Personal details
- Height: 6′ (1.83 m)
- Professions: Actor, Additional Crew
Scott Alan Ward’s story is honestly pretty wild, if you think about it. Grew up way out in rural Northwest Georgia—small town vibes, you know? Then he joined the Army, practiced law, climbed the corporate ladder, and somehow managed to work all over the planet before flipping the script on his whole life. Most people dream of early retirement as a one-way ticket to golf courses and bad cable TV, but not Scott. He dove headfirst into acting, signed up for classes with Michelle Meyrink at Actorium, and just started chasing roles like a man with something to prove. His film and TV credits? All over the place, genre-wise. He’s done horror (Craving), indie drama (Shoulder Dance), some crime, fantasy, and whatever Land Uncharted is supposed to be. Dude just jumps from one project to the next—Paradise Records, Irish Ashes, Isleen Pines, Grind, Pacific Parable: Buried Treasure—the guy clearly doesn’t want to be typecast. And he’s not just in front of the camera, either. Scott’s out here producing films like Grind and Wolf Hollow, basically making sure his fingerprints are all over the storytelling process. What’s kind of cool is how his whole career is just this mashup of life experiences. Law, business, seeing a dozen countries, then switching to movies and theater out of pure passion. It’s not your typical Hollywood backstory, but that’s probably what makes him interesting. He’s got a little bit of everything going on, and you can tell he’s not afraid to roll the dice on something new—never too late to rewrite your own story, I guess.
referencennScott didn’t exactly dream about acting as a kid. Nah, he actually picked it up after calling it quits on his first career—early retirement and all that jazz. Instead of kicking back, he jumped into acting classes, probably thinking, “Why not?” He’s all about trying every kind of role, doesn’t even care if it’s hero, villain, or some dude in the background eating a sandwich. For him, it’s less about the spotlight and more about soaking up every bit of the craft from the people he’s working with. You’ll never catch him coasting—he’s always on the lookout for new tricks, new characters, basically anything that’ll keep him learning. He’s not in it for fame, just the love of the game and the buzz of being around creative folks, picking up skills you can’t get from a textbook. That’s Scott—always curious, never bored, and totally hooked on the rush of trying something new.
6′ (1.83 m)
Konidela Ram Charan