Elisabeth Ness is a multifaceted creative force, renowned for her exceptional talent in various fields. As an award-winning actor, writer, producer, editor, and entrepreneur, she has made a significant impact in the entertainment industry.
Ness's impressive portfolio includes creating the hit comedy series Redheads Anonymous, a project that showcases her creative genius and dedication to making a positive difference through entertainment. Her production company, Good Porche Productions, LLC, specializes in crafting socially-conscious narratives and documentaries for non-profit organizations.
Her work has garnered widespread acclaim, with praise from notable publications such as The New York Times, The Washington Post, and Times Herald-Record and the Catskill Chronicle. She has won several awards, including 'Best Actress in a Sitcom' and 'Best Sitcom Screenplay' at the Rome Web Awards, and has received nominations for the Raindance Discovery Award, the Best Lead Actor (Female) Award at the Blackbird Film Fest, and the Best Actress Award at the Miami Web Fest.
As a versatile performer, Ness has appeared in various capacities, including television shows, film festivals, and national commercials. Her impressive credits include roles on CBS's Bull, as well as appearances at esteemed venues such as the Tribeca Film Festival, Cannes Select, SoHo International Film Festival, and Lincoln Center. Her voice has been featured in campaigns for prominent brands, including Rockstar Games, the YMCA, and Bud Light.
In addition to her on-camera work, Ness is a talented singer, with her vocals featured on several albums, including the award-nominated Broadway Records Original Studio Cast Album of the musical Like You Like It. She will soon be seen in two upcoming Netflix projects and the film June, starring Aaron Kwok.
Behind the scenes, Ness has demonstrated her versatility as a producer, associate producer, writer, and director. Her credits include the award-nominated short En Route, the NYCIFF 'Best TV Pilot' Award-winning series The Grid, and the short films Julie & Riley and Best Friends Forever. She has also produced, directed, and written song parodies for a cabaret at the Williamstown Theatre Festival.
When not busy with her various creative pursuits, Ness dedicates her time to running a monthly salon for women entrepreneurs in the entertainment industry, editing sizzle reels and films, playing the piano, and conducting a ninety-person choir.
