The star of two feature films released this year, Scott is working hard to promote the dark drama, “Shade of Grey” by Cinephreak Pictures and “Zorg and Andy,” the cult supernatural comedy by Northanger Productions. Meanwhile, he has been cast to star in Plausible Deniability, a feature action-adventure from MagicHouse Productions, a comedy web series, and a short film all scheduled to film over the next year.

From his first role as Snoopy in "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" on a community theatre stage to his first professional role as Smudge in "Forever Plaid", he was well received by critics and audiences alike. (Nuvo Magazine called Scott's performance "impressive" and the Indianapolis Star raved that he "sings like an angel.") Scott also joined ComedySportz as an regular performer in their improvisation show.

Work in film began ramping up. Scott landed his first film role (and IMDB entry) playing a heckler in a comedy club along side such well-known actors as Cindy Morgan (Caddyshack) and David Prowse (Star Wars). Soon after, Scott accepted his first feature lead as the hero title character Andy in the supernatural comedy "Zorg and Andy." Scott's innate “All American” persona then lead to starring roles in films like "First They Came for..." and "Shade of Grey" as well as a diverse set roles of supporting roles ranging from priest to torturer and everything in between. Scott even took a turn as the comic superhero Batman in a send-up of 1960‘s TV show in “Star Trek Vs. Batman” (look out, Adam West!). Which, coincidentally, was soon to be followed by a featured role in Christopher Nolan’s mega-hit The Dark Knight!

Scott is currently in development on a sci-fi/thriller short film, a sci-fi/comedy serial, and an action/espionage feature.  A strong believer in Leonardo da Vinci's "renaissance man" ideals, Scott also enjoys the martial arts, SCUBA diving, skiing, rock climbing, and spending quality time with his family and friends.