Scott is a Glasgow born Scotsman who has many years experience in the entertainment industry as a Performer, Director, Producer in all types of shows worldwide.

His break came in 1972 when he auditioned for the late Eric Cowell, father of Simon Cowell ( Pop Idol Fame ) and became singer, presenter, for London's famous Talk of the Town Theatre and later for The Golden Garter Theatre Manchester and later again for the purpose built Night Out Theatre Birmingham. During the next five years he became involved with management and had the great privilege of booking and working with 'names'  known throughout the world such as Victor Borge, Charles Asnavour, Jack Jones, Roy Orbison, Shirley Bassey, The Three Degrees, Lulu, Ken Dodd, Frankie Vaughan, Les Dawson, Matt Munro, Bruce Forsyth, Des O'Connor, Guy Mitchell, Freddie Starr, Lonnie Donegan, Paul Daniels, Val Doonican, The Bee Gees, The Grumbleweeds, The Brotherhood of Man, The Searchers, The Barron Knights, The Rock'n Berries and many many more wonderful artists
 
In 1977 he opened his own seven hundred seated Theatre-Nightclub in Edinburgh and appeared, presented and booked names as previous.
 
In 1981 Scott was invited to join P&O Cruises Ltd as cruise director, producer and cabaret artist aboard their cruise ships Oriana, later Canberra and Sea Princess.
 
In 1985 he joined Princess cruises in America again as cruise director, producer and cabaret artist aboard their flagship ( known at this time through a television series called "The Love Boat").
 
Since 1986 Scott has been managing director of his highly successful company specialising in the management and representation of quality professional artists whose ambition it is to work within films, television, radio, theatre, sport and every section of the light entertainments industry.
 
Scott has the enviable reputation as a man who can 'get the job done' and derives great satisfaction from the highest professional standards of the productions his artists become involved with.