Raymond C. Albini
Raymond C. Albini is known for The Dead Girl in Apartment 03 (2022).
Raymond Carmichael
Raymond Carmichael is known for Ghost Project (2023).
Raymond Carr
Raymond Carr is an African American filmmaker, theatrical director, designer and Puppeteer whose career spans more than 15 years. His award-winning films have been accepted into Oscar-qualifying film festivals all over the world. His highly stylized films specialize in the sci-fi, dark fantasy, and horror genres. He has designed, and puppeteered for The Jim Henson Company, Nick Jr's , various projects for Cartoon Network & Adult Swim, IFC, BBC. He has produced content for Discovery Channel, Vice TV, Facebook TV, and various other commercial and theatrical studios. As a director he uses his background as a designer, builder and puppeteer of animatronic creature effects to create worlds that feel dynamic, unique and rich. While his background as a theatrical director grounds his stories in character-driven narratives.
Raymond Cham Jr.
Raymond Cham Jr. is an actor and director, known for The Big Leap (2021), Sneaky Pete (2015) and Mech-X4 (2016).
Raymond Chapman
Raymond Chapman is known for Cloak and Dagger (2011), 12:34 (2019) and Moose (2015).
Raymond Chiu
Raymond Chiu was born on 20 February 1979 in Hong Kong, British Crown Colony. He is an actor, known for Zuo jia de huang yan: Bi zhong you zui (2019), Duk gai (2017) and Chak dan juen ga 2 (2020).
Raymond Chow
A native of Guangdong province with Hakka roots, Golden Harvest studio president Raymond Chow was born in Hong Kong and considered to be a role model for success as a product of the parochial Catholic education system from China's past. Having first attended the legendary St. Stephen's College Preparatory School for Boys in the Stanley peninsula, Chow would migrate to Shanghai after his father's death during his middle school years to attend Shanghai's prestigious St. John's Secondary school and then on to college as a journalism major at St. John's University prior to returning to Hong Kong in 1949. A notable item in Chow's early resume prior to show business was his working in the audio visual department for the US Foreign service where he was later promoted as the radio program coordinator for the Voice of America in Hong Kong. This exposure landed Chow into the Hong Kong offices of the Shaw family from Singapore to direct their newly formed public relations and publicity operations in anticipation of usurping market share domination for the former island colony's entertainment dollar firmly held by their big studio rival Cathay/MPG&I studios run by the Loke family also of Southeast Asia. History has it that Chow would be the key catalyst in helping elevate Shaw Brothers as the new corporate 'Taipan' studio that would go on to dominate Hong Kong entertainment circles for the next twenty five years that is, until Chow himself who along with his defecting publicity apprentice Leonard Ho, would leave Shaws in 1970 to found the upstart Golden Harvest studios across town ironically at the newly defunct Cathay/MPGI studios compound. Having recruited other past Shaw alumni like directors Lo Wei, Huang Feng, Wu Chia Hsiang, Wu Ma and John Woo and stars like Cheng Pei Pei, Wang Yu, Michael Hui, Bruce Lee and a young stunt player named Jackie Chan, Raymond Chow and Company along with a reach that would extend across the pond to Hollywood, would quickly rise to become Shaws' main rival as a serious contender to dominate the box office for at home and abroad from the mid-1970s to the present.
Raymond Chu
Raymond Chu has contributed as a Producer, Director, Cinematographer, Editor, or combination, on a wide range of commercial, fashion, television, web series, music video, short film, documentary projects that have gone on to win awards at film festivals around the world and featured on Vimeo Staff Picks. Clients include New York Life, Kiehl's, Lyft, Time, Kia, LG, GQ Taiwan, Allure, Rocnation, William Rast, Georg Jensen, Playtex, and more. Since graduating New York University Tisch School of the Arts with a BFA in Theater in 2011, Raymond has championed stories from diverse backgrounds, seeking projects promoting female and minority voices under the Lofty Entertainment banner. Raymond has also served for three years screening films for the Hamptons Int'l Film Festival. Raymond was previously represented by CESD as an actor and model, appearing in a few independent films and small television roles. Raymond has been a fixture in the fashion world since 2007, as a vintage clothing historian and collector, blending his love for film and history with personal style, spending a decade working for his uncle, Nautica co-founder David Chu and contributing as a menswear writer for The Rake. You can find him in the pages of GQ, Esquire, The Sartorialist, The Rake, StyleLikeU, I Am Dandy, and recently was featured in the CFDA's New York Fashion Week 2016 citywide campaign by Melodie Jeng, and previous campaigns for Burberry, Tommy Hilfiger, and Braun.
Raymond Clough
Raymond Clough is an actor, known for Anne (2022).
Raymond Coalson
Raymond Coalson is known for American Honey (2016).
