Greet10x: Reel Careers in Film + TV

Award-winning voice actor Brian Doe Chua’s career spans across many mediums of performance for over a decade, and covers multiple Network Animated Series, AAA Video Games, and various Commercial campaigns. Brian is perhaps best-known for lending their voice to the “My Little Pony: Equestria Girls” universe, various anime series including “World Trigger”, “Kingdom”, and “Beyblade Burst”, and video games such as “Dragalia Lost” and “Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora”. Other select animation titles include “Press Start!”, based on the popular children’s book series “Super Rabbit Boy”, “LEGO Friends”, “Johnny Test”, “LBX”, and “Barbie: The Pearl Princess”.

Entering his career as “Brian Doe”, he decided to include his last name to honour the Chinese side of his heritage. In adopting their mother’s maiden name as part of their professional identity, he is embracing another side of himself.

With a passion for advocacy and equity, Brian currently sits in a leadership position as an Executive Board Director at the BC branch of the Canadian actors’ union (UBCP/ACTRA), and routinely appears as a guest speaker and adjudicator at various educational institutions and award shows.

When he’s not acting, you can find Brian indulging in their addiction to hot pot and guacamole (just not at the same time) and hear them frolicking on the streets of wherever he may be, bursting into song at random moments.

Tyrone “Tre “Dorsey has been a professional driver for the last fifteen years, and has been in the film industry for close to ten years now.  Tre worked in the independent film scene before starting with Teamsters Local 155. While working in the transport division with Teamsters 155, he operated a wide range of equipment and handled numerous job responsibilities. Over a year ago, he accepted a position as a full-time Union Representative. As a representative, he advocates for members across all eight divisions of Teamsters 155 including Transport, Security, Catering, Marine, Automotive, Animal Handlers, Trainers and Wranglers, and Miscellaneous. He visits different production locations and studios to ensure members’ rights, and that the collective bargaining agreement is being adhered to.

Maiko “Mo” Gomyo is a highly experienced Special Makeup Effects Artist with over twenty-two years in the industry. Throughout her career, she has collaborated with various renowned makeup effects shops across Canada and the United States. Maiko has been instrumental in bringing to life an array of fantastical creatures, fantasy characters, and cinematic transformations, from old age makeup to injury gags.

Her extensive portfolio includes notable credits such as “Prey”, “Alien vs. Predator: Requiem”, “The Revenant”, “Supernatural”, “Stargate”, “Star Trek”, “A Series of Unfortunate Events”, and “Avatar: The Last Airbender”.

Ivona Ries is an experienced Second Assistant Camera (2nd AC) with over 15 years in film and television. Based in Calgary, Alberta, she has worked on numerous TV shows, movies, pilots, and productions across Alberta, British Columbia, and internationally. Passionate about
continuous learning, Ivona is always expanding her technical expertise and efficiency in the camera department.

She currently works as an Operations Specialist at Arri Rental Calgary, where she applies the same skills and customer service approach that have defined her career in the camera department. Her role allows her to support industry professionals with equipment solutions while maintaining the high standards of service and technical knowledge that Arri Rental is known for.

Ivona values honesty, communication, respect, and motivation in her work. As a wife, mother, and camera assistant, she also prioritizes education, efficiency, and positivity—principles that guide her approach both on and off set.

She is a strong advocate for ongoing education and mentorship, supporting both new members and seasoned professionals as they adapt to industry changes. With sincerity, respect, and discretion, she is committed to representing her peers. In her role as Member at Large within ICG 669, she proudly represents 2nd ACs across Western Canada and trainees alike, ensuring that all productions benefit from well-trained and highly skilled assistants.

Ivona is dedicated to bringing people together and ensuring that all members feel valued and supported.