Ryan O'Quinn, a Los Angeles-based actor and producer will be a premiere speaker at Expo Crsita in Sao Paolo Brazil. The annual event is Latin America's largest Christian conference. O'Quinn will address the crowd about the media's responsibility to proliferate positive messages. 

The event held at Anhembi Convention Center next week is the largest showcase of its kind, nationally and internationally with over 400,000 square meters of indoor space. The conference will bring together industry leaders, retailers, importers, class representatives, ecclesiastical and governmental authorities and other public figures all of which are fundamental to the demands, achievements and a benefit to the Christian consumer market.

Damascus Road Productions, the film and television production company founded by Ryan and Heather O'Quinn was featured in the 2018 Entertainment issue of Westlake Magazine this month. 

The article highlighted the company's Westlake Village studio that boasts a state-of-the-art screening room, music recording room, podcast studio and post-production office suites. The Calabasas couple opened the offices in late 2016 and aligned with Craig Shoemaker of Really Big Shoe Media and Dan and Sharon Amos of Ampleffied Music to create a one-stop resource for film and television production in the Conejo Valley. 

O'Quinn's Damascus Road Productions banner specializes in faith and family content and the brand seeks to rollout development and distribution services later this year. As an actor O'Quinn will next be seen in 2019's TICKET TO NASHVILLE and ROADKILL MCGILLICUTTY.

Ryan O'Quinn taped an interview on The Kira Soltanovich Show. The two comedians talked Jesus, Jews, Politics and Parenting! Stay tuned for the release of the show in the near future. 

Comedians Craig Shoemaker, Kira Soltanovich and Ryan O'Quinn performed at Don't Tell Comedy in Malibu, CA last night.

Don't Tell, an exciting new SECRET comedy show, is popping up at venues around the country and features today's top and upcoming comedians.  This new venture tells fans where to show up the day of a show and they turn up in uniques settings in the following cities:
Austin, Boston, Chicago, Denver, Los Angeles, NYC, Orange County, Portland, San Francisco, San Diego, Seattle and Portland.

Actor, Producer Ryan O'Quinn was a guest on Sports Talk Radio with host / NFL standout Roman Gabriel III. The pair discussed Ryan's past performances, his current film production company and the state of the entertainment industry. 

Rebroadcast from American Family Radio available at the link below.

Brentwood Avenue Entertainment has announced that Ryan O’Quinn has joined the cast of the upcoming feature film “Ticket to Nashville” based on the award-winning musical by the same name and written by Ty DeMartino. The story revolves around a young singer/songwriter from Appalachia trying to decide between the girl of his dreams and a career in country music.

The original stage play won Best Musical by Broadwayworld and garnered other regional awards for best director, best musical, best musical director and best actor. Executive Producer Rob Capehart was last credited with O’Quinn on 2016’s "Believe" from Smith Global Media and Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.

Patrick Muldoon (Starship Troopers), American Idol standout Alexis Gomez, Kaileigh Bullard (Nashville), Kate Orsini (Nashville) and Kevin Sizemore (Fear the Walking Dead) will round out the cast. Demetrius Navarro is set to direct and production will begin in Nashville later this year.

O’Quinn is repped by Buchwald.

Ryan O'Quinn (Believe, DadDudes) has landed a leading role in the upcoming film One Remains from writer/director Josh Hodgins. The film follows a group of filmmakers who attempt to get to the bottom of a missing persons case and conduct a series of interviews in a remote area of the Pacific Northwest. When the group inadvertently starts a chain of events they were not expecting, there are disastrous consequences. 

O'Quinn plays Lance Mahoney, a seemingly accommodating host that welcomes the group to his home to uncover the truth behind a group of university students that went missing forty years ago. Things may not be what they seem as the documentarians find themselves in a fight for their lives. 

The film's director Josh Hodgins has produced more than 25 films and series and created the TV series Jackson Horn. Hodgins received acclaim for the two hour ​Horn finale co-written with Kevin J. Foxe (The Blair Witch Project). He also earned multiple Best Director nods  for The Sparrows alongside Nancy Criss, who will also produce. The pair also created Creepy Chronicles, currently in it's first season on Amazon. 

O'Quinn is repped by Don Buchwald & Associates.