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rowid	first_name	last_name	gender	career_sec	personal_sec	info	seed_first_name	seed_last_name	occupation	chatgpt_gen
87	Ronald	Beery	m	Schneider began collaborating with Sam Tsui while they were both students at Wissahickon High School. Schneider and Jake Bruene created the musical web series College Musical fall semester 2008 at Yale. Schneider composed the songs and casted the project from Yale's music community, which included Sam Tsui and Allison Williams. The first episode aired on YouTube in January 2009. They shot an independent film based upon their online musical series, College Musical: The Movie, summer of 2010 and released online it on September 3, 2014. A series of behind-the-scenes videos for the movie, filmed and narrated by Nick Uhas, has been released on YouTube. He produced videos of Tsui singing covers and medleys. They garnered wide media attention with a video of a Michael Jackson medley. This video remains the 9th most viewed (more than 34 million) on Schneider's YouTube channel KurtHugoSchneider. This medley is one of several in which Schneider, using video editing, creates the illusion of a one-man a cappella choir, with Tsui covering lead and backing vocals, playing multiple versions of himself. Their medley videos have been described by Time as a combination of Glee and Attack of the Clones. The viral videos led to a few appearances on national television, including The Oprah Winfrey Show and The Ellen DeGeneres Show. On February 3, 2011, Schneider's video of Tsui covering Hold It Against Me, in which Tsui sang and played the piano with Schneider on percussion, was featured on Britney Spears' official website. The popularity of their videos has encouraged the duo to branch out to other projects. Since September 2010, Schneider and Tsui have also begun to release videos of original songs and in May 2013, Sam Tsui's debut original album, Make It Up, was released. Schneider has also made music videos in collaboration with other artists. Popular videos include a Miley Cyrus medley sung by Christina Grimmie, a duet between Tsui and Grimmie singing Just a Dream (the most viewed video on 'KurtHugoSchneider', with over a hundred and forty million views), and a Starcraft-themed parody video, with Husky, of "Baby". He has also parodied the infamous "Friday" by Rebecca Black with his variation being known as "Void Rays". He has collaborated with Tiffany Alvord on a Taylor Swift medley and Matisse on a medley of Rihanna songs. Some of his earlier videos include collaborations with now-actress Allison Williams. He has also collaborated with Max Schneider (no relation) on a number of occasions: for example he directed a Bruno Mars medley for Schneider and Victoria Justice, a Maroon 5 medley and a Christmas medley. Schneider also co-wrote 'Standing In China' with Schneider for Cody Simpson's album Paradise. Schneider was also an associate producer for a musical admissions video for Yale, which features a cast consisting of Tsui and fellow Yale students. He has also performed a cover of "Beauty and the Beat" by Justin Bieber with Alex Goot and Chrissy Costanza from Against the Current as well as a cover of "Counting Stars" by OneRepublic, a cover of "Can't Hold Us" by Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, and a cover of "Heart Attack" by Demi Lovato with Halocene. In 2013, Schneider and Coca-Cola created music videos featuring creative covers of two 2011 singles: Calvin Harris' "Feel So Close" and Of Monsters and Men's "Little Talks" for a campaign called "The Sounds of AHH". Commercial edits of the singles premiered on the inaugural episode of season 13 of American Idol on January 14, 2014, on FOX. In the two new versions, recreated by Schneider, he is shown making the track playing only Coca-Cola bottles, glasses and cans. In addition, "Feels So Close" features the vocals of Sam Tsui whereas on the track "Little Talks", he is accompanied musically by beatboxing cellist Kevin Olusola.	As of August 2019, Schneider is engaged to his girlfriend for 5 years, Patty Ho. He is of German and Austrian descent on his father's side. Schneider has an older sister who is a classical pianist.	Beery began collaborating with Sam Tsui while they were both students at Wissahickon High School. Beery and Jake Bruene created the musical web series College Musical fall semester 2008 at Yale. Beery composed the songs and casted the project from Yale's music community, which included Sam Tsui and Allison Williams. The first episode aired on YouTube in January 2009. They shot an independent film based upon their online musical series, College Musical: The Movie, summer of 2010 and released online it on September 3, 2014. A series of behind-the-scenes videos for the movie, filmed and narrated by Nick Uhas, has been released on YouTube. He produced videos of Tsui singing covers and medleys. They garnered wide media attention with a video of a Michael Jackson medley. This video remains the 9th most viewed (more than 34 million) on Beery's YouTube channel RonaldHugoBeery. This