Bill Ross
Born in Sidney, Ohio in 1980, he works with his brother Turner. For their documentary 45365, a portrait of their home town, the two directors received numerous awards including Best Documentary Feature at the 2009 South by Southwest Film Festival in Austin, Texas. They followed it three years later with Tchoupitoulas (2012) about their second home of New Orleans.
Do Not Split
(Editor)
Contemporary Color
(Director of Photography)
45365
(Director)
Tchoupitoulas
(Director)
River
(Director)
Gasoline Rainbow
(Editor)
Gasoline Rainbow
(Writer)
Gasoline Rainbow
(Director of Photography)
Gasoline Rainbow
(Producer)
Western
(Director)
Contemporary Color
(Director)
Love in the Time of Fentanyl
(Consulting Editor)
Western
(Editor)
Western
(Cinematography)
Western
(Producer)
The In Between
(Consulting Editor)
Contemporary Color
(Editor)
Rose City Hurricane
(Director)
Gasoline Rainbow
(Director)
Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets
(Director)
Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets
(Director of Photography)
Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets
(Editor)
No Time To Look Back
(Director)
No Time To Look Back
(Editor)
No Time To Look Back
(Cinematography)
Dinosaur Curtains
(Director)
Dinosaur Curtains
(Editor)
Second Star to the Right and Straight On til Morning
(Director)
Tchoupitoulas
(Director of Photography)
Tchoupitoulas
(Producer)
Tchoupitoulas
(Editor)
Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets
(Producer)
I Am Not Your Negro
(Director of Photography)