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Scott Stewart

Scott Stewart

Highest Rated: 50% Holidays (2016)

Lowest Rated: 15% Priest (2011)

Birthday: Not Available

Birthplace: USA

Director Scott Stewart got his start working as a visual effects technician for motion pictures. As a visual effects artist at director George Lucas's famed company, Industrial Light & Magic, Stewart worked on films such as "Mars Attacks!" and "The Lost World: Jurassic Park." In the early 2000s Stewart co-founded his own well-respected visual effects company called The Orphanage. Throughout the 2000s, his award-winning company did the visual effects work for some of Hollywood's biggest blockbusters, including "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire," "Iron Man," as well as the first two movies in the "Pirates of the Caribbean "franchise. By 2008, however, Stewart was itching to direct. In 2000 he directed an independent short, "What We Talk About When We Talk About Love," based on a famous short story by author Raymond Carver. However, Stewart didn't get the chance to direct anything else for close to a decade. That all changed in 2009 when he was given the opportunity to write and direct his first feature film--the 2010 fantasy thriller "Legion." The film was a modest success at the box office, and in 2011 Stewart followed it up by directing "Priest," a science-fiction horror movie based on a Korean comic book of the same name.

Filmography

Movies

Credit
No Score Yet No Score Yet LEGO Friends: The Next Chapter: New Beginnings Screenwriter,
Producer
- 2023
50% 25% Holidays Director,
Screenwriter
- 2016
41% 49% Dark Skies Director,
Screenwriter,
Executive Producer
$17.4M 2013
15% 46% Priest Director $29.1M 2011
20% 31% Legion Director,
Screenwriter,
Executive Producer
$40.2M 2010

TV

Credit
No Score Yet 90% Siren Director 2018
No Score Yet No Score Yet Unlikely Animal Friends Writer 2016
74% 85% Dominion Executive Producer 2014-2015