Scott Bridges

Birthday: 16 November 1973, Wichita Falls, Texas, USA

Height: 170 cm

Mr. Bridges is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music. A twenty-five year veteran of the entertainment industry, Mr. Bridges has been successful in and out of the spo ...Show More

Mr. Bridges is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music. A twenty-five year veteran of the entertainment industry, Mr. Bridges has been successful in and out of the spotlight. Behind the camera, Mr. Bridges served as Managing Producer on several feature films including "iCrime" starring Sara Fletcher from Comedy Central's hit show "Secret Girlfriend" released via Breaking Glass Pictures and Entertainment 7 International, "Lake Effects" with Life Out Loud Films released via Vision Films starring Jane Seymour, Jeff Fahey, Scottie Thompson, Casper Van Dien and Sean Patrick Flannery. Through his production shingle Sure Crossing Films he and his business partner Richard Ford served as Unit Production Manager and Line Producer, respectively, on the faith based feature film "Doonby" starring John Schneider, Ernie Hudson, and Robert Davi in association with Riverhorse Entertainment and MJM Entertainment Group to be released by Freestyle Releasing. Mr. Bridges also served as Associate Producer on the film "Dirty Little Trick" with Americana Films starring Dean Cain, Christie Burson, and Michael Madsen released via Maya Releasing and Spotlight Pictures.Mr. Bridges also helped to create and develop Silverwood Films, a Los Angeles based Production Company behind such notable films as "Half Nelson" starring Ryan Gosling, "Stephanie Daley" starring Tilda Swinton and Timothy Hutton and "The Passage" starring Stephen Dorff.He has starred in over forty theatrical productions including two Broadway and National Touring shows performing with stars like Carol Channing, Kristen Chenoweth, Lee Roy Reams, Joanne Worley, and Cathy Rigby. He can be seen in four feature films including "Date Movie" with Alyson Hannigan, numerous television appearances, including the lead in the sitcom "Mafiosa" developed for Comedy Central, and even has experience as a Student News Corps Anchorman with James Marsden for KOCO Television in Oklahoma City, but he admits that was a long time ago. Hide