Ryan Scott Thomas

From his earliest memories all Ryan has ever wanted to do is be an actor. This dream never died despite taking on a career as a police officer. During that time Ryan developed his skills as an actor and a writer, pursuing acting in his time outside of work. After a full career of serving his community, Ryan retired from the police, and within weeks was living in New York studying acting from various teachers and taking the next steps in his new career. Since getting to New York Ryan has worked on Blue Bloods, New Amsterdam, The Blacklist, and had the honor of working with one of his heroes, Al Pacino, in a scene for Hunters. In early 2020 Ryan starred in a play he wrote, inspired by his time as a police officer and working with the community. These days Ryan is truly "living the dream" and uses his personal and professional experiences to inform his acting and writing. Ryan can be seen in several feature films, most notably, President's Day, Terrortory, V/H/S/2, and Purpose. For his role in the horror-comedy Witch's Brew, Ryan won a Best Supporting Actor award from the Horror Quest Film Festival; where it was said, "Ryan Thomas really seemed to be an audience favorite. Spitting out witty zingers and bad-ass glances like Bruce Willis, he steals the show in Witch's Brew."