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Scott Morrison

Scott Morrison is an American designer and entrepreneur. He is best known for pioneering premium denim in America and as the founder of Paper Denim & Cloth, Earnest Sewn and 3x1. He had previously served as the CEO/Creative Director for Japanese designer clothing company Evisu.
Morrison is currently the co-founder of Golf|golf lifestyle brand Radmor.
==Early life==
Morrison was born in Palm Springs, California. His parents were both educators. At age 11, Morrison started playing golf, and after graduating from Palm Springs High School he received a scholarship to play Division 1 golf at the University of Washington.
==Career==
After college, in late 1995, Morrison went to work for Seattle based clothing company Derek Andrew. Morrison moved to New York City in 1997 to work on a new division of Mudd Jeans, and in 1999, started Paper Denim & Cloth. In 2004 Morrison left Paper Denim & Cloth to start Earnest Sewn.
In 2009 Morrison left Earnest Sewn and took a job as the CEO/Creative Director for Evisu. In 2011, Morrison started 3x1, America's first bespoke denim tailor in SoHo, NYC.
In 2019, Morrison co-produced and hosted a denim docu-series Common Thread.
In 2020, Morrison co-founded golf lifestyle brand Radmor with former University of Washington golf teammate Bob Conrad.
Category:People from Palm Springs,California
Category:American designers
Scott R Cullather

Scott Robert Cullather (born May 24, 1964) is an American businessman and author. He cofounded INVNT, a brand storytelling agency and serves as the company’s President and CEO.
== Life and education ==
Cullather was born to Dan Cullather in Dearborn, Michigan. He got his bachelors degree from the University of Richmond in 1982. He is married to Kristina McCoobery who serves as the COO of INVNT.
== Career ==
Cullather cofounded INVNT, a brand storytelling agency based in New York in 2008. He serves as its President and CEO. The company now has offices in New York, Sydney, Detroit, London, San Francisco, Stockholm, Washington DC, and Singapore.
In December 2019, Cullather co-authored ForbesBooks’ Challenge Everything: The Battle Cry That Blew Sh*t Up and INVNTd Live Brand Storytelling. He was also featured among the Top 50 Virtual Meetings and Events Innovators, a list that includes the likes of Eric Yuan and Chuck Robbins. Cullather is also among the judges of the Event Technology Awards 2020. 
Cullather also regularly features as a speaker and has been on the speaker's panel of various events including Event Design Summit, ASAE Springtime, and Potomac Meeting Professional International (PMPI).
== References ==
Category: American businessman
Category: American Author
Scott Schaffer

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==Scott Schaffer==
Scott Michael Schaffer (born October 2nd, 1963) is an American journalist and the anchor for WNEP-TV in Scranton, Pennsylvania since 1999. He previously worked at SECTV-2 (Allentown, Pa.) WHTM-TV (Harrisburg, Pa.), and WJRT-TV (Flint, Mi.). Schaffer was voted "Best News Anchor" in the Times Leader Readers poll. Schaffer has also appeared in the television series Designated Survivor, as well as Quantico.
==Early Life / Education==
Scott Schaffer was born in Ithaca, New York, on October 2nd,1963. he was an only child. As an infant, he moved to Reading, Pennsylvania, which is where he grew up. Schaffer was raised by his grandparents as a child. He attended Reading Central Catholic Highschool, and graduated in 1981. He went on to study communications and marketing at Lasalle University. Schaffer graduated from Lasalle in 1985.
==Career==
Schaffer began his career in television as soon as he left college, starting at SECTV-2 in Allentown, Pa in 1985. he worked there for 8 years. In 1993, He took his next job, working in Harrisburg, Pa for WHTM-TV until 1996. Schaffer's next station was WJRT-TV in Flint, Mi. Finally, in 1999, He was hired by WNEP-TV, which is where he currently works.
==Personal Life==
Schaffer has one son, Charlie, born in 2008. He was previously married to Julie Sidoni.
Category:1963 births
Category:American journalists
Category:American people
Category:People from Ithaca, New York
Scott Seiss

