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He began acting in film while living in Arizona, having worked as an extra. Scott was later cast as actor, Mark Strong's Stand-in, on AMC's first and only season of the TV show "Low Winter Sun" (2013). He also portrayed a Uniform Police Officer in two episodes. He crossed over into a different side of film work, when he was cast as a stunt performer on the feature Film, Destined (2016).while also playing in the role of an undercover police officer. Fast forward to 2019. Scott found himself being cast in a commercial project, as well as numerous featured roles in Music Videos, Television shows and major feature films. His first starring role was in the film "Iced Out" (2019) where he portrays the role of U.S. Ice Agent Rick Conner. He was cast in his second starring role in a feature film, Dark Noel (2020). His most recent accomplishment was being cast to star in the short film A Deadly Conversation (2022).

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TV Performances

  • 2015  12 Monkeys
    Chicago Police Officer (uncredited)

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