Photo credit: Mauricio Rodriguez

 Scott is an Assistant Arts Professor in the Graduate Acting Program at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts and a freelance director. He is an Artistic Associate for The Farm Theater, and has taught workshops for LAByrinth Theater Company and at schools and theatres internationally.
​His directing credits include Off-Broadway, regional, and international work including new play collaborations with Lucas Hnath, Mona Mansour, Christina Anderson, Andrea Ciannavei, Bob Glaudini, Ken Urban, Padraic Lillis, Keith Reddin, and Bill Bowers among others. His work has been seen at the New Dramatists, LAByrinth, Geva Theatre Center, Gloucester Stage, Alchemy Theatre, Victory Gardens Theater, Collaboraction, Fringe NYC, The Shelter, Adirondack Theatre Festival, across the US, and throughout Europe and Asia. He is the creator of What I Learned On My Red State Vacation, a multi-media performance about his trip to the three most conservative rural counties in the US to share every breakfast, lunch, and dinner with someone who lives there. Scott is also the curator/director of MileWalks, an interactive socio-political theatrical experience.  
He served as Associate Director to Mark Wing-Davey on the Off-Broadway productions of Passion Play (EPIC), UNCONDITIONAL (LAByrinth), The Singing Forest (The Public), and Ninth and Joanie (LAByrinth). Regionally Scott worked with Mr. Wing-Davey on Passion Play by Sarah Ruhl (Goodman and Yale Rep) and served as Assistant Director to Philip Seymour Hoffman on The Long Red Road by Brett C. Leonard (Goodman).
Scott is a member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society (SDC) and is a Guild Certified Feldenkrais Practitioner (GCFT).​