RAY WATTERS
Actor

Ray is an American actor who has appeared in several co-star and supporting roles in film and television to include a starring role in Hallmark Channel's "True Love Blooms" with Sara Rue and Jordan Bridges. He has also co-starred in "Murder Made Me Famous" and "Scandal Made Me Famous" on the Reelz Channel and Disney's "Doogie Kamealoha, M.D.",  along with several films to include "The Good Exorcist" for the El Rey Channel and "Something In The Woods" on Amazon Prime.  He  produced, directed, and performed in live theater.   Ray was News Director for ABC and FOX affiliate radio stations; produced and hosted a regional television program for several years.  He founded and was the Charter President of a non-profit theater corporation in 1989. In 2004, the Ridgecrest City Council presented him with a proclamation honoring him for his support in the community and his work in radio and television. Ray was honored by the U.S. Marine Corps and U.S. Navy at China Lake, California for his support of their mission to include the Toys for Tots campaign and emceeing various events. He has served as a volunteer with the USO at Fort Hood, Texas and was honored by the U.S. Army for his support of deploying soldiers. He relocated to Texas with his wife, Jennie, in 2004 and lived there for 14 years. In late 2018, they relocated to the Tampa Bay Area in Florida. Since moving to Florida, Ray has taken an active role in Film Florida, serving on the legislative committee.  He also serves as an Adjudicator for Florida Thespians, judging middle and high school students in the various theater arts. Ray is represented by Brevard Talent Group in Orlando, Florida; Paramount Talent in Austin, Texas; Glitter Talent in West New York, New Jersey;  ADR talent in Honolulu, Hawaii; and Promote Talent in Chicago, Illinois. He is originally from the Los Angeles area having been raised in the communities of Duarte and Temple City and lived for several years in Ridgecrest, California. Ray is a proud veteran of the United States Army having served in the mid 1960s.