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Ray Dragon is a former gymnast from Detroit who completed his education with degrees in computer engineering and performing arts from Michigan State University. Dragon's keen interest in dance led to performances on stage and in film. Ray's credits include the National Tour of Camelot starring Richard Harris, a part in the film Poison, and an appearance in a new production of Benvenuto Cellini at the Metropolitan Opera.

Ray's career in adult entertainment began in 1990 when the iconic Jim French photographed him for Colt Studios. He instantly achieved coverman status, and it was during this time that he left the adult business and embarked on his twelve year career in fashion. His clothes have been featured in Details, Vanity Fair, The New York Times, Cosmopolitan, Detour, Out, Ocean Drive, Rolling Stone and The Advocate, and have appeared on Broadway in shows such as Rent, Chicago, and Fosse.

He has been photographed by renowned photographers such as Jim French, David Morgan, Tom Bianchi, and Aaron Cobbet, and his image has graced the cover of Genre, Metrosource, HX, and Colt Studios, magazines, videos, and calendars.

Ray returned to the adult business with an outstanding performance in Titan Media's award-winning outdoor epic Gorge, directed by Bruce Cam. This was followed by his return to Colt Studios, where he was directed by John Rutherford in the outdoor feature Reload. He was recently directed by the legendary Joe Gage in two Titan features, 110 In Tucson and Deep Water Beach Patrol Parts One & Two.

With his own production company, Dragon Media, Ray has received numerous AVN nominations and won an AVN Award for his release Whiplash. As a one man production studio, Ray designs and programs his own website www.raydragon.com as well as filming and editing his own movies. But it has been photography that has captured his imagination.