed the audio for such documentaries as The Making of Metal Gear Solid 4, Batman: Arkham Asylum, Fallout 3, Lego Batman, and others. You may also hear his work every day on The Electric Playground and Reviews on the Run.