Originally hailing from a small town in Missouri, award-winning editor Kevin Ross always knew he would someday be working in the Hollywood film business. After earning his bachelors degree from the University of Missouri School of journalism, Ross moved to Los Angeles to attend the graduate film program at University of Southern California's School of Cinema & Television.

Fresh out of film school, Ross received his first taste of editing when he worked as an associate editor on the successful sci-fi film, "The Lawnmower Man" starring Pierce Bronson and Jeff Fahey. He then assisted on such hits as "Mrs. Doubtfire," "Speed," and "Romy & Michelle's High School Reunion." As additional editor on "The Truman Show," he edited alongside acclaimed director, Peter Weir.

Ross has edited television shows including "Freakylinks" and television movies such as "Maniac Magoe." He has also edited feature films including "100 Girls," which earned him Video Magazine's Video Premiere Award for Best Editing, "Girl Fever," "Love, Lust & Joy," as well as numerous shorts and documentaries.

Ross is currently wrapping up editing duties on Revolution Studio's "Stealing Harvard" starring Jason Lee and Tom Green.