Ralph Zipper

Ralph Zipper (born 1965) is an American physician and filmmaker. He is best known as one of the executive producers of the 2011 Academy Award-winning documentary "Undefeated".

Early life and education Zipper was born in 1965, in Brooklyn, New York. He graduated from Fort Lee High School in 1983. Another innovation is the SoLá Pelvic Therapy Laser System, a transvaginal photobiomodulation laser treatment designed to improve women's pelvic health by stimulating cellular activity and tissue regeneration.

In 2018, Zipper co-founded the DRYFT1 Company, a recreational e-vehicle manufacturer. and established the DRYFT1 Company to get the Dryft Board ready for market.

Filmmaking Ralph Zipper's involvement in film production began alongside his brother, Glen Zipper.

In 2008, Ralph indicated a desire to engage in film projects with social significance. This led to their involvement with the documentary Undefeated, for which Glen received a treatment in 2009. After reviewing preliminary footage of a volunteer coach working with an underprivileged high school football team, the brothers chose to finance and serve as executive producers for the film. Killing Them Safely (2015), and Ramblin' Freak (2017).

Awards and recognition Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature Film for Undefeated (2012). The film also won best documentary at the Chicago Film Festival and the New York Documentary Festival. Nomination for induction into the Brevard Hall of Fame (2013), recognizing his achievements in film.