Years active 2005–present Name Scott Speer | Role Filmmaker Siblings Julie Speer | |
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Movies Step Up Revolution, The Beat, Midnight Sun Parents Bradford Speer, Janet Speer Similar People Ashley Tisdale, Kathryn McCormick, Stephen Boss, Ryan Guzman, Misha Gabriel Hamilton | ||
MIDNIGHT SUN | On-set visit with Scott Speer "Director"
Scott Speer (born June 5, 1982) is an American filmmaker, music video director, television director and novelist.
Contents
- MIDNIGHT SUN On set visit with Scott Speer Director
- Scott speer talks step up revolution at premiere
- Life and career
- Music videos
- Feature films
- Television
- References
Scott speer talks step up revolution at premiere
Life and career
Speer was born in San Diego, California. At age 23, he was signed with HSI Productions, and in 2006 Speer received the MVPA Award for Directorial Debut of the Year for the music video of "Stars" by Switchfoot.
In 2007 he won his first MTV Video Music Awards Latin America in México, for his work with "Bella Traicion" by the Mexican pop sensation Belinda. In June 2007, he directed a three-part video series for Ashley Tisdale. These videos included "He Said She Said", "Not Like That" and "Suddenly" released on her DVD There's Something About Ashley. In 2009, he again directed music videos for Tisdale for "It's Alright, It's OK" and "Crank It Up" from her album Guilty Pleasure. He also had an on-and-off relationship with Tisdale from 2009–2012.
In addition to directing, Speer produced and second unit directed the feature film The Beat, an official selection of the 2003 Sundance Film Festival, and remains deeply involved in independent films. In 2010 Scott directed The LXD episode "Duet".
In 2012, he directed Step Up Revolution (2012), his feature film directing debut.
In April 2012, Speer released a young adult novel called Immortal City, about a world in which celebrity culture revolves around supernatural beings, specifically guardian angels.
In April 2013, Speer released a book called Natural Born Angel. He also wrote the preceding novel Immortal City (2012) and concluded the trilogy with Battle Angel in 2014. 2015 filmed the highly rated exorcism short film Realm, which was also later made into a full-length film.