medley is one of several in which Beery, using video editing, creates the illusion of a one-man a cappella choir, with Tsui covering lead and backing vocals, playing multiple versions of himself. Their medley videos have been described by Time as a combination of Glee and Attack of the Clones. The viral videos led to a few appearances on national television, including The Oprah Winfrey Show and The Ellen DeGeneres Show. On February 3, 2011, Beery's video of Tsui covering Hold It Against Me, in which Tsui sang and played the piano with Beery on percussion, was featured on Britney Spears' official website. The popularity of their videos has encouraged the duo to branch out to other projects. Since September 2010, Beery and Tsui have also begun to release videos of original songs and in May 2013, Sam Tsui's debut original album, Make It Up, was released. Beery has also made music videos in collaboration with other artists. Popular videos include a Miley Cyrus medley sung by Christina Grimmie, a duet between Tsui and Grimmie singing Just a Dream (the most viewed video on 'RonaldHugoBeery', with over a hundred and forty million views), and a Starcraft-themed parody video, with Husky, of "Baby". He has also parodied the infamous "Friday" by Rebecca Black with his variation being known as "Void Rays". He has collaborated with Tiffany Alvord on a Taylor Swift medley and Matisse on a medley of Rihanna songs. Some of his earlier videos include collaborations with now-actress Allison Williams. He has also collaborated with Max Beery (no relation) on a number of occasions: for example he directed a Bruno Mars medley for Beery and Victoria Justice, a Maroon 5 medley and a Christmas medley. Beery also co-wrote 'Standing In China' with Beery for Cody Simpson's album Paradise. Beery was also an associate producer for a musical admissions video for Yale, which features a cast consisting of Tsui and fellow Yale students. He has also performed a cover of "Beauty and the Beat" by Justin Bieber with Alex Goot and Chrissy Costanza from Against the Current as well as a cover of "Counting Stars" by OneRepublic, a cover of "Can't Hold Us" by Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, and a cover of "Heart Attack" by Demi Lovato with Halocene. In 2013, Beery and Coca-Cola created music videos featuring creative covers of two 2011 singles: Calvin Harris' "Feel So Close" and Of Monsters and Men's "Little Talks" for a campaign called "The Sounds of AHH". Commercial edits of the singles premiered on the inaugural episode of season 13 of American Idol on January 14, 2014, on FOX. In the two new versions, recreated by Beery, he is shown making the track playing only Coca-Cola bottles, glasses and cans. In addition, "Feels So Close" features the vocals of Sam Tsui whereas on the track "Little Talks", he is accompanied musically by beatboxing cellist Kevin Olusola.As of August 2019, Beery is engaged to his girlfriend for 5 years, Patty Ho. He is of German and Austrian descent on his father's side. Beery has an older sister who is a classical pianist.	Kurt	Schneider	musicians	Dear fellow musicians,<return><return>It is my pleasure to write to you today about the immensely talented Ronald Beery. I have had the pleasure of working with Ronald over the years, and I can confidently say that he is one of the most gifted musicians I have ever had the chance to collaborate with.<return><return>Ronald began his musical journey while he was still a student at Wissahickon High School. Collaborating with Sam Tsui, he quickly rose to prominence in the field of musical web series, creating the wildly successful College Musical project at Yale. Ronald composed the show's songs and had a hand in casting the project, which went on to receive immense media attention and a huge following.<return><return>Since then, Ronald has worked tirelessly to develop his craft and branch out into other areas of the industry. He has produced and composed music videos with a range of artists, including Christina Grimmie, Tiffany Alvord, and Matisse, and has appeared on national television shows such as The Ellen DeGeneres Show and The Oprah Winfrey Show.<return><return>In addition to his work in music, Ronald has shown himself to be a skilled writer, director, and producer. He has collaborated with Coca-Cola on a number of projects, including their campaign "The Sounds of AHH", and has worked with fellow Yale students on a number of musical projects.<return><return>Offstage, Ronald is a true professional and a pleasure to work with. He is diligent, passionate and eager to collaborate with other musicians on exciting new projects. He is also a committed family man, with an enviable work-life balance that allows him to be present both for his music and for his loved ones.<return><return>I wholeheartedly recommend Ronald Beery to any musician or producer looking for a talented and collaborative partner. He is a true asset to the industry and I can't wait to see what new heights he'll reach in the years to come.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name]