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Recognizable Clients: Hyatt, Ace Hotel, Bread & Butter, Svedka, Diadora, Rostrum Records, Warner Brothers Records, Paramount Recording Studio, Engine Room Recording Studio, Fab Factory Recording Studio, Hoonigan, Stiiizy, Jordan Brand, Complex, Viceland, T-Pain, A$AP Rocky, Schoolboy Q, Action Bronson, Pusha T, Isiah Rashad, Trey Kennedy, Trevor Wallace.

Andrew Ross

Andrew Ross is a multidisciplinary creative leader specializing in high-impact visual systems for brands that demand cultural relevance and commercial performance. His work sits at the intersection of storytelling, brand strategy, and production execution—turning ideas into assets that move audiences and drive business outcomes.

With over a decade of experience across music, hospitality, fashion, real estate, lifestyle, and consumer brands, Ross has led campaigns and productions for globally recognized names including Hyatt, Warner Brothers Records, Paramount Recording Studio, Jordan Brand, Complex, Viceland, Stiiizy, Diadora, Svedka, and Bread & Butter—alongside artists such as T-Pain, A$AP Rocky, ScHoolboy Q, Action Bronson, Pusha T, and creators Trey Kennedy and Trevor Wallace.

Ross brings a full-stack production mindset: concept development, creative direction, production design, cinematography, photography, post-production, and campaign rollout. His strength is not just making things look good—it’s building visual infrastructure that brands can scale: content systems, visual identities, campaign frameworks, and asset libraries that perform across web, social, paid media, and experiential environments.

In 2023, Ross founded a full-service media agency in Utah serving clients across the Rocky Mountains, California, and beyond. The agency partners with growth-focused brands to design visual strategies that convert attention into equity—combining cinematic production with operational efficiency, clear deliverables, and measurable ROI.

Ross is known for operating like a creative executive, not a freelancer—owning outcomes, protecting brand integrity, and delivering production that is culturally sharp, commercially viable, and built for scale. His work is trusted by brands that want more than content—they want a visual engine that moves their business forward.