Richard Ryan is a talented actor, producer, director, and writer known for being versatile in his roles. He's the founder of Ox Films and became famous for playing Joseph Markham in "Art of Deception" and Brad Jenkins in "Fortune 500 Man."

Ryan started Ox Films, making short films and later feature films. His big breakthrough came with "Art of Deception." Even though he didn't start with a film school, he later attended The Art Institute of Sacramento to learn more about filmmaking.

In his early career, Ryan had roles in TV and independent films. He learned from various acting teachers and even went to improv classes. He believes in studying acting and creating your own material to keep growing as an artist and person. Teachers like Aaron Speiser, Michelle Danner, and others have influenced him, showing his commitment to getting better at his craft.

Art of Deception

Film - Suspense Thriller

"Art of Deception" is an intense story about spying and tough choices. The CIA has a big plan to control everyone's minds for world domination. Joseph Markham, a top scientist, discovers this plan and has to decide whether to save a lot of people or his wife, Valentina. His choice leads to a chase by CIA henchmen and a country-wide search led by Deputy Director Roland Smith. Valentina gets kidnapped and faces tough questioning, making the story even more gripping. The movie explores important ideas about life, love, and power on a global scale, showing how one person's decision can affect the whole world.

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