Ben Ramsey (filmmaker) facts for kids

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Ben Ramsey is an American retired screenwriter and film director, most commonly known as the screenwriter of The Big Hit (starring Mark Wahlberg) and Dragonball Evolution.

Career

Ramsey began his career in Hollywood in 1996 when he wrote the Mark Wahlberg feature, The Big Hit for Sony Pictures. He would later go on to write Dragonball Evolution for 20th Century Fox. He directed the hit DTV action films Blood and Bone and Love and a Bullet which Sony also distributed. Most recently he directed the short film Black Salt for Ratti Entertainment and his own company Ramcity Productions.

Filmography

Year	Title	Director	Writer	Producer	Other	Notes
1991	The Silence of the Lambs	No	No	No	Yes	Production assistant
1995	Stripteaser	No	No	No	Yes	Art department: Leadman
1995	Caged Heat 3000	No	No	No	Yes	Actor: "Killa"
1996	Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood	No	No	No	Yes	Art department: swing gang
	Crossworlds	No	No	No	Yes	Art department: swing
	Zarkorr! The Invader	No	No	No	Yes	Actor: "Quincy"
1998	The Big Hit	No	Yes	No	No
2002	Love and a Bullet	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Executive producer
2002	Random Acts of Violence	No	No	No	Yes	Actor: "Teddy P"
2005	Inspired by...	No	No	Yes	No	Short film
2008	A Good Day to Be Black and ...	No	No	Yes	No	Executive producer
2009	Dragonball Evolution	No	Yes	No	No
2009	Blood and Bone	Yes	No	No	Yes	Soundtrack writer and producer
2011	The Art Patron	No	No	No	Yes	Actor: "Bodyguard"; Short film
2015	Black Salt	Yes	No	No	No	Short film
2019	Interface	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Actor: "Operator 247"; Short film

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