A native New Orleanian and second-generation Guatemalan, Scott Damian learned storytelling at a young age. Grappling with a severe stutter, Scott attained fluency by creating stories and, ironically, performing. Graduating from Loyola University of New Orleans, where he earned his B.A. in English, and attending The British American Drama Academy in Oxford, U.K., where he studied under Tony Randall and Alan Rickman, Scott moved to LA and led a successful acting career. But when Hurricane Katrina ravaged his hometown, Scott turned to storytelling to tackle the grief and redefined himself as a writer, where he penned his first play, Coffee Stains. A few years later, his memoir and audiobook, Voice: A Stutterer’s Odyssey, was published nationwide. The Stuttering Foundation honored Scott with the award Converting Awareness Into Action alongside John Stossel and Byron Pitts. Through his production company BME, Snapper—which Scott wrote and directed—won the prestigious Prometheus Film Festival Award for Best Short. He has co-written two Hallmark films alongside Heather Provost. He wrote, co-directed and co-produced the feature film, Racing Colt, which premiered in select theaters. Working alongside Imagineers, Scott also served as Director/Creative Consultant for the opening of Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at the Disneyland Resort. Recently, Scott served as Head Writer for the live broadcast of D23 Expo [Live]. Scott is in active development on multiple projects for both Hallmark, Stargazer Films, and MarVista Entertainment. As a staff writer, Scott just finished two seasons on an upcoming DreamWorks/El Roth project and is writing a mystery movie for Hallmark Movie and Mystery Channel.