Ryan Frazier Ph.D. | Executive Director HSV Cultural Arts Foundation Dr. Ryan Frazier brings her expertise as the former Director of Production Operations for Paramount Pictures Corporation, to create innovative entertainment as both a Producer and Director. She is the god-daughter of legendary “Star Trek” creator, Gene Roddenberry, and spent much of her life in Hollywood, California working in the motion picture and television industry. She has worked on such classic films as “Saturday Night Fever”, “Grease”, “Stayin’ Alive”, “The Godfather”, “Foul Play”, and all five “Star Trek” feature films starring the original cast. She also worked on many memorable television shows including “Happy Days”, “Laverne & Shirley”, “Mork & Mindy”, “Taxi”, and “Cheers”. After leaving Paramount Pictures, she moved to Orlando Florida where she became Director of the Costume Research Institute, which provides authentic fashion reproductions of some of the world’s greatest style icons, such as Audrey Hepburn, Grace Kelly, Jacqueline Kennedy, Princess Diana, and many more. She has produced fashion fund raisers for such prestigious venues as Bloomingdale’s “Tea At Tiffany’s”, The Alfond’s “Grace Kelly – An American Princess”, “The Nutcracker Tea” for Orlando Ballet Theatre, “The Great Gatsby” for Orlando Shakespeare Theatre, “John Williams Conducts the Music of Star Wars” for the Orlando Philharmonic, “The Abduction from the Seraglio” for Opera Orlando, and “A Hitchcock Blonde Halloween” for the Mad Cow Theatre In 2026, Ryan relocated to Hot Springs Village Arkansas after completing a successful 4-year tour of her production “Ballerinas of Degas” featuring live ballerinas dressed as famous Degas paintings presented in museum settings. She spends much of her time focusing on fund-raising for the Arts and producing vintage Hollywood fashion events that are both fun and educational. For more information, visit IMDB.com CONTACT INFO: E-Mail: HSVCulturalArts@gmail.com IMDB (International Movie Data Base) Link: IMDB.com