After spending five years in the minor league baseball with the Baltimore Orioles’ farm system, Shelton went on to earn an MFA degree to enter the world of film directing. Best known for making movies about sports, Bull Durham was his most successful film. The 1988 film was first entitled A Player to be Named Later, a romantic comedy that surprisingly became a box-office hit. Shelton earned a best-screenplay Oscar nomination in 1988.

Ron Shelton Speaker

As mentor of Michael Patrick MacDonald, author of “All Souls,” and a very talented film director, a Ron Shelton speaker appearance is an opportunity for your audience to learn about how to use the passion of one career to succeed in another. In Shelton’s case, while he never became a Major Leaguer, his passion for baseball helped him become a successful director with, of all things, a movie about baseball.

Ron Shelton Appearance

There has been a Ron Shelton appearance in the credits of numerous films, including: The Best of Times, Blaze, White Men Can’t Jump, Cobb, Tin Cup, Play It to the Bone, Dark Blue, Hollywood Homicide, and All Souls.

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