Scot Cooper
Scot Cooper was born in East London, South Africa. A leading man with a great balance of American and English charm. Scot has worked alongside actors such as Olga Kurylenko, James Purefoy, Rupert Friend, Gabriel Macht, and Aidan Gillen. He co-starred in the 4th season of the Emmy winning series Homeland, guest starred in the popular BBC series 'Jamillah and Aladdin', and the multi award winning film 'The World Unseen' which premiered at TIFF. With leading roles in the feature film Kecksburg, and due for release the Hallmark film A Taste of Romance, and a psychological thriller River of Ghosts. He also has a supporting role in the Box Office hit 'Maze Runner: The Death Cure. In 2013 Scot won Best Actor at the Cape Town 48 Film Festival, with the film Five Minutes Till Noon which went on to win awards at Filmapalooza in New Orleans. Scot also won Best Actor at the 2015 Cape Town 48 Film Festival. And in 2009 Scot Cooper was part of the ensemble award at the South African Film and Television Awards for 'The World Unseen'. Born in South Africa, and of English, Swedish, Norwegian, German and Scottish ancestry. He has trained under world renowned Meisner teacher William Esper at the Esper Studio in New York, also at the Ivan Chubbuck studio in Los Angeles, and under acclaimed South African actress Aletta Bezuidenhout. He also has a BA from his studies at AFDA. A passion for film, and also theatre where he has received critical praise for his performance as Mr Darcy in 'Pride And Prejudice', the acclaimed American play 'Tape' by Stephen Belber, and his one man play 'Henry And The Sand' which he also wrote, and premiered at the world's 2nd largest theatre festival, the National Arts Festival in Grahamstown. Scot has also appeared in over 80 TV commercials for top brands, which have aired in countries such as the USA, France, Australia, Russia, Canada, Germany, Ireland and many others. Scot Cooper is based in Los Angeles
Scot Derwingson-Peacock
Composer and sound recordist/editor/mixer. Composing soundtracks to TV and short films, mainly orchestral / hybrid scores. Foley and ADR recordist/editor/voice director for SyFy, Ion and Lifestyle network movies. Recordist and mixer of orchestral concerts, including archive, commercial recordings and live broadcasts for the LA Phil, LACO Pacific Symphony and Pasadena Pops Orchestra.
Scot Greenan
Scot Greenan is an actor, known for T2 Trainspotting (2017), Robin Hood (2018) and Macbeth (2015).
Scot McFadyen
Scot McFadyen is an award-winning director, producer and music supervisor, and the co-founder of Banger Films. Born in Mississauga, Ontario, he studied creative writing at University of Victoria. In the 1990s, he started his own theatre company and ran the largest music production company on Vancouver Island. Scot's first feature documentary Metal: A Headbanger's Journey, won a Gemini Award for Best Writing in a Documentary and was released theatrically and on DVD in over 40 countries. The success of Metal: A Headbanger's Journey allowed Scot to grow Banger Films into one of the world's best-known documentary filmmaking operations focused on music; his work has won several Juno Awards, festival awards and earned a Grammy nomination. In 2013, Scot started B-Minors, a full-service kids' programming division of Banger Films. In a just a few years, B-Minors has produced content that has aired worldwide, including: The Grizzly Cup, Gaming Show (In My Parents' Garage), The Big Ticket Summer Concert Special, Savvy, and the Nintendo World Championships. Scot has also directed several live concert videos with blues guitarist Joe Bonamassa, Motorhead and Rush, and is currently in production on a number of films and TV series. He lives in Toronto.
Scot McKinley
Scot McKinley is known for Head on a Plate (2023), They Call Her Headhunter (2022) and Die Influencers Die (2020).
Scot Nery
Scot Nery was born on November 9, 1978 in San Francisco, California, USA. He is known for Scary Movie 5 (2013), You Don't Mess with the Zohan (2008) and Battle of Los Angeles (2011).
Scot Pollard
Scot Pollard is an actor and producer, known for The Profit (2017), Jayhawkers (2014) and Destination Planet Negro (2013).
Scot Ruggles
Scot Ruggles was born in a quaint suburb of Boston, MA . Scot's father, Sandy was a teacher and head coach of two highly successful sport programs at the local high school, football and ice hockey. Scot and his sister, Mary would be on the sideline every Friday night during the fall cheering on their father and the teams he led to numerous championships. It was during this time that Scot saw first-hand the power and results of teamwork, commitment and discipline. His love of football and the life-lessons it teaches was born during this time and shaped his life and character. Scot joined the Marshall University coaching staff in Huntington, WV where he helped lead the 'Herd' to a bowl game victory and an AP Top 20 finish. Scot's dreams were coming true and his career was going as well as he'd hoped for...or so he thought. During the off-season, his head coach asked him to do a commercial for a local hospital that was partnered with the university. Scot had never given acting a thought but went ahead with the assignment with the same enthusiasm as game day. During the shoot Scot realized something, he loved it. After the shoot it was clear to him that this experience was something he enjoyed and was good at but put those considerations on the back burner as the busy schedule and responsibilities of a collegiate coach came calling. Scot's coaching career continued to progress accepting positions at both the professional and collegiate levels. When he found himself back home in Massachusetts at Harvard University, fate came calling again. Dunkin' Donuts had a local casting call for a football coach to play alongside All-Pro Superbowl Champion Richard Seymour. With no experience other than a local commercial under his belt, he went to the audition with the mindset that he'd been acting his entire life. With nothing to lose, Scot gave it his all and was selected. He could barely believe it. While on set he had never felt more alive, he had tapped into something that was challenging the plans he'd made for his life. The acting bug had bitten, and it wasn't done... Two months after the commercial, Scot received a call from a Boston casting company asking him to come in and improv for a part. Again, he went in with the same attitude and lessons he learned on the football field and gave it his best. Not thinking his chances were too high given his experience, he left and headed home. While in the car, the casting director called and asked if he'd be available within the hour to audition for the director. While waiting for his audition, Scot asked another actor who was waiting, "What movie is this for?" It was none other than the highly acclaimed film, The Departed and behind the door was director Martin Scorsese. Scot met with Mr. Scorsese and completed his audition. Although he eventually didn't get the part, he now knew he had to make a decision. He couldn't hide anymore from the fact that acting was something more than an interest. It was a passion that had now risen and exceeded his love for coaching. As Harvard's football season was beginning to ramp up, he knew this was the time to make that great call. To take a risk and follow his dream. He followed his heart, packed his car and set out for Los Angeles. After arriving in Los Angeles, Scot threw himself into developing his acting skills and began to appear in national TV shows and commercials. Recently, Scot has appeared in CBS' S.W.A.T. opposite Shemar Moore, AMC's NOS4A2 and co-starred in the film Sunny Daze with Jason Wiles and Michael Beach. True to his character, Scot continues to mentor and lead young student-athletes at UCLA as the Director of Football Relations. In addition to his busy schedule, he currently has multiple projects in development to produce, one being with Sony Pictures.
Scot Scurlock
Scot is a resident of Saint Augustine, Florida. Prior to relocating to Florida, he was extremely active in the New Mexico Independent Film community having worked in several films selected by Festivals and received a Best Actor's nomination for his role in the film Bad Situation. He was selected as one of 15 actors invited to participate in the Nashville Film Festival's first ever Actor's Challenge and was a finalist in both the 2018 and 2019 New Mexico Film Foundations - Actors Showcase. In addition to acting, Scot has directed, produced and completed his first film script.
Scot Spookytooth
Scot Spookytooth is known for Bizarre Lust of a Sexual Deviant (2001), The Captives (2001) and The Undertow (2003).
