G. Scott Thompson

When Scott was a kid learning to subtract, he would imagine that the numbers had little arms and legs.  The five and the three that he saw on the page would fight each other with little swords and shields.  The five would win of course, but he would lose some of himself in the fight.  He would merely be a two from that day forward.

After high school, he assumed he would be some sort of scientist, but math just didn’t have enough swords in it.  Then he picked up his first camera and realized that there is an art where a mathematical brain comes in handy.  That’s why he chose a life in video production; it is the perfect combination of math and adventure.

Scott has been working in video production for 7 years.  He has a bachelor’s degree in film at UNLV and has been involved with many films.  In 2007 he made a short film called The Maltese Hamster that won best screenplay and best short at the Spring Flicks film festival.  It also screened in the Dam Short Film Festival and Cinevegas.  In 2009, he was an Associate Producer for a feature film called Thor at the Bus Stop, which screened in film festivals all over the world.  In 2010 his short film Silver Sweet Sound won the Audience Choice award at Spring Flicks.