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Ryan Scott Weber

b. 1980

American film director, screenwriter and drummer (born 1980)

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Born 1980. Ryan Scott Weber is an American musician, film director and screenwriter.

Ryan Scott Weber (born February 24, 1980) is an American independent filmmaker. He is known for his feature films and for playing drums in the New Jersey–based pop punk band Crash Romeo. He is also the co-creator of New Jersey Horror Con and Film Festival in Edison, New Jersey. His films include Mary Horror, Sheriff Tom Vs. The Zombies(2012), Witches Blood (2014), and Pretty Fine Thing (2016). In 2013 Weber also wrote, produced and directed a TV series called Zombies Incorporated. His short films are The Legend of Zeke (2013) and "Ghouls Night Out"(2016). Born in Morristown, New Jersey he is a native of Bernardsville, New Jersey.

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Bernards High School

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Who is Ryan Scott Weber?

American film director, screenwriter and drummer (born 1980)

When was Ryan Scott Weber born?

Ryan Scott Weber was born on 24 February 1980 in Morristown.

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Ryan Scott Weber is a musician, film director and screenwriter.

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Ryan Scott Weber is American.

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· Wikipedia: Ryan Scott Weber

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