Nathan Greno

Nathan Greno
Background information
Born	March 22, 1975 (age 45) Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States
Nationality	American
Occupation	Director, story artist, voice actor, animator, screenwriter
Years active	1998–present

Nathan Greno is a former screenwriter, voice actor, animator, and director at Walt Disney Animation Studios. He served as a story artist for films, such as Brother Bear, Chicken Little, and Bolt and directed the 2010 feature film, Tangled alongside Byron Howard. In November 2018, Greno left Disney to work at Skydance Media.

Filmography

Year	Film	Position
1998	Mulan	Breakdown Animator: Mushu
2003	Brother Bear	Story
2005	Chicken Little	Additional Story Artist
2007	Meet the Robinsons	Screenplay/Story Artist
2008	Bolt	Head of Story/Additional Voices
2009	Super Rhino	Writer/Director
2009	Let It Begin	Director
2010	Tangled	Director/Voice Actor
2012	Tangled Ever After	Director/Writer/Voice Actor
2013	Frozen	Additional Story Artist
2014	Big Hero 6	Creative Advisor

Disney Roles

Lefty
(Meet the Robinsons)

Dasher
(Prep & Landing)

Maximus
(Tangled and Tangled Ever After)

Guard 1
(Tangled)

Thug 1
([Tangled)

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Gallery

Nathan Greno and Byron Howard at the premiere of Tangled in November 2010.

Nathan Greno speaks at the 2015 D23 Expo.

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Trivia

• He was slated to direct the film, Gigantic before it was cancelled in October 2017.

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1920’s—1970’s Disney's Nine Old Men: Milt Kahl • Frank Thomas • Ollie Johnston • Les Clark • John Lounsbery • Marc Davis • Ward Kimball • Eric Larson • Wolfgang Reitherman Animators: Bill Tytla • Art Babbitt • Preston Blair • Fred Moore • Shamus Culhane • Cy Young • Don Lusk • Norman Ferguson • Hal King • Jack Hannah • Jack Kinney • Hal Ambro • Ken O'Brien • Judge Whitaker • Bill Justice • Don Bluth • Gary Goldman • Charles A. Nichols • Blaine Gibson • John Kennedy • John Ewing • Walt Stanchfield • Fred Hellmich • Andy Paliwoda • Wilfred Jackson • Xavier Atencio Visual Development, Layout, Background Artists and Character Designers: Gustaf Tenggren • Mary Blair • Joe Grant • Mel Shaw • Claude Coats • Don DaGradi • John Hench • Eyvind Earle • Ken O'Connor • Thor Putnam • Albert Hurter • John Hubley Storyboard Artists and Writers: Bill Peet • Ralph Wright • Dick Huemer • Floyd Norman • Yale Gracey Directors: Clyde Geronimi • Hamilton Luske • Jack Kinney • Ted Berman • Richard Rich • Leo Matsuda • Nathan Greno • George Scribner Producers: Walt Disney • Ron Miller • Ken Anderson 1980’s—Present Renaissance Directors: Rob Minkoff • Roger Allers • Gary Trousdale • Kirk Wise • Chris Sanders • Mark Dindal • John Musker Story Trust Directors: Ron Clements • Chris Buck • Byron Howard • Don Hall • Chris Williams • Rich Moore • Stephen J. Anderson Producers: Peter Del Vecho • Clark Spencer • Roy Conli • Dorothy McKim • Don Hahn Chief Creative Officer: Jennifer Lee Associated Figures: Bob Iger • Roy Edward Disney • Michael Eisner • John Lasseter • Ed Catmull • Jeffrey Katzenberg • Bob Chapek Signature Voice Actors: Jim Cummings • Alan Tudyk • Katie Lowes • John DiMaggio • Maurice LaMarche • Jodi Benson • David Ogden Stiers • Jesse Corti • Paul Briggs • Raymond S. Persi • Phil Johnston • Frank Welker • Bill Farmer • Brian Cummings Signature Musicians: Sherman Brothers • Robert B. Sherman • Richard Sherman • Alan Menken • Kristen Anderson-Lopez • Robert Lopez • Lin-Manuel Miranda • Howard Ashman • Tim Rice • Stephen Schwartz • Marc Shaiman Supervising Animators: Glen Keane • Andreas Deja • Alex Kupershmidt • Eric Goldberg • Mark Henn • John Pomeroy • T. Daniel Hofstedt • Tony Bancroft • Tom Bancroft • Tony Fucile • Russ Edmonds • Duncan Marjoribanks • Ruben Aquino • Nik Ranieri • Ron Husband • Rick Farmiloe • Tom Sito • Tony Anselmo Visual Development & Storyboard Artists: Dean DeBlois • Lisa Keene • Claire Keane • Brittney Lee • Jin Kim • Shiyoon Kim • Cory Loftis