Ron Roy (producer)

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Ron Roy
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Roy at Golden Globes Awards
Born (1951-05-28) May 28, 1951 (age 71)
Shreveport, Louisiana
Alma materUniversity of Texas,
Sam Houston State University,
University of Houston
Occupation(s)Actor, producer, director, writer, composer, singer-songwriter
Years active1973–present
Organization(s)Ron Roy Productions, Moodtapes
Known forMoodtapes Nature Relaxation DVDs & CDs
Stand Up Comics Take A Stand – TV Comedy Specials
(Director/Producer)
Website www.moodtapes.com ,
Signature
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Ron Roy with one of his classic cars, 1965 Ford Thunderbird Ron Roy with his 1965 Ford Thunderbird.jpg
Ron Roy with one of his classic cars, 1965 Ford Thunderbird
Ron Roy as Ensign Barrett in Black Sheep Squadron in 1978 Ron Roy as Ensign Barrett in Black Sheep Squadron.jpg
Ron Roy as Ensign Barrett in Black Sheep Squadron in 1978

Ron Roy is an American actor, producer, director, writer, composer, singer-songwriter and cinematographer. He is best known as the creator of the Moodtapes DVD / CD Nature/Relaxation Series [1] and the producer/director of the annual two-hour television comedy special Stand Up Comics Take A Stand [2] [3] [4] , which aired for four years nationally on The Family Channel.

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He has produced, directed and/or starred in films, television, theater, documentaries, radio, commercials [5] [6] [7] music videos, podcasts and iPhone apps.

Early life

Ron Roy was born in Shreveport, Louisiana. He graduated from Spring Branch High School in Houston, Texas in 1969. He attended the University of Texas, Sam Houston State University, and the University of Houston as a theater arts major. In 1973 he moved to Los Angeles to pursue his career in the entertainment industry.

Career

Ron Roy began his acting career in high school appearing in commercials for Joske's of Houston and then in college at the University of Texas in Arthur Millers After the Fall. [8]

His first Hollywood role was playing a Texas State Trooper in Steven Spielberg's feature film Sugarland Express (Universal Pictures). [9] [10] In 1976 he played & narrated the leading role of Blair for the film Off the Edge [11] which was nominated for an Academy Award for best documentary feature. In 1977 he played the recurring role of Billy White Cloud in ABC TV’s The Feather and Father Gang [12] [13] crime drama with series stars Stefanie Powers, Harold Gould, and The Man from U.N.C.L.E. – Robert Vaughn.

He also appeared on numerous network television series, TV movies and films such as Dallas , [14] [15] Police Story [16] [17] Love Is Stronger, Baa Baa Black Sheep , [18] [19] Capitol, Divorce Court, A New Day in Eden, The CBS Special – One Last Ride, Institute for Revenge , [20] Hard Times, The Private Life, [21] the cult horror film 'Til Death, [22] and many more. Roy also appeared in numerous national and regional commercials including Chevrolet Vega, Triumph Spitfire, [23] [24] Gillette, Johnson & Johnson, Zenith and numerous others.

Ron Roy was one of the principal creators of Fashion Rock Videos which were designed to promote Designer clothing combined with Rock Music in the 1980's and 90's. [25] Roy's was chosen by DuPont to create a series of videos for Boy George's avant-garde Lycra fashion line BodyMap for which he won first place in the NY/INTL Fashion Video Awards [26] in 1985.

In 1988 Ron Roy became the producer and director of the two-hour comedy television special Stand Up Comics Take a Stand [3] [4] [27] which aired on the CBN Family Channel for four seasons. This annual national comedy competition was created to discover "Hollywood's Hottest New Comic" and featured Kelsey Grammer, Steve Allen, Mickey Rooney, John Ritter, Morgan Fairchild, Dawn Wells, Tim Matheson, Catherine Bach, Carroll O'Connor, Phil Hartman and many others as celebrity hosts each season. It was also the national fundraiser for United Cerebral Palsy with Roy also performing as the Celebrity Guest Host for the premiere presentation in 1988. [28] [29]

Theatrically, Roy is best known for originating the stage role of Lieutenant Young in the world premiere of Ray Bradbury's The Martian Chronicles [30] at the Colony Theater in Los Angeles. The presentation won five Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Awards including Best Ensemble Performance.

