Scott Peden

Scott Peden is an Actor and Singer/Songwriter from Glasgow, Scotland. He started his Acting career at the Fort Theatre Group in his hometown of Bishopbriggs, where Peter Capaldi also started out. Scott attended Thomas Muir High School and when he left, he spent seven years in a specialized unit of the British Military serving in Bosnia, Canada, Switzerland, Germany to name a few. After leaving the Regiment, he returned to his creative endeavors. He got his first break in "The Wind That Shakes The Barley" by Ken Loach and "The Jacket", where his Military experience helped with the roles. Scott is also an accomplished and Published Singer/Songwriter. He has two studio Albums and two singles released. His first Album released in (2010) Every Dog Has its Day. Singles City Phantastique in (2011) and Double Yellow Lines in (2012). His second Album "The Complete and Utter Confidence of Ignorance" released in (2013). Scott has managed two merge both mediums. In The Wee Man, directed Ray Burdis, where he played Joe Hanlon, he also supplied a track for the films soundtrack from his second Album. He penned this track from the scripts first draft. He also has continued to do soundtracks, most recently supplying part of the soundtrack to the American feature film, "The Drama Club" 2017, with his song "Give Me The Future" and his song "Room with a beautiful view" as the end credits track for the feature film "Break" 2019, by Michael Elkin where he also plays the character of Ginger. - IMDb Mini Biography By: Agent