‏Ross M. Dinerstein‏

Ross has a Master's Degree in Motion Picture Producing from the USC School of Cinema and Television's Peter Stark Producing Program and an undergraduate degree in Economics and Film Studies from Vanderbilt University.

Ross began his career working in the Acquisitions Department at Miramax Films. He worked closely with Andrew Herwitz, Head of Acquisitions. In January 2002, he left Miramax with Mr. Herwitz to form The Film Sales Company, an independent film sales agency. At The Film Sales Company, Ross scouted potential projects and films for representation. Projects included big budget theatrical films, small independent films, direct to video films, foreign films, and documentaries. He worked directly with filmmakers and/or producers to sell their projects to theatrical, non-theatrical, and pay TV distributors. The Film Sales Company continues to be very active in the independent film market.

In 2004, Ross founded Eleven Eleven Films and managed the day-to-day operations of the company and its equity funds. During his tenure at EEF, Ross produced seven films and arranged an aggregate of $50 million in production financing. In November 2008, Ross joined Flame Ventures as its President where he Executive Produced one film for MTV, sold one TV show to Fremantle USA, one TV show to NBC, and Executive Produced the theatrical feature film "The Big Bang" starring Antonio Banderas and Sam Elliott.

In November 2009, Ross left Flame in order to get back to his roots in independent film production and financing and co-founded Parlay Media.