Scott McCullough has now earned over 187 festival selections and other top honors for his directing and is best known for major commercials with NASCAR, Ford, Coors, GM, Budweiser, Pepsi, Kubota, Target, NAPA, EA Sports, Sony Playstation, KIA, Amtrak, the CDC, Polaris, and many more Fortune 500 clients highlighted by Paul Newman personally requested McCullough to direct his final motion picture appearance featuring his Champ Car racing team, winning the bid over esteemed directors Michael Bay and Tony Kaye.

McCullough has numerous motion pictures in active development as the director/producer for the Vietnam PTSD film with Martin Sheen "Captain for Dark Mornings" ($22M), drama "No Right Way" ($10M), dark comedy/road trip "American Saviors" ($8M), road/heist "No Cops with Wedding Rings" ($8M), and horror/action "26 Floors" ($18M). Series projects include creator/director for the veteran based dramatic series "Spent Rounds" and "Holiday Motel" and several other assignments are in the works.

McCullough collaborated directly with music legend Prince during one of his most successful times in his career including the gold 8 RIAA rated (over $1MM sales each) "Gett Off", "Diamonds and Pearls" and "Sexy M.F" home videos. Topping over 36 credits with over a dozen live concerts and possibly the most filmed credits with Prince.

McCullough was the creator, writer, and director for Thunder Theater 70mm NASCAR experience film "100%" and "No Bull". First of its kind ever, the film's described as the world's largest mobile theater and first of its kind with cutting edge in-theater effects - now known as 4-D.