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Ron McCants is known for Remember Me (2021), Chicago Fire (2012) and Speechless (2016). More at IMDbPro. Contact info. Agent info. Resume. Add to list. Photos 6. Known for. Remember Me. Short. Writer. 2021. Chicago Fire. 8.0. TV Series. Writer. 2019–2020 • 2 eps. Speechless. 7.5. TV Series. Writer. 2016–2017 • 2 eps. Nasir: The Film. 8.0. Short.
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Oct 11, 2023 · By Grace Smith | October 11, 2023. Ron McCants is a working screenwriter and has worked on the shows Speechless and Chicago Fire, among others. He was first selected as a fellow in 2020 with cowriter Jon Alston for the script St. Louis Superman, which follows a face-tattooed battle-rapper turned Ferguson activist who struggles with his own ...
Ron writes dramas that explore the human experience. His stories are often fueled by dark secrets and deep shames at the intersection of crime and family because his family’s full of addicts, pimps, prostitutes, murderers, CIA operatives, business owners, professional athletes, detectives and educators straight out of a Flannery O’Connor novel.
Ron McCants (BTFC Board Member, Co-Founder of The Parity Project) will be moderating this conversation. Ron holds his MFA and is a TV writer, award-winning playwright and WGA member who has written for Speechless. His plays have been produced in Los Angeles, New York and London.
Apr 29, 2019 · Apr 29, 2019. Written By Louisa Marshall. Ron McCants, a first-year adjunct professor at Dodge College of Film and Media Arts, has supported students advocating for the removal of the controversial “The Birth of a Nation” poster. Photo by Max Weirauch.
Nov 10, 2021 · Added Ron McCants, The Parity Project Co-Founder, ” “Our future is bright because as Black people when we join hands with our fellow brothers and sisters, we can level mountains. It is our...
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Nov 7, 2022 · KC Studio November 7, 2022. Winning writers Hasan Oracius, Brandon Camp and Ron McCants attended the Missouri Stories Fellowship in Kansas City. Submit your Missouri-set screenplays and TV pilot scripts by Nov. 27 for a chance to win an immersive, educational experience with industry professionals.
