Growing up in Rural Pennsylvania, Evan Scott never imagined he’d find himself in a Lonely Island music video, or chasing Audi R8’s in a helicopter, mere weeks after arriving in LA as an intern. While it would be a stretch to say the video’s 31 million views were due to Evan’s masterful performance as “Club Goer 29,” it’s safe to say he was never going back to PA.

With an ear for comedic dialogue and a refined visual sense, Evan soon found himself making weekly sketches for Funny or Die and later, directing spots for national brands. His two year internship clearly paid off.

Now 10,000 hours in, Evan is a long way from shooting and editing anthem videos for his PA summer camp. He has directed spots and long form branded films for an enviable list of agencies — Anomaly, Deutsch, BFG, Leo Burnett, The Martin Agency, Ogilvy—and their clients, including Bud Light, Little Caesar’s, Sling TV, YouTube, Xbox and many more.

While he’s often a go-to call for celebrity driven, dialogue to camera work, he loves non-verbal, comedic performance scripts just as much. His campaign for Canadian Egg Farmers is both delightfully funny and impossible to forget, all without an on-camera word spoken.

For fun, Evan needs to ski as many days as possible each winter, and hit 10,000 steps a day, regardless of the season. He’s also good at tennis, terrible at golf, and happiest when near a body of water or deep in the woods. 

When not on road trips in his ’98 Land Cruiser, he’s cooking his fiancé dinner and throwing soirées. His annual Super Bowl™ party is legendary, and you are all officially invited.