Quanette Scott is a native of Jacksonville, Florida.  Following her passion for film and television production, Quanette attended University of Central Florida earning her Bachelors of Arts Degree in Radio and Television Production. Quanette began her internship and career with Skyline Teleproductions whom was partnered with FOX News in Orlando, Florida where she began floor directing for the news channel. Quanette also added technical director to her resume while working for Orlando Jai-Alai for three years in their broadcast department. After matriculating college and gaining much needed skills in her field, Quanette returned home to the River City of Jacksonville, FL to pursue her true passion in the film industry.  Some of Quanette’s previous projects include; independent feature film “Love Trap”; directing music videos such as “What Should I Do” for the Christian husband and wife duo Truthful Justice; Co-Executive Producer and Director for the musical variety show Ivory Wood “The Gray Scale” which aired locally on the CW Network. Quanette’s most recent projects include the sensationally viral spoken word poem “I Am My Sister” in which she directed and produced that reached the shores of Cape Town Africa and into the classrooms of a girl’s school there. She also has various promotional and commercial works for entertainment, sports, and business that she has directed as well as produced.