Wissenswertes

Moonlighted for 3 years at the Film & Television Preview Center on the backlot of Universal Studios Florida gaining valuable insight into screening & marketing films to audiences.

Shot 8mm home movies with his older brother & screened them for family movie nights.

Won a lead role in his 3rd grade school play 'Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory'.

Graduate of Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida, USA. (Class of 1987).

When hired as talent, (realizing the many years of passion other producers & director put into their films), he often promotes their movies for years as well.

After hosting the documentary film What Is the Electric Car? (2010), he was motivated to buy his first Electric Vehicle.

Taught (& still occasionally teaches) children's acting classes at the Maile School whose alumni include Mandy Moore, Arielle Kebbel, Paul Amadi, Spencer Locke, & Stefanie Scott.

Attributes much of his success to his friend Anthony Robbins.

Is cousins with John Textor (Chairman of 'Digital Domain').

Is often asked to share his insights on acting, film producing, & marketing tips on Expert Village, EHow, HollywoodSuccess.com, and other websites.

Was a contributing author for Amazon's #1 best selling business book: Guerilla Networking, writing a chapter on the entertainment industry.

Early in his career, he was awarded the 'Up and Comers' Award by the Orlando Business Journal for his acting & producing talents.

Lived within 10 miles of 8 different film schools in Orlando, Florida where he honed his craft working on almost 100 student & independent films over a 10 year period.

Worked for Xerox Corporation for 6 years as a marketing representative. His 1st professional on-camera hosting gig was a 30 minute sales video. The production company had 3 days slated for the shoot, & he shot all his segments in 1 take, eliminating the last 2 days of filming.

At Rollins, he created the officer position of 'Story Teller' in his fraternity. According to the national office of Phi Delta Theta, this was the 1st & only office of its kind ever in the fraternity's 160 year history.

Attended Rollins College whose alumni include Anthony Perkins, Patrick Wilson, Takayo Fischer, John Glenn Harding, Ellie Cornell, & Hunt Lowry.

Attended Saint Andrew's School where he overcame a series of obstacles in his senior year and won the school's Perseverance Award. He applies those perseverance lessons to the film industry.

Attended Camp Deerwood, whose other alumni include Christopher Reeve & Charlie Hewson.

Scott's other grandfather served on the board of directors for E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. which sponsored the The DuPont Show of the Month (1957) on CBS nominated for 12 Emmy Awards.

Scott's grandfather was one of the primary investors for 'South Pacific', which won 10 Tony Awards.