Scott Reed(II)
- Équipe de direction
- Production
- Direction de production
Executive, Producer, Production Manager & Post Production Supervisor with 21 years experience in production, finance, marketing, sales and delivery, specializing in live action and animated features, series, commercials, live special events, theme park rides, video games and online marketing campaigns in all media and across all platforms.
A student of classical piano, Scott began his career as a Production Assistant for Fries Entertainment and became Assistant Stage Manager for the TV series "Supercarrier" and cable specials "Tony Bennett & Nancy Wilson in Lake Tahoe" for Showtime, "The Monkees" at Magic Mountain, "The Urban Knights" at The Mahaffey Theater, "The Woody Herman Orchestra" at Knotts Berry Farm, "The Debbie Reynolds Show" at Magic Mountain and many others.
Soon after, Scott signed up for the Agent in Training program where he became a Franchised Talent Agent for Spotlite Ent. There, he booked and produced celebrity comedians Jay Leno, Jerry Seinfeld, Jeff Foxworthy, Paula Poundstone, Cathy Ladman, Adam Sandler, Danny Gans, Damon Wayans and other celebrity talent, including musicians, actors and production shows for corporate events, fundraisers, series, casino show rooms, both ticketed and non-ticketed.
Scott then moved over to become director of comedy for dick clark production where he booked and produced various production shows including Dick Clark, Terry Bradshaw, The Chipmunks, Dick Clark's Good Ol' Rock N' Roll Show, Jan & Dean, The Coasters, Platters, Drifters, Run DMC, Jerry Lewis along with supporting "The American Music Awards" and "New Year's Rockin' Eve". Scott then went on to personally manager and produce celebrity musicians calling radio, comedians in corporate, colleges, concerts and athletes in speaking roles. Clients included solo-pianist Jim Brickman, comic magicians Sam Simon, The Pendragons, David Copperfield, Harry Blackstone and athletes Jerry Rice, Todd Christensen, Roger Craig, Kareem Abdul Jabbar and others.
Scott later served as Director of Sales and Marketing for Unitel &is Editel Video and then went on to become Vice president and General Manager for the EFX & Wilshire Stages post production stages, design, recording and editing facilities where he booked, staffed, crewed up, produced and supervised post production sound on over a hundred studio films and network series.
In 2002, Scott was brought in as Vice President of Business Development for Threshold Digital Research Labs and Broadcast Standards where he managed film and series libraries and produced 2D and 3D Visual Effects and Animation for various commercials, websites, and series including OzFest, The American Speed Association, BFGoodrich, General Motors, Canon Digital Cameras and others.
In 2004, Scott opened That's Hollywood with producing partner, Ron Singer where the two arranged financing for and produced over 50 features. Scott's most recently wrote and produced "The Comic Shop" starring Jesse Metcalfe and Tristin Mays and produced "The Gunslingers" starring Stephen Dorff, Heather Graham and Nicolas Cage.
A student of classical piano, Scott began his career as a Production Assistant for Fries Entertainment and became Assistant Stage Manager for the TV series "Supercarrier" and cable specials "Tony Bennett & Nancy Wilson in Lake Tahoe" for Showtime, "The Monkees" at Magic Mountain, "The Urban Knights" at The Mahaffey Theater, "The Woody Herman Orchestra" at Knotts Berry Farm, "The Debbie Reynolds Show" at Magic Mountain and many others.
Soon after, Scott signed up for the Agent in Training program where he became a Franchised Talent Agent for Spotlite Ent. There, he booked and produced celebrity comedians Jay Leno, Jerry Seinfeld, Jeff Foxworthy, Paula Poundstone, Cathy Ladman, Adam Sandler, Danny Gans, Damon Wayans and other celebrity talent, including musicians, actors and production shows for corporate events, fundraisers, series, casino show rooms, both ticketed and non-ticketed.
Scott then moved over to become director of comedy for dick clark production where he booked and produced various production shows including Dick Clark, Terry Bradshaw, The Chipmunks, Dick Clark's Good Ol' Rock N' Roll Show, Jan & Dean, The Coasters, Platters, Drifters, Run DMC, Jerry Lewis along with supporting "The American Music Awards" and "New Year's Rockin' Eve". Scott then went on to personally manager and produce celebrity musicians calling radio, comedians in corporate, colleges, concerts and athletes in speaking roles. Clients included solo-pianist Jim Brickman, comic magicians Sam Simon, The Pendragons, David Copperfield, Harry Blackstone and athletes Jerry Rice, Todd Christensen, Roger Craig, Kareem Abdul Jabbar and others.
Scott later served as Director of Sales and Marketing for Unitel &is Editel Video and then went on to become Vice president and General Manager for the EFX & Wilshire Stages post production stages, design, recording and editing facilities where he booked, staffed, crewed up, produced and supervised post production sound on over a hundred studio films and network series.
In 2002, Scott was brought in as Vice President of Business Development for Threshold Digital Research Labs and Broadcast Standards where he managed film and series libraries and produced 2D and 3D Visual Effects and Animation for various commercials, websites, and series including OzFest, The American Speed Association, BFGoodrich, General Motors, Canon Digital Cameras and others.
In 2004, Scott opened That's Hollywood with producing partner, Ron Singer where the two arranged financing for and produced over 50 features. Scott's most recently wrote and produced "The Comic Shop" starring Jesse Metcalfe and Tristin Mays and produced "The Gunslingers" starring Stephen Dorff, Heather Graham and Nicolas Cage.
