MITCH ROSS
Hello, humans.
I’m a Navy brat who grew up learning how to adapt, build, and reinvent. Over the years I’ve worn many hats: roofer, mechanic, comic artist, bookstore manager, and eventually theater operator, where I spent two decades immersed in the glow of projectors and the rhythm of storytelling. That love of cinema evolved into a drive to create it, leading to my first film release, a B.S. in screenwriting from the Los Angeles Film School, and a parallel career in music. House of Big M is the home where those worlds converge.
My Story
Mitch Ross is an Indiana-based filmmaker and storyteller, known for his award-winning short film The Dark Goodbye and his screenwriting work for various studios, including Netflix. Born in Missouri and raised on Navy bases around the world, including Guam, Mitch grew up immersed in comics, ocean storms, and imagination. A lifelong creator of characters, he spent two decades running movie theaters before stepping fully into filmmaking, earning a B.S. in Screenwriting from the Los Angeles Film School. Today, he develops drama, comedy, and horror features while continuing his parallel career in music through House of Big M. His guilty pleasures remain science fiction and most things in sandwich form.