Biography
C.G. Ryche is an award-winning film director, writer, producer, and visionary recording artist, widely regarded as a modern-day "Renaissance man" for his mastery of both film and music. He began his career at an early age, touring, producing records, and composing for short films before expanding into full-scale cinematic storytelling.
Known for his distinctive visual style and narrative depth, Ryche trained under industry veterans John H. Radulovic (Ray Donovan, Californication) and Bruce Markoe (Marvel Studios, IMAX), refining his ability to shape emotionally driven, cinematic work.
He has become a sought-after filmmaker as a writer/director, leading large-scale productions for clients including Time Warner, the NFL, PBS, RONN Motor Group, Remo Inc, Paiste Cymbals, and Trueality TV. His work spans innovative concert films, television, and feature content, with productions featuring artists such as Lao Tizer, Mana, Battista, and Linkin Park, as well as his PBS special, Echoes of Silence. He also shared an Emmy for the PBS concert film Benise - Nights of Fire.
As a Creative Director and Executive Producer, Ryche develops large-scale theatrical residencies and touring productions, crafting Vegas-style experiences that seamlessly merge film, music, and live performance. His work includes the MAGIC! 2025-26 World Tour, IronWrath’s Master Storyteller (Theatrical Music Odyssey), Velvet & Vengeance (Las Vegas Residency), and C.G. Ryche - Mystic Rhythm. Known as "a creative for the creatives," he specializes in building one-of-a-kind production ecosystems from concept through execution.
11 wins and 1 nominations
