As a seasoned production professional, Reginald (Reggie) Scott has done it all, producing for television, film, commercials, music videos, and special events alike. Reggie dazzled viewers as a cast member of Sesame Street and The Electric Company. Reggie attributes his love for production to his countless days on the sets of the two PBS shows.This love led Reggie to create The PepperShaker Company, Inc.(25yrs), his very own production and special events company. As it’s guiding force and visionary, Reggie produced first-class events and experiences for leading U.S. companies, including Time Warner, The Children’s Aid Society, UniWorld Group Inc., Fifth Third Bank, American Honda, and Ford Motor Company. The inception of his company led to Reggie landing his role as Producer (20 yrs.) of The American Black Film Festival(ABFF). The festival has become the leading film festival promoting the accomplishments of people of color both in front of and behind the camera. This project resulted in Reggie conceiving CINELAB (10 yrs.), a youth-based initiative with the goal of exposing middle and high school students to filmmaking and potential careers in film and video production. This program later evolved into helping young adults looking to address career opportunities and adult professionals who might need a refresher course or an introduction to new technology.While simultaneously working on all of these projects, Reggie also served as Coordinating Producer for the Black Movie Awards Show on TNT (2 yrs.), as well as Producer of the Honda Battle of the Bands (10 yrs.). As the producer of the Honda Battle of the Bands, Reggie was responsible for driving both the creative and production of the program. Reggie also was tasked with assisting in the creation of the Fan Expo/ Experience (14 yrs.) for The Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) in Charlotte, NC. In this role as producer, Reggie was responsible for the overall show production, operations, and logistics of the event. Recently, Reggie took on a new project as the Executive Director of the Randolph Arts Guild (1.5 yrs.). His primary goal was to help in conceptualizing and executing a new strategic vision for the Randolph Arts Guild, an Arts Organization that is the designated county partner (Randolph)for the North Carolina Arts Council (NCAC) as it entered its 50th anniversary.