Peter John Ross
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Peter John Ross is a U.S. filmmaker and published author from Columbus, Ohio. He has written and directed over 30 short films, as well as the feature film Horrors of War, and has produced the feature In the Trenches of an Indie Film. In 1999 he founded Sonnyboo Productions as a means to produce his shorts and feature films.
Ross has also written the book Tales from the Front Line of Indie Film and continues to write for magazines such as Videomaker and MovieMaker.
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[edit] Filmography
[edit] Short films
- Accidental Art at the Internet Movie Database
- Relationship Card at the Internet Movie Database
- Refractory at the Internet Movie Database
- The Manhattan Project at the Internet Movie Database
- Therapy Group at the Internet Movie Database
- The Line of Masculinity at the Internet Movie Database
- Bitter Old Man at the Internet Movie Database
- License Exam at the Internet Movie Database
- Elevator at the Internet Movie Database
- Always Late at the Internet Movie Database
- Minivan at the Internet Movie Database
- New World at the Internet Movie Database
- The Bank Robbery at the Internet Movie Database
- Pulp Diction at the Internet Movie Database
- Vote No to Mayor McCheese at the Internet Movie Database
- Simulacrum at the Internet Movie Database
- Friend or Foe? at the Internet Movie Database
- Uncle Pete's Play Time at the Internet Movie Database
[edit] Feature films
- Horrors of War at the Internet Movie Database
- In The Trenches of an Indie Film at the Internet Movie Database
[edit] Awards
- AUDIENCE AWARD - 48 HOUR FILM PROJECT 2004 [1]
- EMERGING TALENT AWARD - B MOVIE CELEBRATION 2007 [2]
- CHRIS AWARD - THE COLUMBUS INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2006 [3]
[edit] References
- Official website
- Official blog
- Interview on WikiNews
- Interview on Sony's Crackle site
- Interview in Videomaker
- Interview in Resolution magazine
- interview in Village Voice
- Interview on Cox Cable's Indieflix show
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