Ron Roy is credited with writing numerous documentaries such as The Hollywood Cross, which won a Hollywood Angel Award, [31] [32] TV scripts for Stand Up Comics Take A Stand (1991), and the majority of his Moodtapes and Ron Roy Productions projects. His short story We All Need A Friend was also published in the Spirituality issue of The Journal (1997).

His dedicated Moodtapes YouTube Channel has a large variety of music videos and documentaries he's produced, directed and filmed and has garnered views in the millions. His spiritual documentary Jesus Face in the Clouds Praying by a Cross alone has over one point one million views and rising with viewers commenting: "Amazing and beautiful", "You gave me something to live for!" and "I loved this video!".

Roy has also been featured as a celebrity guest on network television talk shows such as Entertainment Tonight, The 700 Club, and The Oprah Winfrey Show and on numerous regional TV & Radio shows as well.

Personal projects

Ron Roy produced and marketed the top selling nature/relaxation audio and video collectible series Moodtapes, which included his own instrumental music edited to his original soothing footage of nature. He released nine videos and eight audio CDs: Tranquility, Autumn Whispers...Winter Dreams, Energy, Ocean Reflections, Contemporary Christmas, Whispering Waters, etc. [33] [34] [35] [36] He was the producer, director and cinematographer on all nine videos and his footage has been included in other films such as Nicole Conn's Cynara: Poetry in Motion and Michael Bay's Bad Boys II .

While filming one production Ocean Reflections, Roy joined the San Diego State University Marine Mammal Research and Conservation team capturing bottlenose dolphin images with R. H. Defran, [37] the director of the Cetacean Behavior Laboratory.

Roy also created the meditation/relaxation podcast Relax With Moodtapes [38] which he wrote, produced and narrated. It attained Top Ten status in iTunes Fitness & Nutrition category and has remained popular since its inception. His two iPhone mobile apps Pacific Surf and Christmas Magic – featuring his soothing Moodtapes music and visuals – garnered Five Star ratings on iTunes. One reviewer called them "The most beautiful and relaxing apps ever!".

Most recently, Ron Roy has become involved in Americana Music as a composer, producer and singer-songwriter. His latest releases have received worldwide airplay on numerous terrestrial and streaming stations including Renegade Radio Nashville, Nashville's Trucker Radio Network, the Bandwagon Radio Network, Jango Radio and more.

Roy's Yuletide song "You’ll Never Ever Be Alone At Christmas" charted as a Number 1 Record [39] on RadioAirplay's music charts [40] and was named one of the Best Original Holiday Songs in their International Independent Songwriters Holiday Contest. It was also featured as the Premiere Christmas Song on Nashville's International Trucker Radio Network whose country music icon DJ Stan Campbell proclaimed: “The song is so relatable... I recommend it for every radio station for Christmas!” It continues to receive international airplay annually during the Christmas season. [41]

Roy's Americana & Gospel songs also landed him at Number One in his hometown on Reverbnation's Americana Charts and are also featured continuously on Jango Radio and numerous other internet radio stations worldwide.

His lifelong dedication to promoting a clean safe environment also lead him to become involved with Altergy Systems, [42] [43] a cutting edge zero emissions hydrogen fuel cell developer/manufacturer in Folsom, CA. They are dedicated to "Leading the Fuel Cell Revolution & Changing the Way the World Gets Its Power." Roy produces Altergy's documentary videos and serves as Media/PR Director and YouTube Channel creator. He has won numerous video awards for these clean and sustainable energy documentaries.

Diversely, Ron Roy is also an inventor who has received numerous US Patents for his various inventions primarily for industrial/consumer packaging. [44]

Roy has been a lifelong supporter of respect and kindness towards animals and for animal rights. He has donated video documentary and public relations services to numerous organizations such as Actors And Others For Animals and similar animal protection groups to assist in their fundraising and publicity. He also works directly to assist American Veterans groups such as the Wounded Warrior Project and Horses and Heroes which utilize equestrian therapy to help injured veterans and their families "reclaim their lives".

