Brandon’s celebrity clientele spans the television, film, stage, radio and publishing industries. He has been a platform artist and educator. His artistry includes work with Aveda, Bumble and Bumble, Makeup Forever, MAC Cosmetics, and Benefit Cosmetics, just to name a few. His work credits include; InStyle Magazine, Vogue, Glamour, Today Show, The Emmy’s, The Tony’s, The Academy Awards, The Golden Globes, Bravo, Fox, CNN, Ricki Lake Show, Entertainment Tonight, The Food Network, The Food Network’s Next Food Network Star, a guest appearance on RuPaul’s Drag U on the Logo Network, VH1, and many other makeover shows.
Brandon Liberati, who just turned 40 and says he needs assurances that he’s still sexy, is openly gay, in a long-term relationship with fitness guru Craig Ramsay. “I met Craig thirty days after I moved here in 2008, and I’ve gotten to know L.A. through him. He’s openly gay and a public figure, so it was important that my image was good. Do I flirt with clients? Yes; a certain amount is healthy." Most of that flirting is directed at the female clientele, who are easier to work with than gay men.
Brandon currently resides in Los Angeles, with work and guest speaking engagements taking him around the globe most notably New York, San Francisco, and Toronto Canada.
Internationally recognized fitness guru for his extensive experience, knowledge and diverse expertise of the human condition, Craig Ramsay has more than 12 years of documented success transforming the mind, body and spirit of people and communities across the world. Craig’s own versatile physical abilities, honed through his work as a ballet dancer, hockey player, fitness model, Broadway/TV/film actor, and trained contortionist, have made him one of the most sought after fitness experts in the business.
Raised in the small Canadian town of Harrow, Ontario, Craig learned to ice skate almost as early as he learned to walk. His competitive nature was stoked by participating in the country’s favorite sport- hockey. Craig’s artistic spirit drew him to the intense physicality and discipline of ballet, and he joined the Royal Winnipeg Ballet as a student, and later danced with the company.
The lure of the stage soon called and Craig answered appearing in numerous original theatrical hits on Broadway and pre-Broadway such as “Mamma Mia!”, “Fiddler On The Roof Revival” with Rosie O’Donnell and Lea Michele, Stephen Sondheim’s “Bounce”, “Matthew Passion”, “A Kiss From Alexander” and “Chitty, Chitty Bang, Bang.” He also has appeared in television and films in such projects as “Once Upon a Mattress” with Carol Burnett and GLEE’s Matthew Morrison, “An Englishman in New York” with John Hurd and Cynthia Nixon, and the daytime soap opera “All My Children” with Susan Lucci. Along the way, Craig trained fellow performers using his vast understanding of kinesiology, muscle building and weight loss techniques, and nutrition which lead to him being one of the most sought after celebrity trainers.
Currently residing in Los Angeles, Craig’s passion is to bring a message of personal growth and life transformation to the masses. His brand of transformational messages with a blend of compassion, unconditional support and tough love have reached and helped over a million people in all stages of their life journeys.
Bravo’s “Thintervention” first introduced Craig to American TV audiences, and the series was broadcast in Craig’s native Canada on the W Network and over fifteen other countries. He has been featured in numerous print publications nationwide and is a popular guest on radio and television programs where his energy, humor and enthusiasm thoroughly inform, engage, and charm audiences.
Craig has transformed lives through his online training programs, his DVD “The Ultimate Perfect Workout”, and as a successful author of two books, “The Anatomy of Muscle Building” and “The Anatomy of Stretching.”
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