Ross Weber

Ross has received either Telefilm development or production funding on 5 feature films over the span of 10 years with some securing broadcast pre-sales and distribution at the financing stage.

Ross Weber is a feature film writer, director, story consultant, producer and editor. His directorial debut NO MORE MONKEYS JUMPIN’ ON THE BED is distributed by Mongrel Media and won Telelfilm Canada’s Best Western Canadian Feature Film award at the 2000 Vancouver International Film Festival. His second directorial debut and third as a writer, MOUNT PLEASANT, won Telefilm Canada’s Best Director award at the 2007 Vancouver International Film Festival. Ross has 7 feature film editing credits and was nominated for a Canadian Genie award for LAST WEDDING, the opening film at the 2001 Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). Ross also edited LIVE BAIT, winner of the CityTV Best Canadian Feature film award at TIFF in 1995 and VARIOUS POSITIONS, winner of the Prix de Montreal at the 2003 Montreal International Film Festival. Ross wrote THE MICHELLE APTS, which premiered at TIFF in 1995 and sound designed THE GROCER’S WIFE, which premiered at the 1994 Cannes Film Festival in the Director’s Fortnight, winning both the George Sadual and Claude Jutra awards. Ross has taught film production and screenplay writing at many universities and works as a story editor or consultant between films while spearheading the development and creative execution of the company’s slate consisting of both acquisitions, co-productions, and in-house productions.