Scott Seiss (born March 15, 1994) is an American stand-up comedian, actor, and viral TikToker who is best known for his 'Angry IKEA Guy' TikTok videos. They are based partly on his experience as a customer service employee at an IKEA.
==Early life==
Seiss was born in Dundalk, Maryland, a suburb of Baltimore, in 1994. His father was absent in his life, and so he grew up with his mother and sister. Seiss was a graduate of Eastern Technical High School in Essex and the University of Maryland Baltimore County. Seiss's TikTok videos have attracted famous people such as LeBron James, and Patton Oswalt.
==Career==
Seiss had worked at an IKEA call center from 2016 to 2019, which gave him the inspiration for the videos. He has opened for comedians such as Josh Wolf, Roy Wood Jr., and Bo Burnham, and is based in New York. Seiss's TikTok videos revolve around him posing as both an irritated retail worker, and a customer who is upset (colloquially known as "Karen (slang)|Karens"). The customer, who yells out something that shows that they are upset at the store (what makes the customer upset is not normally shown). The employee retaliates with a snarky remark.
In 2021, Seiss was cast in the movie Cocaine Bear, directed by Elizabeth Banks.
Category:1994 births
Category:People from Dundalk, Maryland
Category:American stand-up comedians
Category:American actors
Category:American TikTokers
Scott Thompson (American musician)

Scott Thompson (born February 15, 2007), also known as "7saturns", is an American singer-songwriter and music producer. He started producing at age 11, but started taking music serious in November 2021, with the releases of many back-catalogue projects, such as 'White Peonies', 'RAINMAN (EP)', and 'The Ends of the Earth', under the name "Recluse", alongside music partner, Austin Bryant ("saint austin").
In April 2022, Scott transformed his career as an instrumentalist into singing and songwriting; sparking the, now archived, release of 'Cold Winter Nights (featuring Blackgod)'. Tracks preceding this era have as well since been archived.
==Early life==
Scott Thompson was born in Florida, where he discovered music production through the internet and developed a passion since age 11. During this era, he created 'amateur trap beats', as stated in an interview. Eventually, he took a break from his passion, until years later, when discovering this passion once again; stating in an interview that he was "inspired by artists like Joji" and "once I hear something, I have to have it... once I hear a song I like, I can't just listen to it, I gotta be the type to make something that resonates with me as heavily as that song did."
==Career==
After releasing beats with his friend Austin, Scott went on to create RnB infused antipop, and even atmospheric tracks, such as the December 2022 release of 'Stella'. He claims that this track opened his eyes to how the industry works and has inspired him to keep going.
In March 2023, Scott Thompson released 'Poison', along with a sped-up version of the track, included in the release. This song quickly gained traction as a laid-back, anthemic pop song.
Category:2007 births
Category:People from Florida
Category:American people
Category:Music producers
Category:American singer-songwriters
Scott Tobin

Scott Tobin (born November 23, 1985) is an Irish Video game music. He is a composer of video games and film music. 
He is most well known for composing the original Soundtrack of the first-person shooter games Squad (video game) and Beyond The Wire. 
He hosts a podcast show named Composers Play, in which video game composers such as Bobby Prince and Lee Jackson (composer) are interviewed about their work, often while the games featuring their music are played. 
=== Video games ===
Year	Title 	Role
2010	Project Reality	Composer
2016	Mr Crab 2 	Composer
2017	Covert Syndrome	Composer
2018	Bacon Escape 	Composer
2018	Post Scriptum 	Composer
2020	Squad 	Composer
2020	Astaria 	Composer
2020	Beyond The Wire	Composer
=== Film ===
Year	Title 	Role
2012	Horror School Reunion 	Composer
2016	Lift 	Composer
2016	Demon Hunter (Taryn Barker: Demon Hunter)	Composer
==In the media==
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Category:Video game composers
Category:1985 births
Category:Irish composers
Category:Irish musicians
Scott W. Colburn

