Scott Scovill

Scott Scovill’s life exemplifies the power of tenacity. From hitting rock bottom to founding multiple thriving entertainment companies, Scott’s relentless drive has shaped his remarkable journey. He built Moo TV, an award-winning video production company, from the ground up, weathering natural disasters, a pandemic shutdown, and countless obstacles along the way. Today, Moo TV produces over 1,000 events annually and has been recognized as the best in the industry for a decade.

As a creative force, Scott has directed live concerts, earned a CMA Touring Award for his work with Garth Brooks, and won Visual Designer of the Year for Brad Paisley’s tours. He’s produced high-profile projects, including a CBS special starring Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood.

An adventurer and lifelong learner, Scott has visited 59 countries, picked up photography (shooting an Alan Jackson album cover), and even learned hockey at 35, earning a spot on an all-star team. Despite being told he couldn’t sing, he now tours Norway as a singer-songwriter with multiple albums.

Scott’s story is proof that with tenacity, anything is possible. His journey inspires others to face challenges head-on, embrace growth, and never give up.