
Biography
Vanessa Ross is a seasoned and well-trained SAG and AFTRA actress, with over ten years experience. She has captured the film and television industry with leads and supporting roles. She has worked both dramatic and comedic projects, in all mediums. Having worked with with Jeremy Piven, Lindsay Lohan, Ving Rhames, Mindy Robinson, Isaac C. Singleton, Patrick Durham, Derek Zemrak, Demetrius Navarro, Robert Miano, Romane Simon, Steve Crest and many more. She trains at A.C.T. (Actors Certified Training), Hollywood; advanced courses at Santa Monica College; workshops at Network Studio; and private coaches in San Francisco, her native area. A second career is modeling, which did jump start her acting career. At age five, she began modeling for major department stores. This evolved to print, runway, video/film and promotional work. What other artistic skills does Vanessa maintain? A jazz dancer with a ballet foundation since age eight, then picking up a little hip hop, compliments her acting and modeling careers. Music training includes voice, violin, guitar and piano. She draws, preferring illustrative (pencil, chalk) and acrylics/oil projects. She has advanced art courses from Diablo Valley College and Santa Monica College; even computer-art courses.
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CSI: Miami
Celebrity Rehab Patient
2002 • 1 episode

Spider-Man 3
Sandman Victim (uncredited)
2007

Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!
Vanessa
2007 • 1 episode

Ant-Man and the Wasp
Hot Jogger (uncredited)
2018

Ant-Man
Jogger (uncredited)
2015

San Andreas
Disaster Resident (uncredited)
2015

The Holiday
Lindsay Lohan's Friend (uncredited)
2006

Bumblebee
The Mean Girl (uncredited)
2018

Skyline
Stewardess (uncredited)
2010

Birth of the Dragon
Tourist (uncredited)
2017

The Etruscan Smile
Gala Debutante
2018

Summertime
Go-go Dancer
2016
Fugly
Sushi Patron
2007

King Lee
Laura
2013

Fallen Angels
Natalie
2007

Quitters
Crystal Volleyball Player
2015

Growing Up Thirty
Audra
2005

Bikini Planet
Vasa
2002

Our Way
Zoe
2014

The Internship
Restaurant Patron (uncredited)
2013