Ray Griggs

Ray Griggs is a Film Director/Producer/Writer and member of the Director's Guild of America and founder of RG Entertainment, Ltd. Ray grew up overseas in a military family before coming to the states opening up a production company. He has worked with some of the most talented names and companies in the industry. His experiences include Peter Jackson's WETA (Known for "Lord of the Rings"), Warner Brothers, Fox, Universal, and Lucas Film. Ray's first film that he produced/directed/wrote and even acted in as Puffer Boy was a low budget, Super Hero Comedy feature "Super Capers," starring Micheal Rooker from Gardens of the Galaxy, and Adam West, the original Batman series. The film won several awards, including "Best Director" at the Kids Cairo International Film Festival. "Super Capers" was also nominated for a 2010 Saturn Award. Griggs also co-wrote, directed, and produced a short with heavy VFX called "Lucifer," which won several awards. Ray is best known for a live-action short, "The Wind in the Willows," based on the beloved children's novel by Kenneth Grahame, to which Julian Fellowes is currently attached. Inbetween production Ray started working on the Action/Adventures series "Jack Sterling Adventures". Ray has a master's in Business from Pepperdine University and currently resides in Kansas City with his wife and four kids.