Carter Scott (they/them)
Actor, Director, Producer
Carter Scott is an Actor turned Director/Producer driven by their unstoppable desire to create work. Inspired by gender non-conformity and queerness as a model for rebellion against all types of oppressive systems, Carter’s artistic mission is to unite audiences through story and drive them as a collective towards community-based living and grassroots activism. Carter’s first project as a multi-hyphenate was a doozy; from 2015 to 2019 Carter wrote, produced, and directed Don’t Call Me A Millennial, a 30-minute dark comedy anthology of 6 shorts. Fueled by the positive feedback from their peers and mentors Carter continued directing shorts, getting the chance to direct works written by other talented writers. In 2023 Carter was invited to join as a member of Public Assembly, a 501©3 non-profit theatre company and writer development program that presents new short plays to sold out audiences each month. Working with Public Assembly as a Director and Creative Director (depending on the month) has honed their craft directing theatre as well as ignited their love for the medium. Public Assembly was recently named one of Center Theatre Groups companies-in-residency, as well as receiving a write-up in the LA Times.
