Ruben Rodriguez
Ruben Rodriguez is the visionary leader behind MojoCreative Group, LLC a burgeoning artistic collective. A consummate writer, producer and director, Rodriguez possesses a profound devotion to the entertainment industry, supplying him the determination to transition from independent films to larger Hollywood ventures. From motion pictures to original television programming, Rodriguez has made an irrefutable mark on the industry. His career began with a penchant for writing. Rodriguez has penned numerous scripts for television and film. As Rodriguez's career evolved, he nurtured an unremitting passion for filmmaking. By fusing a proclivity for writing and infatuation for filmmaking, Rodriguez made the decision to focus his labor of love on horror films. To date, Rodriguez has written, produced and directed three original feature films - In the Woods, Cereal Killers, Sawaru and is the director of a television series on Mun2/NBC Universal titled: The Mun2 Look. Proceeding the completion of the aforementioned features was a moment of clarity. Rodriguez not only accepted, but welcomed his mission to hone his craft as a producer and director of full-length feature films. Rodriguez's film work has been met with critical acclaim and recognized with multiple Telly Awards for Television Excellence, a 1995 Animated Eye Award for best Video Animationz from the New York Underground Film Festival and the 1994 Grand Jury prize for the best artistic short in the Aspen Shortfest. In addition to films, Rodriguez has developed and produced a variety of network and local broadcast original television programming including Radioactive Cinema, Dare 2 Watch It and E-Asylum. Acknowledging the entertainment industry to be a competitive showground, Rodriguez sought after filmmakers who share his enthusiasm. With the assistance of fellow producers Cesar Orellana, Jerusalyn Figueroa and Brittany Godish, Rodriguez launched MojoCreative Group. The principle behind this united endeavor is to produce compelling films and television series that command mass appeal, all the while retaining the full artistic accreditation necessary to execute the vision.
Ruben Rosbach
Ruben Rosbach is known for Ragnarok (2020), Kyss meg for faen i helvete (2013) and Stolthet og forfall (2021).
Ruben Ruhanamilindi
Ruben Ruhanamilindi is known for Petit pays (2020).
Ruben Russo
Ruben Russo is known for The Curious Case of Dolphin Bay (2022) and A Loud Silence (2022).
Ruben Sainz
Born in Donostia/San Sebastian in 1974, this self-taught filmmaker has managed to stand out in the national and international short film scene with his short films "Antxoni" "Cirilo", "Pan-Demia", "Escúchame" and "Piensas". Among them we highlight: Pre-selection for the Forqué awards. Audience Award at Cinemed, Mediterranean Festival (Montpellier). Selections in festivals that qualify for the Oscars such as OFF Odense (Denmark), In the Palace (Bulgaria). We have also been selected in festivals that qualify for the Goya Awards such as the Zaragoza Film Festival, Iberian Film Festival of Badajoz. His first feature film "Magoado", shot between Brazil and Pasaia. World premiere at the Goa international film festival.
Ruben Salgueiro
Ruben Salgueiro is an actor, known for O Clube (2020).
Ruben Santiago-Hudson
Ruben Santiago-Hudson recently directed the world premiere of his play Your Blues Ain't Sweet Like Mine at The Two River Theater and the world premiere of Dominique Morriseau's Paradise Blue at Williamstown Theater Festival. Other credits include The Piano Lesson (Lucille Lortel, Joseph A. Callaway, Audelco, OBIE), The Happiest Song Plays Last (Second Stage), and My Children My Africa, Seven Guitars, and The First Breeze of Summer at Signature Theater where he served as Associate Artist of the season dedicated to the Negro Ensemble Company. Regionally, Ruben has directed at A.C.T. San Francisco, The Two River Theater Company, The McCarter Theater, and The Kennedy Center. His screenplay Lackawanna Blues garnered numerous awards including The Humanitas Prize, National Board of Reviews, NAACP Image Award, and The Christopher Award, and nominations for an Emmy, Golden Globe, and WGA. As an actor Ruben has received a Tony Award, two OBIE Awards, and a Helen Hayes Award. He most recently performed in August Wilson's solo show How I Learned What I Learned. Ruben served as co-artistic director along with Stephen McKinley Henderson to record August Wilson's American Century Cycle comprised of the entire canon of his plays. Ruben holds an MFA from Wayne State University, a BA from Binghamton University, and Honorary Doctorate Degree's from both Wayne State University and Buffalo State College.
Ruben Segura-Kanngießer
Ruben Segura-Kanngießer is known for Fack ju Göhte 3 (2017) and Für immer Eltern (2021).
Ruben Sholinyan
Ruben Sholinyan is an actor and producer, known for HDEC: Humans Do Exist Club (2017), Coasters (2018) and The Snack King (2018).
Ruben Studdard
Ruben Studdard was born on 12 September 1978 in Frankfurt, West Germany. He is an actor and producer, known for American Idol: The Search for a Superstar (2002), Obsessed (2009) and Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed (2004). He is married to Kristin Moore. They have one child. He was previously married to Surata Zuri McCants.