Jamie Ross
Jamie Ross is a visual artist and filmmaker. Often collaborating with experts on their projects, the artist has worked with malacologists and their sprawling Victorian mollusk collections, scientific glassblowers, retired prima ballerinas, and incarcerated neo-Pagans in Quebec. Ross was awarded Best Short Film (Hot Docs, 2022) for their theatrical debut film, Dad Can Dance. Awarded a Fulbright Scholarship, Jamie uncovered a Queer Victorian secret society and underground seashell museum raided by the Los Angeles police in 1914 and moved to Los Angeles to elevate the club’s story with an ongoing film and exhibition series. Ross is currently in production on their first feature-length film about Montreal queer ecology and public sex with production house EyeSteelFilm. Ross is based in Los Angeles and Montreal.
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Dad Can Dance
David was a ballet dancer, and for 45 years, almost nobody knew. In _Dad Can Dance_, his son discovers long-buried family secrets about their shared love for movement in this self-affirming story that explores the joy of being an artist.
Dad Can Dance
David was a ballet dancer, and for 45 years, almost nobody knew. In _Dad Can Dance_, his son discovers long-buried family secrets about their shared love for movement in this self-affirming story that explores the joy of being an artist.
