Scott McCullough

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Scott McCullough is an award winning director/cinematographer/editor. He has worked on over two hundred filmed commercial projects (35 mm/16 mm/70 mm).

Scott was discovered by musician/singer Prince (artist). After collaborating on 24 projects with Prince (artist), Carmen Electra and other artists like The Time (band), Mavis Staples and Tevin Campbell, (6 of them awarded a RIAA rating of Gold for over $1 Million sold), Scott signed with top Minneapolis commercial production house. Early national commercial clients include Target, Compaq, Ameritech, Marshall Fields, Best Buy and many others.

Recent commercial clients include work with screen legend Paul Newman for Secure Horizons, Jeep, Ford F-150, EA Sports, Ford NASCAR, Coors Light, Budwieser, Kumho Tires, AMTRAK, Sony Play Station and many other national and international brands.

Two short films Scott directed; “Innocent”, written by Academy Award Winner Gareth Wardell, and “God’s Helper”, still playing the festival circuit winning "Best Director", "Best Actress", and several other festival awards (International and US). Another short film “Audition” has won critical acclaim and festival selections around the country in 2004. His Current feature film project “NO COPS WITH WEDDING RINGS” is being considered by Creative Artist’s Agency, written by Clay (THE WATCHER) Ayers.