TOMB TALKS
A Conversation with Storyboard Artist and Director Ray Prado D89
Join us on November 13th at 7pm EST for a conversation with Storyboard Artist and Director Ray Prado D89 as he shares his thoughts on the entertainment industry and what effects he thinks the growth of AI, streaming platforms, and other advances might have on various creative pursuits. Our Tomb Talks moderator Finn Callahan D25 will also talk with Ray about his time in Dragon, stops along his career path, and how he has managed to build the best of both worlds: living in the Upper Valley while maintaining an active movie and television career!
REMINDER: Please register to receive the Tomb Talks Zoom link.
All registered attendees will receive the link via email after their registration is confirmed.
ABOUT OUR SPEAKERS
Ray Prado D89
Storyboard Artist and Director
Raymond Prado D89 has worked as a Storyboard Artist and 2nd Unit Director for over two decades on over 50 film and television projects. He has collaborated with directors such as Taylor Hackford, Walter Hill, John Woo, Francis Lawrence, Errol Morris, and Steven Spielberg. With his diverse career, Raymond has been involved in the visual conception for every film genre imaginable. Raymond was Taylor Hackford’s Second Unit Director on the Oscar-Nominated “Ray” and most recently, a couple of TV Pilots that will never see the light of day. What a business! Raymond has directed everything from opening credit sequences, stunts, and visual effects shots to scenes with lead actors on location and montages featuring lead actors in movies ranging from serious dramas to broad comedies. New releases coming up include the documentary "Separated" to be aired on MSNBC this December, "Fantastic Four: First Steps" for Marvel, and "Stranger Things: Season Five" for Netflix. Raymond studied Art History and Fine Arts at Dartmouth College where he also played what appeared to be football. When he isn’t making movies, he is running a baking school in the hills of Vermont with his wife, Gesine.
Finn Callahan D25
Moderator
Finn Callahan D25 is a senior on the Dartmouth Men’s Soccer Team studying History and Music. He is from Norwalk, CT, where he grew up in a house full of athletes and musicians, playing in bands and on sports teams with his two brothers. On campus, he plays drums in a student band, works at the local music store in town, and is a member of Chi Heorot. After graduation, Finn plans to work in the entertainment industry at a talent agency to become a film and TV producer.
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