Scott W. Colburn is an American audio engineer based in Seattle. He was born in Skokie, Illinois, and grew up predominantly in Columbus, Indiana where he discovered a love for punk rock. He played in the bands The Pattern (band), Killing Children, and ODIR, the latter of which played with Sonic Youth, The Leotard Geeks, and Sun City Girls. Scott also created Blow It Off Magazine, in which he interviewed bands, critiqued albums, and advertised upcoming shows.
Scott later attended Columbia College Chicago and completed his BA in Audio Arts and Acoustics in 1989. While in Chicago, his relationship with the members of Sun City Girls would broadly define the next few decades of his personal and professional career as he recorded the bulk of their albums.
Scott moved to LA in [date], where we spent a few years at Books on Tape (company) recording such icons as Kirk Douglas, Adrienne Barbeau, Gary Owens and Michael York, the outtakes of which he would later compile in to a piece titled "Stomach Noises Of The Stars", which featured heavily in his later performance pieces as Jabon (an acronym for Just A Bunch Of Noise). He has also worked as a sound engineer for KEXP-FM.
Scott has written articles for Tape Op , Mix and EQ magazines.
Scott has been interviewed by numerous sources, including KXSU Music https://www.kxsu.org/2019/04/30/scott-colburn-aka-jabon-talks-pasta-vr-audio-and-animal-collective/, TapeOp https://tapeop.com/interviews/11/scott-colburn/, Seattle Weekly https://www.seattleweekly.com/music/scott-colburn/ https://www.seattleweekly.com/music/august-and-everything-after/, Front of House Magazine https://fohonline.com/articles/production-profile/live-mixing-times-three/, West Coast Performer (by Katherine Hoffert, February 2008), and Ong Ong Magazine (by Scott Davis, July 2009).
Category:American audio engineers
Category:Musicians from Seattle
Category:People from Columbus, Indiana
Scott Watson (curator)

Scott Watson (b. 1950) is a Canadian curator, writer, and researcher based in Vancouver, British Columbia. Watson was the Director/Curator of the Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery at the University of British Columbia from 1995-2021. As faculty in the Department of Art History, Visual Art and Theory at the University of British Columbia, he helped initiate the Critical Curatorial Studies program at UBC in September 2002. 
== Curatorial Projects and Research ==
Watson’s research and curation focuses primarily around topics related to contemporary art, art theory and criticism, twentieth-century art history, and curatorial studies. His curatorial projects have appeared across Canada including at the Vancouver Art Gallery, Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery, and Artspeak in Vancouver and internationally in Berlin, Antwerp, and London. Watson's distinctions include the Hnatyshyn Foundation Award for Curatorial Excellence in Contemporary Art (2010), Alvin Balkind Award for Creative Curatorship in British Columbia Arts (2008), the UBC Dorothy Somerset Award for Performance Development in the Visual and Performing Arts (2005), and invitation to the UBC Chancellor’s Circle (2005). Watson retired from his position as Director/Curator at the Belkin in December 2021.
=== Notable curatorial projects ===
* Image Bank at the KW Institute for Contemporary Art|KW Institute for Contemporary Arts (2019)
* Letters: Michael Morris and Concrete Poetry at the Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery (2012) 
* Mark Boulos, a solo exhibition at the Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery (2010)
* Jack Shadbolt: Underpinnings at the Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery (2009)
* Exponential Future at the Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery (2008)
* Thrown: Influences and Intentions of West Coast Ceramics (2004)
* Intertidal: Vancouver art & artists (2005/06) at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Antwerp.
* Stan Douglas: Inconsolable Memories (2005/06) at the Tate Modern
* Rebecca Belmore: Fountain for the Venice Biennale Canadian Pavilion (2005)
* Queer Landscapes (1991) at Artspeak
== Publications ==
* Eichhorn, Maria, Scott Watson, Jana Tyner, Nora M. Alter, and Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery. Maria Eichhorn: Film Lexicon of Sexual Practices : Prohibited Imports. Köln;Vancouver;: Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther König, 2019.
* Watson, Scott, Ian Wallace, and Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery. Tom Burrows. Vancouver: Figure 1 Publishing, 2018.
* Watson, Scott, Mark Boulos, and Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery. Mark Boulos. Vancouver: Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery, 2012.
* Lukacs, Attila Richard, Michael Morris, Stan Persky, Michael Turner, Scott Watson, Vince Aletti, Art Gallery of Alberta, Presentation House Gallery, and Illington Kerr Gallery. polaroids. Vancouver, B.C: Arsenal Pulp Press, 2010.
Category:1950 births
Category:Canadian curators
Category:University of British Columbia alumni
Scott Westby

