Over the course of my career, I've had the pleasure to work with many talented people. From Directors, to Producers, and fellow Actors. Each experience has helped me to develop and grow, and the friends I've made along the way have made it even more special.

Here's what some of these special individuals had to say about working with me.

"Daniel Ross is a real character...LITERALLY!! Not just one but many. He is a pleasure to work with and oozes a tremendous range of talent."

Joy Wagner - Producer "The Blue Dragon" National Geographic

"Daniel is by far one of the most well versed and professional actors I've worked with, but that didn't stop him from making a total ass of himself for the camera... which is a good thing for sure. Daniel was ready and willing to do pretty much anything for the sake of comedy, but he's also really great at taking direction, adding his own spin to the scenes and taking any shooting problems in stride. Pretty much everyone who viewed my film commented on Daniel's performance, stating that he was their favorite part of the movie. And... his resume is accurate, "shrill girly screams" are definitely one of his big skills!"

Dan Riesser - Director "Senioritis" Irrational Films

"Daniel -- I wanted to let you know that it has been a real pleasure working with you on Vampire Sisters and Crawler. In our world of low-budget movies, it is always refreshing to find an actor who is dedicated, punctual and devoted to his or her role. You fill the bill on all of those counts. I especially appreciated the fact that you infused some real character traits into the roles you did for us -- even when the character wasn't so well-defined in the script. That helped make your characters be more "real" and believable. I was always confident that you would do a good job with little coaching or direction. I look forward to working with you again in the future, and I wish you all the best with your career!"

Don Dohler - Producer "Crawler, Vampire Sisters" Timwarp Films

"What impresses me most about Daniel is his versatility--from broad comedy to serious drama, his range is exceptional. And most importantly, he's smart, prepared, and full of enthusiasm. What else can you say, but that he looks to have a very long and promising career ahead of him."

Adam Meyer - Writer/Director "Flesh Remembers"

"I had the pleasure of working with Daniel Ross last year on my film project Kamikazes. I found Daniel to be very professional, pleasant and prompt. He was also easy to work with and bulletproof when it came to suggestions about alternate approaches to his character (which were few). The most impressive thing about Daniel was that he auditioned and connected with his character almost instantly and was on the set a week later working. Whatever "it" is, this guy has it."

Fahrenheit - Writer/Director "Kamikazes: A Deathography"

"Daniel was blast to work with. He came to the set each day with great ideas and suggestions. He is devoted to his craft as an actor and really has a wide range of abilities. I want to make another film just so that Daniel can be in it. A fun, and funny guy."

David Liban - Tiny Fist Films

"Daniel Ross is a talented actor with a great deal of range. He is capable of playing a scene just about any way you can think of and then some. I honestly think I could have successfully cast him in any of the male roles in my film "The War." As it was, he did an excellent job as the lead, bringing alive a roll that could have been bland and helping to bring the audience into the story.
Daniel's also a great guy to work with. He's hardworking and dedicated, interested in doing his best, but not demanding or fussy. For "The War," he shaved some fine looking bushy sideburns, worked long hours for inadequate pay (including on his birthday), and braved the beltway at rush hour to loop dialog, all without once complaining. He thinks in terms of the film's needs, rather than just his own personal needs, which is a great quality in an actor."

Nick Lawrence - Director "The War"

"Working with Daniel Ross is similar to working with an experienced child actor, except he works longer, harder and doesn't whine. Energetic and full of vigor, Daniel was alway ready to do that extra shot, hang around that extra bit, and in general, add humor and light to the movie set."

"Directing and producing a short film allows you to have telephone run ins with some pretty interesting people. However, I had never recieved a message of this type, but sure enough there was the voice of an old Indian woman on the other end screaming at the top of her lungs for the Dalai Lama or something nuts. Then I began to laugh, realizing that the great Daniel Ross had, yet again, fooled me with his character voice antics."

Matt Rosen -Director "Time Copy"

"Having directed Daniel in Vampire Sisters, I can tell you that he is absolutely dedicated to his craft. I found him to be professional, on time, and always prepared. It was a pleasure to work with him, and I look forward to working with him again."

Joe Ripple - Timewarp Films

"In writing and directing my first independent film, I found working with actors like Daniel Ross made the experience a blast. We had a great time on the day of his shoot. He was open and easy to direct, and gave me the kind of performance I wanted with just a few takes. The scene turned out to be one of the funniest in the film."

Mark Fitzpatrick - Director "93 Million Rea$on$"

"Daniel Ross, great guy with a great personality. Easy to work with, takes the business of acting seriously and easy to direct. He is easy to work with and gets along well with the production crew. Give me a hundred more like him."

Alonzo Crawford - Director/Vigilant Cinema

"Since working with Daniel, I've had to increase the dose of medication for my high blood pressure, anxiety and stress. Also, I've begun seeing a "shrink" 3 time a week (up from 2 times a month). Additionally, my left eye twitches repeatedly even while I sleep.
Other than that... I'm fine and Daniel is a pleasure to work with."

Elan Eisenberg
President of Double-e Productions, LLC