Ray Goldrup's remarkable career has been distinguished by a plethora of honors and accomplishments, serving as a testament to his unwavering dedication and exceptional talent.
The Committee on Mental Retardation, a notable organization founded by President Jimmy Carter, took notice of his significant contributions to the world of entertainment. In recognition of his remarkable work, they bestowed upon him a special commendation. This prestigious honor was awarded in relation to his two-hour television special, "The Innocent", which premiered on the esteemed weekly episodic drama series "How the West Was Won" in the year 1976.
Noted author and creative visionary, Goldrup, has consistently showcased his remarkable writing abilities in a wide range of formats, extending far beyond his published literary endeavors. His impressive repertoire includes the authorship and successful sale of an astonishing 200+ captivating stories, which have been featured in the globally renowned children's magazine, "The Friend". This remarkable achievement serves as a testament to Goldrup's exceptional skill in crafting engaging, imaginative, and compelling narratives that have resonated with young audiences worldwide.
Noted author and creative force, Goldrup, has expanded his artistic scope beyond the realm of literature, delving into the world of television animation, where he crafted a half-hour animated program, "The Story of the Other Wise Man", in collaboration with the renowned Bonneville International in the year 1989.
This groundbreaking production serves as a testament to Goldrup's remarkable ability to distill complex concepts into engaging visual narratives, thereby demonstrating his remarkable capacity for creative expression and innovative storytelling.
Joseph Smith: Prophet of the Restoration, a 2011 biographical drama, benefited from Goldrup's script polish expertise, showcasing his exceptional ability to refine narratives for the big screen.
Noteworthy among the diverse creative endeavors of Goldrup is a collection of short dramatic films penned for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, showcasing his remarkable ability to craft compelling narratives within the realm of faith-based storytelling.
Among his literary pursuits, he has also authored a novel, published by Horizon Publishers, aptly titled "Then Came Charlie", which masterfully demonstrates his capacity to weave intricate plots and engaging characters.
Tom Goldrup, a remarkably gifted and accomplished screenwriter, is currently dedicating his unwavering efforts towards securing the necessary financial support to co-produce a diverse and eclectic assortment of his screenplays in a collaborative partnership with his two highly respected and accomplished actor brothers, Jim Goldrup and Tom Goldrup, who share his passion for the craft and possess a deep understanding of the artistic vision he seeks to bring to life on the big screen.