Although Roy is currently semi-retired from a life in the entertainment industry, he is still very active in professional photography and cinematography where his award-winning images are utilized on television, social media and documentaries.and can be viewed on Instagram and Facebook. Roy's current hobbies include fly-fishing, skiing and collecting & personally restoring classic convertible automobiles. He has restored over thirty American and European Classics with his current collection including a 1965 Corvette Sting Ray, 1965 Ford Thunderbird, a 1966 Plymouth Fury III, a 40th Anniversary Chevrolet Corvette (C4) and a Jaguar XK8.

Filmography

Actor

1969 Joske's (TV Commercial)StudentJoske's
1969 Houston Chronicle HimselfFashion Article
1972 Fiddler on the Roof (Stage)Russian SoldierWindmill Dinner Theater
1972 After The Fall [45] (Stage)DanUniversity of Texas
1972 Alice in Wonderland King of HeartsFondren Street Theater
1973Constantinople SmithConstantinople SmithBurbank Players Theatre
1973If Men Played Cards...JohnathonBurbank Players Theatre
1974  Love Is Stronger [46] Jean-LouisAFI
1975   Hard Times              Street PunkColumbia Pictures
1975Wrigley's Spearmint Gum (National TV Commercial)Young Husband Wrigley
1976   Off the Edge BlairPentacle Films
1976Maureen [47] Harvey (son) CBS Comedy
1976The Cheerleaders [47] Joe King NBC TV Movie
1976 Chevy Vega (National TV Commercial)Lead Chevrolet
1977 Chevy Vega GT (National TV Commercial)Lead Chevrolet
1977   The Bionic Woman AstronautUniversal Studios
1978'Till Death [48] Highway PatrolmanFeature film
1978Triumph Spitfire (National Commercial) [49] Lead British Leyland
1979 Institute for Revenge [50] I.F.R AgentTV movie
1980CBS Afternoon Playhouse (TV special)Parker (ranch hand)Multi – episode
1981Gillette ATRA Razors (National Commercial) [51] Lead Gillette
1983PSA Celebrity Pets [52] HimselfPSA Airlines
1983A New Day In Eden (TV series) [53] Clint Masterson ONTV Cable Drama
1983Video Santa – LA TodayHimselfLA Today ABC
1985The Hollywood Cross (Documentary)HimselfRon Roy Productions
1986 Bayer Aspirin (National Commercial)Husband Bayer
1986Johnson's Baby Shampoo (National Commercial)Boyfriend Johnson & Johnson
1986 Divorce Court (TV series)Billy YoungSyndicated Drama
1987 Capitol (TV series)Detective Campbell CBS Soap Opera
1988   Oprah [54] HimselfHarpo Productions
1988Zenith TV (National Commercial)LeadZenith
1989Uniroyal Laredo Tires (National Commercial)Rancher Uniroyal
1990 The 700 Club [55] Himself CBN
1992 Entertainment Tonight [56] Himself Paramount
1993Private Life [57] Arthur  Ron Roy Productions
1995L'Image Fashion PartyHost/HimselfRon Roy Productions
1994Entertainment TonightHimself Paramount
1994Elvis: For The Fans (Documentary)HostRon Roy Productions
1998-1991Stand Up Comics Take A Stand

(TV Comedy Special)

HostRon Roy Productions

& The Family Channel

1999The Solution (TV Commercial) [58] NarratorRon Roy Productions
2010Heartland USA (TV Commercial) [59] NarratorRon Roy Productions
2011Jingle Bells Chicken [60] Hollywood ChickenRon Roy Productions
2012Jesus Face in the Clouds (Documentary) [61] HostRon Roy Productions
2018David Cassidy: The Last Session [62] [63] Himself      A & E

Producer/Director/Cinematographer

Television

Ron Roy and his video productions have been featured on national television programs: Entertainment Tonight , The Oprah Winfrey Show , Fox TV, MTV, VH-1, The Family Channel, The 700 Club , The Business Channel, CBS Morning Show , CNN, The Today Show etc.

Awards and nominations

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