Scott is the Co-Founder of The Nice Agency. He has 25 years’ experience in the advertising industry in Australia, New Zealand and the US. He has created many memorable campaigns and even some won awards along the way. He has turned air-pollution into ink for a sustainability message for Tiger Beer / battled mobile phones to highlight the power of meaningful photography for Canon / petitioned Unicode to add interracial emojis for Tinder / created a puppet show and app to entertain the tiniest of consumers / opened a pop-up store in Chinatown in New York City that challenged the West’s misconceptions of what it means to be ‘made in Asia’ for Tiger Beer / built and sank a 30-foot pirate ship to get men, young and old, to talk about Bundaberg Rum / and sold many, many, many cars, and other things. When Scott lived in Los Angeles, he wrote and sold several screenplays, including ‘Fielder’s Choice,’ which coincidentally turned out to be the worst movie he (and the reviewers at The Hollywood Reporter) has ever seen.