David Straiton
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American television director
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David Straiton | |
|---|---|
| Occupation | Director |
| Years active | 1996–present |
David Straiton is a Canadian television director.
Career
[edit ]His directorial debut was a special of the Nickelodeon series Weinerville . Some of his other television credits include: The Secret World of Alex Mack , Dark Angel , Fastlane , The Immortal , Jake 2.0 , Heroes , Dollhouse , Star Trek: Enterprise ,[1] Standoff , Life , Charmed , Sex, Love & Secrets , House M.D. , Mercy , Detroit 1-8-7 , Angel , Las Vegas , Defying Gravity , Chaos , The Cape , White Collar , Nikita , The Firm , The Finder , Fringe , Bates Motel , Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. , Magnum P.I. , MacGyver , Stargirl and The Good Doctor .[2] [3]
References
[edit ]- ^ "Straiton". Star Trek.com.
directed ten episodes of Enterprise
- ^ Defying Gravity Director David Straiton Looks To The Future - Blogcritics.org
- ^ David Straiton Biography at FilmReference.com
External links
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