Gary S. Scott
Gary Stevan Scott is an American film composer who has contributed music to over forty movies, TV shows, and television movies, beginning with the 1981 horror movie Final Exam. He has also worked a record producer, an arranger, musical director, and conductor. He has received five BMI Cable Awards for his work on The Suite Life of Zack & Cody, The Suite Life on Deck, and Beverly Hills 90210.
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Gary S. Scott
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- 1953
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- United States
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- composer
- Education
- UCLA School of the Arts and Architecture
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Scott was born in Los Angeles, California. He is a UCLA graduate, where he earned a degree in music from the College of Fine Arts.
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• Year — Film — Role — Notes • 1981 — Final Exam — Composer — Debut as a composer • 1982-1983 — Seven Brides for Seven Brothers — Composer — TV Series • 1983 — Deadly Force — Composer • 1985 — Roadhouse 66 — Composer • 1983-1987 — Fame — Composer — TV Series • 1987-1988 — The Bronx Zoo — Composer — TV Series • 1988 — Fox's Fun House — Composer — TV Series
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1953
Gary S. Scott born.
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