Scott Westby is a Canadian film Director, Producer and Screenwriter. He is most known for Producing the 2016 feature film in Plainview, and Directing the 2021 feature film Jonesin.
== Early life and education ==
Westby was born and raised in Calgary, Alberta in August 1986. He graduated from the Film & Video Production Program from Southern Alberta Institute of Technology in 2008.
==Career==
In 2014, Westby was the first Calgary Screenwriter in 16 years to be accepted into the National Screen Institute's Features First program. . That same year, he was elected to the Calgary Society of Independent Filmmakers' Board of Directors, where he served for five terms.
In 2016, Westby Produced the revenge thriller In Plainview, financed by Telefilm Canada |title=}} and The Alberta Media Fund, about a dirty ex-cop out for revenge against his former partner. The film stars Aaron Douglas, Jesse Lipscombe and Shaun Johnston, and received the most nominations of any feature film at the 2018 Alberta Film & Television Awards.|title=}} In Plainview was released in January 2021.
In 2018, Westby was named one of Calgary's Top 40 under 40 by Avenue Magazine.
Later in 2018, Westby made his Directorial debut with the feature film Jonesin, a crime comedy starring Brandon Sklenar and Kristen Gutoskie about a small-town country boy who, in a case of mistaken identity, gets kidnapped and finds himself stuck in the big city in the middle of two rival gangs. Jonesin premiered at the Calgary International Film Festival in September 2021.
== Filmography ==
===Film===
Year	Title 	Role 	Notes
2009	Tell Me a Lie 	Producer 	Short Film
2012	Hardwood 	Director 	Short Film
2013	Revengeance 	Producer 	Short Film
2015	A City and its River 	Writer/Director	Short Film
2016	In Plainview 	Producer 	Feature Film
2021	The Seeds of Namwayut	Director 	Short Documentary
2021	Revisiting Vastation 	Director 	Short Documentary
2021	Arriving at the Fire 	Director 	Short Documentary
2021	The Cipher Clerk 	Director 	Short Documentary
2021	Jonesin' 	Director 	Feature Film
Category:Canadian film directors
Category:Canadian film producers
Category:Canadian screenwriters
Category:People from Calgary
Category:Southern Alberta Institute of Technology alumni
Scottish Americans

Scottish Americans, often known as Scots Americans, are people who were born in the United States but whose ancestors were born entirely or partially in Scotland. Scottish Americans are tightly linked to Scotch-Irish Americans, who are descended from Ulster Scots, and the two groups highlight and celebrate a shared ancestry in their respective communities. Many Scotch-Irish Americans trace their origins back to Lowland Scotland and Northern England before moving to the province of Ulster in Ireland (see Plantation of Ulster) and then, starting around five generations later, to North America in considerable numbers beginning in the eighteenth century. According to current estimates, there are around 25 million Scottish Americans living in the United States, and displays of 'Scottishness' may be seen in large-scale Tartan Day parades and Burns Night festivities.
Scottish immigration to the United States started in the 1700s and accelerated with the Jacobite uprising of 1745, the gradual deterioration of clan systems, and the Highland Clearances (which took place in the 1830s). Following these periods of societal turmoil, even greater rates of emigration were recorded. A 0.8 percent decrease in overall population occurred in Scotland during the 1920s, completely absorbing the natural population gain of 7.2 percent. The United States and Canada were the most popular destinations for these immigrants.
The total of Americans of Scottish descent presently is estimated to be 20 to 25 million (up to 8.3 percent of the total US population), and the number of Scotch-Irish Americans is estimated to be 27 to 30 million (up to 10 percent of the total US population). Because of their shared ancestral surnames and heritage, the subgroups are overlapping and not always distinguishable from one another.
Many Scotch-Irish Americans trace their origins back to Lowland Scotland and Northern England before moving to the province of Ulster in Ireland (see Plantation of Ulster) and then, starting around five generations later, to North America in considerable numbers beginning in the eighteenth century.
Category:American people of Scottish descent
Category:British-American history
Category:Scottish-American history
Scottish people

