Ryan is a multimedia producer with a keen visual eye and an inquisitive sensibility. His broad technical expertise and deep sense of the documentary tradition inform his fresh ideas for Saving Daylight. The New York Times said Murdock “defies categorization.” Ryan is excited by the opportunity to work with clients and to develop original projects through his company.

Before starting Saving Daylight, Ryan worked at the PBS science series NOVA, where he produced Musical Minds, a documentary about the effects of music on the brain featuring Dr. Oliver Sacks that the New York Times called "revealing." He also recorded over 300 audio interviews for StoryCorps, the NPR oral history project, and launched their podcast in 2007. His multimedia work has been featured in numerous live performances throughout New York City and Boston. Murdock’s directorial debut, Power Surge, won Best Animation at the 2004 Flicker Film Festival. He holds a B.S. in Radio/TV/Film from Northwestern University and is a 2010 graduate of the New York Foundation for the Arts Artist Entrepreneurship Program.