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Portrays the "Yeti" in the Kellogg's Pop Tarts Commercials.

Portrayed both an Alien and a Predator in the film Batman: Dead End (2003).

Doubled Matthew Perry on an episode of "The Tonight Show With Jay Leno" and drove a car through a brick wall.

Painted feathers and test wore the angel wings worn by Ben Affleck and Alan Rickman in the Kevin Smith Film, Dogma (1999).

Favorite Movie Fight Scene: Bruce Lee Vs the guards in the underground caverns in "Enter The Dragon". He is also a big spy movie buff.

A devotee to Martial Arts since the age of 9. Scott has studied Boxing, Kick Boxing, Wrestling, Judo, Jeet Kune Do, Japanese Goju Ryu, Hapkido and Grappling & Mixed Martial Arts.

He is also proficient with martial weapons such as single and double Nunchaku, Bo/Staff, stick fighting, Japanese sword, western swords, Tonfa, knives and various medieval and ancient weapons.

Amateur Boxing Record 50-4-2 Amateur Wrestling Record 30-4 Kickboxing Record 10-0

Decided to try amateur boxing after beating a Golden Gloves finalist in a backyard match at age 14. Eventually won back to back Golden Gloves titles himself 2 years later. In his Senior Year in high school, Scott won the state freestyle wrestling title at 160lb.

Wrote articles for the following magazines: Black Belt, Inside Karate, Inside Kung Fu, Martial Arts Movies, Filmfax, Chiller Theatre, Horror Biz, Martial Arts & Combat Sports

Worked as a modern and ancient military technical adviser and battle coordinator as well as a modern and ancient weapons coordinator, trainer and safety specialist (Including firearms, edged weapons and misc. weaponry of various countries and time periods).

Worked on over 200 Soap Opera episodes as an actor, stuntman and stunt coordinator.

Is an expert on film and television history and trivia. Especially the genres of horror, science fiction, action, martial arts and espionage.

Played Darth Vader at personal appearances official Star Wars function in 1978 and 1979.

Played in a drum recital with legendary Gene Krupa as a child.

His screen writing teacher in college was Herbert J. Leder, who wrote and directed "Pretty Boy Floyd", "Fiend Without A Face" and "The Frozen Dead".

Suffered and injury related stroke in December, 2007 and lost fifty percent use of his left arm and leg.

Produces, writes, directs, edits and stunt coordinates (and often operates the camera) for the web series The Adventures of Superseven (2011), from his wheelchair, electric scooter and walker.

Used to play basketball pick up games with John Sayles on Friday afternoons in the early to mid 1990s at the Hoboken Y.M.C.A.

Nominated for "Best Action Scene" (Stunt Coordinator) for The Adventures of Superseven (2011) at the 2015 Rome Web Awards.

Started a neighborhood film club and production company with his friends when he was 13. It was called K.G.A.H Films and they made a series of Super 8 films out of an apartment building storage room that they turned into a production studio.

Born and raised in Hoboken, New Jersey and often played at on some of the locations used in "On The Waterfront".

As a teen, appeared as an extra in the crowd scene surrounding King Kong's body during the finale of King Kong (1976).

Performed stand up comedy on open mic night at The Improv in New York in 1986.