The Scots are an ethnic group and a country that originated in Scotland. Historically, they arose in the early Middle Ages as a result of the union of two Celtic-speaking peoples, the Picts and the Gaels, who united to form the Kingdom of Scotland (or Alba) in the 9th century and established the Kingdom of England in the 10th century. As a result of this conquest, the Celtic-speaking Cumbrians of Strathclyde and the Germanic-speaking Angles of north Northumbria became members of the Kingdom of Scotland during the next two centuries. During the High Middle Ages, during the Davidian Revolution of the 12th century, a small number of Norman nobility emigrated to the Lowlands, bringing with them their wealth and power. Scotland gained its independence from Norway in the 13th century, and the Norse people of the Northern Isles did so a few centuries later in the 15th century.
Modern use defines "Scottish people" or "Scots" as anybody who derives his or her genetic or linguistic ancestry from Scotland, regardless of their language, culture, or familial ancestry. The Gaels were initially referred to by the Latin name Scoti, which later came to apply to all of Scotland's population. Some people consider the name Scotch to be derogatory, although it has also been used to refer to Scottish individuals who live mostly outside of Scotland.
People of Scottish heritage may be found in a variety of nations. Because to circumstances such as the Highland and Lowland Clearances, Scottish emigration to different locations around the British Empire, and more recently, the effects of industrial collapse and unemployment, the spread of Scottish languages and culture has been facilitated. Huge numbers of Scottish people immigrated to the 'New World', which included the countries of North and South America as well as Australia and New Zealand. Other than in Scotland, the provinces of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island in Canada, the provinces of Otago and Murihiku/Southland in New Zealand, the Falkland Islands, and Northern Ireland in the United Kingdom have the biggest concentrations of individuals of Scottish heritage elsewhere in the globe. Canada has the greatest proportion of Scottish descendants per capita in the world, and it has the second-largest number of Scottish descendants behind the United States, making it the global leader in both categories.
Category:Scottish people
Category:Ethnic groups in the United Kingdom
Category:Ethnic groups in Scotland
Screenwriter

The writer who practises the craft of screenwriting is known as a screenplay writer (also known as screenwriter for short), scriptwriter, or scenarist. Screenplay writers are responsible for the creation of screenplays that are used to create mass media such as films, television shows, and video games.
Screenwriting is a career that is performed on a freelance basis. To work as a professional screenwriter, no formal schooling is needed; instead, strong narrative skills and creativity are required. Screenwriters are not salaried workers, but rather independent contractors. It is estimated that 90% of screenwriters begin their careers working on conjecture (spec) and as a result, they write without being employed or compensated for their work. If a screenplay of this kind is sold, it is referred as as a spec script. One distinction between a professional screenwriter and an amateur screenwriter is that professional screenwriters are often represented by a talent agency. Amateurs are not. In addition, professional screenwriters are seldom willing to work for free, while amateur screenwriters are often willing to do so and are referred to as "writers in training." Spec scripts are typically written by unknown professional screenwriters or amateur screenwriters who are not known to the production team.
Although there are many would-be screenwriters who seek to get into the film business, it typically takes years of trial and error, failure, and tenacious perseverance before they find their way into the spotlight. Michael Hague writes in his book, Writing Screenplays that Sell, that "Screenplays have become for the latter half of the twentieth century what the Great American Novel was for the first half of the twentieth century: a kind of literary classic. Closet authors who formerly dreamed of the pleasure of seeing their work in print are now dreaming of seeing their work on the big or small screen, and vice versa."
Category:Writing occupations
Category:Mass media occupations
Category:Screenwriters
Scuderia Franera

Scuderia Franera was a British racing team founded by Peter Bell. They entered four Formula One World Championship Grands Prix in 1952 with racing driver Ken Wharton and scored three points. They also participated in seven non-championship Formula One races in 1952 and scored one third place. Results were promising, but the team had to let almost two months of racing go by when Wharton crashed the car during the rain-affected Belgian Grand Prix and the one available Frazer-Nash chassis had to be rebuilt from the ground up. During the second half of the year, the team sometimes entered a Cooper-Bristol.
==Complete Formula One results==
(key) (results in bold indicate pole position; results in italics indicate fastest lap)
Year	Chassis 	Engine 	Driver 	SUI	500	BEL	FRA	GBR	GER	NED	ITA
1952	Frazer-Nash FN48	Bristol Straight-6	Ken Wharton	4 	 	Ret	 	 	 	Ret	
1952	Cooper T20 	Bristol Straight-6	Ken Wharton	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	9
Category:Auto racing teams in the United Kingdom
Category:Formula One entrants
Scuderia Skoot

Collin Martinez (born August 13, 1990) known by his stage name Scuderia Skoot, is an American Rapper from the Flatbush area of Brooklyn, New York. His music started to gain attention in 2007 with songs like "My Block" and "Louie Bag" released on MySpace. He has also been featured multiple time on Fire In The Spoof an animated music series.
Category:1990 births
Category:American rappers
Category:Songwriters