| Scott Duncan—Director |
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From his early childhood in the Virgin Islands, to his Emmy award winning cinematography, Scott Duncan has continued on a path of amazing locations and stunning images. With a camera always at hand, he constantly explores new methods of filming, cutting edge equipment, and innovative visual tools. Educated at the School of Visual Arts in New York with a BFA in Photography, his continued journey as artist and storyteller led him to cinematography and has evolved quite naturally into directing.
The Kalahari, Palau, the Amazon... a few of the epic locations that have been captured by Scott’s lens while branding the main titles for the hit show Survivor. Exotic locations, however, are not the only inspiration for his best work. It has always been Scott’s instinct to dwell in the comfort zone of those he photographs. Playing football with Snoop Dogg, walking the farm with Martha Stewart, or golfing with Donald Trump, result in eloquent photographs that are simply the result of people at ease.
With high expectations of his work, Scott’s goal remains "CUSTOM, EPIC PASSIONATE" Those who work with Scott know these words are his mantra. If they don’t apply, the camera does not roll.
2005 moved Scott’s direction further into the commercial arena with projects for Ford, ADM, JBX, and a chart hit music videos for the new INXS singles “Pretty Vegas” and “Afterglow”. |
| Awards | |
| Emmy Award Nominee |
Outstanding Cinematography, Non-Fiction Programming |
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| Martha Main Title Sequence |
2005 |
| Emmy Award Nominee |
Outstanding Cinematography, Non-Fiction Programming |
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| The Contender on CBS |
2005 |
| Emmy Award Winner |
Outstanding Achievment in Craft: Cinematography |
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| Blood From a Stone |
2003 |
| Emmy Award Winner |
Outstanding Film and Electronic Camera Work |
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| Hawaii Ironman Triathlon |
2003 |
| Emmy Award Nominee |
Outstanding Production Design/Art Direction |
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| NFL on CBS |
2003 |
| Emmy Award Nominee |
Outstanding Film and Electronic Camera Work |
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| Summer Gravity Games 2003 |
2003 |
| Emmy Award Winner |
Outstanding Technical Team - Studio |
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| XIX Olympic Winter Games |
2002 |
| Emmy Award Nominee |
Outstanding Film and Electronic Camera Work |
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| Winter Olympics, Salt Lake City |
2002 |
| Emmy Award Nominee |
Outstanding Film and Electronic Camera Work |
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| Peggy and Dorothy, Dateline NBC |
2002 |
| Emmy Award Nominee |
Outstanding Film and Electronic Camera Work |
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| 2002 Summer Gravity Games |
2002 |
| Emmy Award Nominee |
Outstanding Film and Electronic Camera Work |
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| 2001 Summer Gravity Games |
2001 |
| Emmy Award Winner |
Outstanding Achievement in Film Cinematography |
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| Games of the XXVII Olympiad 17 Days In Sydney |
2000 |
| Emmy Award Winner |
Outstanding Technical Team - Studio |
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| The Games of the XXVII Olympiad |
2000 |
| Emmy Award Nominee |
Outstanding Cinematography, Non-Fiction Programming |
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| Survivor 2 The Outback, Survivor 6 Thailand |
2000 |
| Emmy Award Nominee |
Outstanding Film Cinematography |
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| Ironman Triathlon |
1999 |
| Emmy Award Nominee |
Outstanding Film Cinematography |
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| 1999 Summer Gravity Games |
1999 |
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| Works by Scott Duncan |
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David Quartararo, Executive Producer. Electra Lang, Executive Producer. |
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Peter Lang, Director. Pedro Becker, Director. Scott Duncan, Director. |
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Gregory Nussbaum, Creative Partner. Jason House, Director/Editor. Benjamin Nussbaum, Director/Editor. Joseph Remerowski, Editor. |
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Dawn Fanning, Head of Production. Colleen Walsh, Post-Production Producer. Cesar Vega, New Media/DR Producer. Kate Palmer, Associate Producer. | |
Kate Montgomery, Office Manager. David Mastron, Controller. Joel Ball, Photography/Technology. |
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