Hi, I’m Ross. I'm a BAFTA-winning film & television editor based in London.

I have worked across both drama and documentary, and across a variety of genres.

My editing credits include two episodes of Who Is Erin Carter? for Netflix (dir. Ashley Way, Leftbank Pictures), three episodes of The Bay (dir. Shaun Evans, Tall Story Pictures), and a feature-length episode of Grace (dir. Dan Zeff, Tall Story Pictures), both for ITV. I have recently finished working on the upcoming comedy-horror feature The Scurry, directed by Craig Roberts and starring Ella Purnell, Rhys Ifans & Paapa Essiedu.

I edited the RTS and BAFTA-winning feature documentary White Nanny Black Child for Netflix & Ch5 (dir. Andy Mundy-Castle, Tigerlily Films & Doc Society) and I was the lead editor on the BAFTA-nominated feature documentary Undercover: Exposing The Far Right for Ch4 (dir. Havana Marking, Tigerlily Films & Doc Society). I also cut Living Every Second: The Kris Hallenga Story for the BBC, and the upcoming Do You Know This Man? for Ch4.

Beyond the long-form projects I’ve worked on, I have also cut many short films including the BAFTA-nominated Yellow (dir. Elham Ehsas), BIFA-nominated Honesty (dir. Roxy Rezvany) and Grierson-winning Country Girl (dir. Ellen Evans). I also worked as a first-assistant editor on a number of shows and features, such as A Spy Among Friends, Ten Percent and the BAFTA-winning BBC documentary series Exodus.

I graduated from the MA Editing course at The National Film & Television School. I was selected for Berlinale Talents in 2023, and I am a member of the British Film Editors, where I was previously nominated for the Breakthrough Editor award.