Ron Kalister
- Actor
I was born in Cleveland, Oh. (one of 5 children). As a child, I was always interested in acting, but never pursued acting while I was in school. One of my goals in life was to have a small role in a movie and actually see myself on the big screen in a theater. Little did I know that goal would become reality.
Upon graduation from high school, I worked in the manufacturing industry for 36 years. Soon after retiring, I heard about an Indy horror film, that was being shown at a local theater. My wife and I attended the showing and we were impressed with the script, special effects and acting. I met many of the actors and, we kept in contact through social media. It was at this time I told my wife I wanted to be an actor.
A few months later, I was offered a part (I was an extra), in the horror movie "Mother Krampus 2" (Fright Teck Pictures), playing the part of a homeless man. I really enjoyed working with such a talented crew. Even though I was an extra, the actors took the time to show me exactly what I would be doing. I realized at that point in time, I wanted to be in more movies.
In my next role, I was offered a part as a "bedroom ghoul" in the movie "Rebirth" (Rising Pulse Productions). Playing the part of a ghoul required makeup and, I spent approx. 30 minutes having makeup applied to my face. The actor I was working with (Aswan Harris), took the time to help me rehearse my scene and, even gave me a few tips.
I went on to be a "Melon Head" in the movie "House of Crow - Legend of the Melon Heads" This film involved more time than I anticipated. I was involved with multiple scenes and worked approx. six days to complete my part. Makeup took approx. 45 minutes to 1 hr. to apply and, 15 to 30 minutes to remove. I worked with many skilled actors and again, it was a pleasure working with such talented people.
I also appeared in a reality TV show called "Hitched in Vegas".
I would like to thank Roger Conners and Eddie Lengyel for giving me the opportunity to work with them.
Upon graduation from high school, I worked in the manufacturing industry for 36 years. Soon after retiring, I heard about an Indy horror film, that was being shown at a local theater. My wife and I attended the showing and we were impressed with the script, special effects and acting. I met many of the actors and, we kept in contact through social media. It was at this time I told my wife I wanted to be an actor.
A few months later, I was offered a part (I was an extra), in the horror movie "Mother Krampus 2" (Fright Teck Pictures), playing the part of a homeless man. I really enjoyed working with such a talented crew. Even though I was an extra, the actors took the time to show me exactly what I would be doing. I realized at that point in time, I wanted to be in more movies.
In my next role, I was offered a part as a "bedroom ghoul" in the movie "Rebirth" (Rising Pulse Productions). Playing the part of a ghoul required makeup and, I spent approx. 30 minutes having makeup applied to my face. The actor I was working with (Aswan Harris), took the time to help me rehearse my scene and, even gave me a few tips.
I went on to be a "Melon Head" in the movie "House of Crow - Legend of the Melon Heads" This film involved more time than I anticipated. I was involved with multiple scenes and worked approx. six days to complete my part. Makeup took approx. 45 minutes to 1 hr. to apply and, 15 to 30 minutes to remove. I worked with many skilled actors and again, it was a pleasure working with such talented people.
I also appeared in a reality TV show called "Hitched in Vegas".
I would like to thank Roger Conners and Eddie Lengyel for giving me the opportunity to work with them.