Ramon Rodriguez

Ramon Rodriguez

  • Born: 1979-12-20
  • Birthplace: Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico
  • Height: 5' 11" (1.8 m)
  • Profession: Actor, director
  • Nationality: Puerto Rico
  • Graduate School: New York University
  • Representative Works: Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, Los Angeles, Need for Speed, The Defenders, Subway Terror
  • Ramon Rodriguez (Ramon Rodriguez), 1979 November 20, was born in The Commonwealth of Puerto Rico Rio Piedras , actors, directors.
    Representative works include " Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen ", " Los Angeles ", " Need for Speed ", " Marvel's Iron Fist ", " The Defenders " and so on. [1] 

    Early Experience

    As a child, Rodriguez grew up in the Lower East Side of Manhattan . Rodriguez participated in the Nike Freestyle competition, participated in the Nike Freestyle tour and a series of commercial performances after the game, and thus began his career. Later, as a guest, he participated in the recording of the TV programs " Law & Order: Special Victims Unit " ( Law & Order: SVU ) and " Rescue Me " ( Rescue Me ).
    With the wonderful performance in "Los Angeles", it has received the love of many Asian movie fans.

    Performing Experience

    Ramon Rodriguez and Terry O'Quinn starred in FOX ’s latest American drama " Gang Related ", as the rising star of the Los Angeles Police Department’s elite team "gangster case group". At the same time, there is also a dark side, a powerful gang boss. Godson.
    Ramon Rodriguez starred in "Los Angeles", which was released worldwide on March 11, 2011
    In addition, Rodriguez’s film works include:
    Paramount Pictures, Inc. ’s masterpiece "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: Revenge of the Fallen", directed by director Michael Bay , co-starred by Sia Lebeauf , Foxy Megan and John Teturo;
    "Subway Fright", the film is directed by Tony Scott TonyScott and starred by Denzel Hayes Washington Jr. , John Travolta and John Teturo.
    At the same time, his outstanding performance in the independent film "Bella" impressed audiences and film critics, and won the Toronto Film Festival's Most Popular Audience Award for his brilliant interpretation of Eduardo .
    Ramon Rodriguez also participated in the film "Pride and Glory" by New Line cinema . Edward Harrison Norton and Colin Farrell also participated in this film.
    In addition, Rodriguez and Matthew McConaughey co-starred in the movie "The Surfer".
    On the TV side, Rodriguez participated in HBO's popular TV series "FireWire" and played Renaldo in the fourth and fifth seasons of the show.
    In addition, Rodriguez and Ty Diggs co-starred in " Breaking the Sun " by American Broadcasting Corporation, Inc. 

    Character Evaluation

    Ramon Rodriguez is also very talented in sports.
    The Romance and passionate nature of The Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, coupled with the brisk rhythm of loving Hip Hop music and the dynamic energy of street dance, makes Ramon feel vigorous and lively on the court. He is unique in the New York street basketball court. Crash, and therefore participated in the NIKE "Freestyle Advertising" shooting.
    In New York, many children play basketball on the streets and listen to street dance music. New York’s unique street basketball culture develops in the environment of Hip Hop music and outdoor concrete floors. For them, street basketball is their expression of self. In this way, a group of people get together and naturally play movements and create skills. Each person has a different personality and shows it through different skills. Basketball can be said to be a part of their lives. They have their own creativity. For them, this is like a rhythm from the heart that can play the ball along with it. Just like the Freestyle style advocated by NIKE, it is an open way of expression, with no boundaries and no restrictions, allowing you to play basketball and finish basketball as you like.
    Ramon grew up in an environment like street basketball in New York. In his life, basketball is like a kind of relief, he said, "When I play basketball, my mind will be very clear, will be very focused, and then I will stay away from all the problems, I play basketball at night, feel It's like crossing into another world. That's why I want to come out and play my love for basketball."
    Ramon likes to be affirmed, and he tries to become the best player. In the past, he used to play in courts near his home, and he always met many real masters and well-known players. He was willing to accept their challenges and play bullfights with them. He believes that as long as you work hard, you can surpass the limit you originally thought. Once you succeed, you will take another big step.
    In addition to inspiration, hard training is also the "basic work" that can achieve creativity. For example, he will repeatedly watch Jordan or other people's action videos, and then repeatedly learn. Although some skills have physical and body limitations, they can still be substituted. In action, maybe he can't jump as high as Jordan and show slam dunk skills, but he thinks dribbling can be as proficient as Jordan as long as he works hard. Ramon used to practice hard because he could not turn the ball with his left hand. He turned left. The ball turns as slippery as the right hand, and is creative and serious. Ramon thinks this is the performance of the Freestyle style advocated by NIKE E.
    Ramon’s Freestyle basketball style is so unrestrained and distinctive. In addition to the unfettered nature of The Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, he also loves Hip Hop. It is also the main reason that makes his gestures full of richness. Ramon pointed out that he likes creative things, among which street dancing is. The creative work that combines music and dancing, every time he hears those rhythms, it will make his whole person high, and it will also affect the style of playing. He feels that basketball is also a rhythmic sport. Whenever he plays basketball, he will also have a beat in his heart. When he is inspired, there will naturally be many amazing things, just like music and dance creation.
    Ramon is a representative of the "modernist" style of New York street basketball that pays attention to entertainment. Although his figure is not outstanding, he is full of creativity. Long before NIKE launched the "Freestyle advertisement", Ramon's avant-garde dribbling, passing and playing skills were It has caused exclamation and commotion among neighbors in the neighborhood. Basketball is Ramon's favorite. Watching him play the ball, he can deeply feel that Ramon regards basketball as a work of art. For him, basketball is an expression of his personality and creativity, and it can be extended infinitely. Seeing Ramon can let people around you fully feel the thrill of Ramon's playing skills and get a glimpse of the new cultural mainstream of basketball in the future.
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