Ryan Schafer

Ryan Scharoun

Ryan Scharoun was born in upstate New York into a family of doctors and lawyers. He grew up playing sports in central Florida, where his father worked for the space program. While attending Florida State University, a speeding ticket sent Ryan to comedy traffic school and it was this unlikely setting where his love for acting began. He went on to start an improv troupe and earned a minor in Theatre. Since then, a lot has changed. Ryan has carried a movie as sports agent Rob Decker in Hallmark's Ring the Bell and held his own in such TV comedies as I'm Sorry, I Feel Bad and Speechless (opposite Minnie Driver). He has recurred on both the Young and the Restless and General Hospital, playing a nefarious orderly doing Heather Webber's bidding in the latter. Most recently, Ryan recurred on For the Love of Jason, playing Laila Odom's love interest. He is repped by DPN.

Ryan Schock

Ryan Schock is known for his work on Welcome to Leith (2015).

Ryan Schwartzman

Ryan Schwartzman is an actor and producer, known for Gordon Family Tree (2013), Before the Lights Come Up (2013) and The Man in the Trunk (2019). He has been married to Jennica Schwartzman since October 3, 2010.

Ryan Sciaino

Ryan Sciaino is a composer and actor, known for Magic Mike (2012), +1 (2013) and The Worst (2012).

Ryan Scott

Ryan Scott is an actor and producer, known for A Date with Miss Fortune (2015), Undressed (1999) and Relic Hunter (1999). He has been married to Jeannette Sousa since 2003.

Ryan Scott Greene

Ryan Scott Greene was born in 1973 in Nova Scotia, Canada. He is an actor and producer, known for Beach Girls (2005), Lost Girl (2010) and Sue Thomas: F.B.Eye (2002).

Ryan Scott Thomas

Ryan Scott Thomas has had what some would call "many lives." Writer, Police Officer, Father, Coach, Teacher, Wrestler, but the one thing he has known his whole life is that he is an Actor. During his police career Ryan started acting on the side, and even had some of his writing work produced. Within weeks of leaving the police department Ryan was in New York studying acting and sharpening his skills. In the past few years Ryan has worked in television in roles on Blue Bloods, New Amsterdam, The Blacklist, The Flight Attendant, Power: Book III, and had the honor of appearing in a scene with the great Al Pacino in Hunters. In early 2020 Ryan appeared on stage in a play that he wrote, inspired by his time as a police officer working with the community. He believes a strong sense of empathy has been the most important aspect of being both a police officer and an actor. Most recently Ryan filmed a recurring role on David Simon's new HBO show, We Own This City (2022). He is honored and appreciative to be a part of this amazing project.

Ryan Seacrest

Born and raised in Atlanta, Seacrest has been the heart and soul of television and in radio for many years, beginning as the host of such kids shows as, Gladiators 2000 (1994), Fox Family Channel's Wild Animal Games (1995), and Click (1997), which ultimately led him to his afternoon gig at Los Angeles's Radio Station, 98.7 FM, on which he hosts and produces the #1 daily afternoon talk show, "Ryan Seacrest for The Ride Home." In the summer of 2002, he began to find fame as the host of American Idol: The Search for a Superstar (2002), a Star Search (1983) clone in which contestants try their best at auditioning a song before going on stage and to find out, who's really, the American Idol. He hosted the first two seasons of the show and after finishing the popular series, Ryan serves in the same capacity for American Juniors (2003). As in Idol, he will interact with the talent and judges, in order to keep track of viewers through the weekly show that will make it a successful hit.

Ryan Seamy

Ryan Seamy was born Ryan Donald Porter on December 1st, 1979 in Redding, California, to parents Cynthia Ann Childers and Niles McTucker. An avid supporter of indie films, Ryan began acting at the age of 10 when he landed his first role as the lead in a grade school production of "The Music Man". At age 11, Ryan did volunteer work as a camera man, character generator operator and writer for a live talk show called "Requiem Incorporated" on Redding public access television; making several random on-screen appearances. It was at that young age where Ryan fell in love with being on set. Ryan further studied acting through high school drama classes, developing an organic improvisational style that would ultimately shape his comedic on-stage persona. In his early 20's, Ryan worked as a projectionist for a movie theater in Berkeley, California; where he spent his nights in the booth watching countless films for a living. Along with his vocal and singing ability, Ryan is also a fluent bass and guitar player. He's toured the country in several indie rock bands, playing many notable venues in the US. He's a founding member of the group 'Amateurs' with fellow musician and long time friend Keith Waggoner. They've played hundreds of live shows and recorded two studio albums together. After performing in several stage musicals, Ryan went on to study motion picture and video at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco. Upon completing his academic studies, Ryan moved to Los Angeles at age 24 where he began finding work on professional film sets as an assistant director, production manager, camera man, and lighting operator for several major studios; learning virtually every aspect of the film industry before ever stepping in front of the lens. Ryan has worked and appeared in every category of production including feature films, television, commercials, web series, music videos, stage and print as a professional Actor. Still looking for that breakout role, Ryan is extremely dedicated to his craft and pursues it with a relentless work ethic that reflects his true passion for the art of Cinema. The Actor/Producer is now stationed in Los Angeles, California.