Scott McCullough

Scott McCullough has amassed over 120+ awards, official festival selections and top honors for his directing and is best known for director/cinematographer on high-end commercials and music videos. McCullough's most notable for working with Prince, Paul Newman, NASCAR, Ford, GM, Budweiser, Pepsi, Kubota, Target and many more Fortune 500 clients and top ad agencies. McCullough was the creator, writer and director for R.J. Reynolds Thunder Theater 70mm NASCAR experience film 100% and No Bull-billed as the world's largest mobile theater and first of it's kind projecting in 70MM with in-theater effects. He also had directed/shot dozens of projects for Prince at one of his most successful times in his career, including the gold RIAA rated (over 1MM in sales) projects "Gett Off", "Diamonds and Pearls" and "Sexy M.F" home videos - and over a dozen live concerts and other projects with likely the most credits with Prince from "Graffiti Bridge" to several documentaries yet to be released. McCullough has several feature films in active development as the director for "The Mission" (12MM), the Vietnam PTSD film with Martin Sheen "Captain For Dark Mornings" (20MM), "Family Values" (6MM) "No Cops With Wedding Rings" (5MM), 26 Floors (16MM), and writer on the Sublime biopic "What I Got" (8MM). Television projects include creator/director for the veteran based dramatic series "Spent Rounds" and "Holiday Motel".