Directors Guild of AmericaDirector/Filmmaker
Jan. 2001https://www.scottmccullough.com/Multi-award winner Scott McCullough, a director and filmmaker hailing from Minnesota. Known for his unmatched talent and unwavering dedication, Scott has achieved considerable success, amassing an impressive collection of over 190 film and advertising awards. Notably, his creative genius found its height through his collaboration with music icon Prince during the pinnacle of the artist’s career. His extensive directorial skills elevated Prince’s videos to new heights of visual excellence, including “Gett Off,” “Diamonds and Pearls,” “3 Chains o’ Gold,” and “Sexy M.F.” and more. Building on his past achievements, Scott has ventured into the realm of directing major motion pictures, delving into compelling narratives that address issues like racial inequality in the upcoming film “No Right Way”. Other projects include: shedding light on previously untold discoveries regarding PTSD during the Vietnam War era in “Captain for Dark Mornings”, and an effects-driven action/horror feature “26 Floors.” This shift in focus allows him to explore profound themes and tackle societal issues with his characteristic passion and artistic vision. Scott’s expertise extends to directing commercials for prestigious brands such as Prince, Warner Bros. Records, NBC/Universal, NASCAR, Ford, Budweiser, Pepsi, Target, Kumho Tires, Coors Light, General Motors, Chevy, Amtrak, and E.A. Sports (and many more) have repeatedly hired Scott to direct on multiple high-budget projects for multi-billion-dollar corporations - many of which are Fortune 500 consistently on-time and on-budget. One of the defining moments of Scott’s illustrious career came when screen legend Paul Newman requested Scott to direct his final filmed appearance, a poignant tribute to the Champ Car racing team. Scott has been a member of The Visual Effects Society (VES) the Director’s Guild of America (DGA) since 2001.