Ryon Thomas is a dynamic and multifaceted individual whose impressive array of talents has garnered widespread recognition and acclaim for his captivating and engaging performances across a diverse range of artistic mediums, showcasing his exceptional versatility and range as a performer.
Noteworthy thespian with an extensive range of roles under his belt, his impressive resume boasts a diverse array of performances, featuring appearances in the 2022 television series "The Missing" on BET, which showcases his ability to excel in small-screen productions.
Furthermore, his filmography includes the 2022 thriller "Surviving the Cartel", a gripping and suspenseful narrative that highlights his capacity to convey tension and drama on the big screen.
Additionally, his impressive repertoire of roles also includes the 2022 drama "They Don't Cast Shadows", a thought-provoking and emotionally charged production that demonstrates his versatility as an actor, capable of bringing depth and nuance to a wide range of characters.
Ryon Thomas has not only made a profound mark on the realm of television, but has also ventured into the realm of documentary filmmaking, showcasing his remarkable abilities in the esteemed 2020 National Geographic documentary "Heroes of the Sky: The Mighty Eighth Air Force", a testament to his multifaceted talents and his ability to excel in diverse creative endeavors.
Noteworthy among his extensive filmography is his remarkable depiction of Paul Tibbets, a prominent and influential figure in the annals of American history, in a documentary that has garnered significant attention and acclaim.
Ryon's journey as a multifaceted web and graphic creative, as well as a marketing professional, spanned nearly two decades in the City of Angels, Los Angeles, commencing in 2002. Little did he anticipate, a serendipitous encounter with a complimentary online acting class in 2019 would have a profound impact, ultimately compelling him to reassess his life's trajectory and redirect his path towards pursuing his long-held passion for acting.
Ryan Thomas Hilterbran, a remarkably gifted and accomplished individual, was born on January 20, 1978, in the charming city of Enid, Oklahoma. His exceptional talent and passion for the performing arts led him to pursue a higher education at the esteemed Ruskin School of Acting, situated in the stunning coastal city of Santa Monica, California. During his tenure at this prestigious institution, Hilterbran had the privilege of studying the Advanced Meisner Technique under the expert guidance of three highly acclaimed instructors: John Ruskin, Michael Myers, and Michael Laurie. These renowned educators have earned their reputation through years of dedication, hard work, and unwavering commitment to their craft, and have refined their skills through extensive experience.
Ryon's extraordinary musical career has traversed a remarkable quarter of a century, marked by the release of a total of five outstanding albums, each a testament to his unwavering dedication to his craft.
As a skilled and accomplished solo artist, Ryon Thomas has had the distinct privilege of mesmerizing audiences at numerous prestigious music venues in Los Angeles, including the iconic House of Blues, the legendary Viper Room, the enchanting El Cid, and the esteemed Roxy.
Throughout his illustrious career, Ryon has consistently pushed the boundaries of his art, experimenting with innovative sounds and styles that have captivated fans and critics alike.
Ryon boasts a distinguished academic credential, a Bachelor of Arts degree, earned with academic honors, from the esteemed Southwestern Oklahoma State University, a renowned institution of higher learning, where he demonstrated exceptional academic prowess, culminating in his graduation in the year 2001.
Ryon currently calls the eclectic and culturally diverse neighborhood of West Los Angeles home, where he resides with his deeply loving and dedicated wife, Megan, and their two cherished daughters, Evely and Brya.
