Biography
With three decades of experience in the entertainment industry, Scott has achieved success both on and off screen. Behind the camera, he has worked as Managing Producer on several feature films including "Lost & Found," starring Justin Kelly and Benjamin Stockham, alongside Cary Elwes and Jason Patric, released through Sony Pictures Entertainment. He also produced "Lake Effects" with Life Out Loud Films, which premiered on the Hallmark Channel and featured Jane Seymour, Jeff Fahey, Scottie Thompson, Casper Van Dien, and Sean Patrick Flannery. Through his production company Sure Crossing Films and his boutique Producer's Rep firm Handshake Partners, Scott has helped bring numerous films to market, including "#ROXY" starring Jake Short and Boo Boo Stewart, "Making Babies" featuring Steve Howey, Eliza Coupe, and Ed Begley Jr., "The Trust" with Nicolas Cage and Elijah Wood, "Bro" starring Danny Trejo, "Blinder" with Rose McIver and Jack Thompson, and "Zombie Hamlet" starring Shelly Long and Jason Mewes.
Scott also played a key role in founding Silverwood Films, a Los Angeles-based production company responsible for acclaimed films such as "Half Nelson" starring Ryan Gosling, "Stephanie Daley" with Tilda Swinton and Timothy Hutton, and "The Passage" starring Stephen Dorff.
He currently serves as President of The Bridge Group LA, a diverse collective of brands spanning restaurants, feature films, virtual reality, digital media production, and real estate.
A graduate of the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, Scott has appeared in over forty theatrical productions, including two Broadway and National Touring shows, performing alongside stars such as Carol Channing, Kristin Chenoweth, Lee Roy Reams, Joanne Worley, and Cathy Rigby. His film credits include "Date Movie" with Alyson Hannigan, and he has made numerous television appearances, including a lead role in the Comedy Central sitcom "Mafiosa." Early in his career, he was James Marsden's backup Student News Corps Anchorman for KOCO Television in Oklahoma City, a role he recalls fondly from long ago.
