Ryan McCullar
Ryan McCullar is known for Travelers (2017).
Ryan McDermott
Ryan McDermott is a BBC 3 Funny Hunt award-winning writer/director who in 2009 started his career by co-writing and produced one of the UK's most successful horror comedy short films, the multi-award-winning Mark Macready and the Archangel Murders. After the film screened at festivals across the globe including Cannes & New York, Ryan went on to secure a London literary agent and co-write two drafts of a feature film version for Magnet Films. In 2013, Ryan set up his own production company "Gone Shootin' Films" and produced STAFF ROOM, an independent sitcom pilot. A trailer for the pilot was released online and soon went viral racking up over 25,000 hits which lead to the show receiving a 5 episode commission. Ryan has just co-written and directed the first series of Staff Room, which is now in post production and will be released in late 2014.
Ryan McDermott
Ryan McDermott is an actor, known for Aponi (2016).
Ryan McDonald
Ryan McDonald was born on August 5, 1984 in New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada. He is an actor, known for Bad Blood (2017), Black Conflux (2019) and Fringe (2008).
Ryan McDonald
Ryan McDonald is an award winning actor, director, writer and producer. His film work has been featured in the San Antonio Film Festival, the Orlando Film Slam Festival, the Salty Horror Film Festival, and the Salt Lake 48 Hour Film Festival. He is also the host for the Annual Ogden's Big Lebowski Festival and the Elvis Rocks Ogden annual event. He has been making short films since he was 15 years old and in 2009 he graduated from the University of Central Florida with a Bachelor degree in Film, and Minor in Mass Communication. In 2011 Ryan McDonald, along with childhood friend Jason White, helped create the New Ogden Cinema, a local cinema group from the Ogden area with a focus on indie-film making and bringing independent filmmakers together for production. In 2012 Ryan joined the Egyptian Theatre Foundation Board of Directors, a non-profit organization designed in bringing awareness to the historic Peery's Egyptian Theatre in Ogden, Utah.
Ryan McDonell
Ryan McDonell was born and raised in Nova Scotia, Canada. He grew up playing hockey and has recorded and performed in multiple bands while continuing to work in Film and Television as an award nominated Actor. He is also a Voice-Over artist and has been the brand voice for many national companies.
Ryan McDonough
Ryan McDonough is an actor and producer, known for Last Night in Rozzie (2021), Last Night in Rozzie (2017) and Fell, Jumped or Pushed (2016).
Ryan McElhaney
Ryan McElhaney is an actor, known for Apocalypse: Key to the Realms, Halloween Heroes (2021) and The Story of Mother's Day (2021).
Ryan McEwen
Ryan was born and raised in Edmonton, Alberta. He took his first tap class at 6 years old, igniting a passion for all dance styles. As a teen, he was also involved in volleyball, ball hockey, and competitive gymnastics which kept him airborne! In addition to athletics, Ryan excels at playing the piano. Ryan has trained extensively in street styles at Edmonton's Kore Dance Studio under the direction of Alexander Chung where their team won the Canadian Hip Hop Championship and placed top ten at the subsequent Hip Hop International competition. During Ryan's senior year, he extended his training at Monsters Dance Convention and studios across Los Angeles. He was also proud to receive Kore's Outstanding Male Dancer Award and the Artists Emerge Scholarship. Ryan is excited to have signed with da Costa Talent and continue pursuing his career. Immediately upon signing and moving to Vancouver, he booked his first dancer role on Netflix's Julie and the Phantoms directed by Kenny Ortega. Ryan is known for his hard work, passion, big smile, and unmatched work ethic.
Ryan McFaul
Ryan McFaul is a director and producer, known for Crashing (2017), Lady Dynamite (2016) and Inside Amy Schumer (2013).