Jordan Walker Ross

Jordan is from Fort Worth, Texas and was born early with many health problems. He had 6 surgeries by the time he was 7 years old. He was diagnosed with Scoliosis at 2 years old and wore a brace 24 hours a day. When he was 7 years old his curve had progressed to over 90 degrees and he became the youngest person to undergo a full anterior and posterior spinal fusion. Jordan fell into acting in regional theatre at 6 years old in the role of Tiny Tim. He fell in love with acting, and because of all he had been through at such a young age he was more mature than most of his peers. His small stature was an advantage for him as well. He has since performed in over 40 professional theatrical productions in Texas and California. Jordan starred in a Digital short entitled Beyond the Dome, which won a Telly Award. The movie is being shown at the Texas State Capital. Jordan has always loved animals and was honored to be chosen as the spokesperson for the American Humane Association. He made several television appearances during that time on such shows as Americas Greatest Pets, Incredible Animal Tales, and Pets Part of the Family with Gary Burgoff. Jordan now lives in LA where he is auditioning and building his resume as a film and television actor. In January of 2010 he received an Associates Degree in Film Acting at the Kim Dawson College of Fine Arts. Show less «