Starting his career in the motion picture industry in 1978, Ron has dedicated himself to creating visual effects. He has contributed to many features such as Ghostbusters and 2010, and even more TV shows. He has more than twenty-five years of experience creating state of the art visual effects using every current process from large format 65 mm film compositing to the latest electronic tools and techniques.

Film and video technologies are merging, and Star Trek: The Next Generation established a new standard. From its pilot episode, Ron contributed much to the visual impact of the show. Using the latest equipment and techniques to help produce the images for this very visual show.

During his eighteen years with Star Trek he received 14 Emmy nominations and 5 wins. He has also won a VES Award and two Monitors. As supervisor of visual effects for Star Trek: Generations, Ron was able to keep a consistent look between the series and the first motion picture with the Star Trek: The Next Generation TV series cast. The picture proved to be an exciting challenge.

The effects for Star Trek: Generations were split down the middle: ILM doing half the work and Ron doing the other locally in Hollywood. Ron was responsible for the stellar cartography sequence as well as many other sequences in the movie.