Connecting the dots
Graeme Alistair Scott brings together experience in entertainment, technology and media to create and develop creative projects that connect the dots with a proven track record.
Conception to completion
Developing any project from inception to delivery requires an understanding of how to assemble the right team. Graeme Alistair Scott works closely with highly experienced professionals in their respective fields to deliver both technology and entertainment projects.
Feature Films
Graeme is Producer and Executive Producer of The Last Hope with Kathy A LoPrimo and Giovanna Cipriani, a feature length documentary directed by 2011 Academy Award winner for Best Documentary and winner of two Emmy’s, Karen Goodman with cinematographer Buddy Squires, credited with two Academy Award-winning films, 7 Academy Award nominated productions, 10 Emmy Award winning films and 28 Emmy nominated productions.
Television
Based in Central London, Dover Street Entertainment was founded by Graeme Alistair Scott and Kathy A LoPrimo. The company was set up to produce dramatic film and television, encompassing a range of entertainment based projects. Dover Street Entertainment are currently developing a large budget period drama television series alongside a slate of films working with producers behind numerous BBC and Channel 4 television series.
Music
Graeme Alistair Scott has extensive experience in the music industry, having developed and managed Sam Smith for several years, winner of 4 Grammys and an Oscar among numerous other awards. Graeme has worked with songwriters behind stars such as Ed Sheeran, One Direction, Girls Aloud and Jessie J. Since Sam Smith, Graeme has been developing a new artist which will be going to market later this year.
Technology
MyViews Technology is Graeme Alistair Scott’s technology company which is developing innovative new applications to address the needs of everyday people suffering from poverty and lack of access to critical resources in developing countries. New technologies developed by MyViews aim to increase access to previously unobtainable services with the goal of raising the standard of living, access to education and inclusion within the global digital economy, thus unlocking fresh opportunity for those in need.
Humanitarian
Paying it forward is an important part of life. At least half of Graeme Alistair Scott’s work on projects have a direct humanitarian aspect, providing both resources, consulting and raising awareness, contributing to those in need. The Last Hope feature film follows the doctors and staff of Italian NGO ‘Emergency’ who provide medical assistance to victims of war and poverty. In addition to existing projects, Graeme commits time each month to working on a ad hoc basis for chosen charities.
Consulting
Graeme Alistair Scott consults for a number of up and coming start-ups, providing guidance and advice, along with strategic and creative input. This includes London based lifestyle brand Stunt-In founded by Kyle Jordan, a growing brand in fashion and the company behind London’s Official Red Cup Party exclusive events. Graeme also consults for WSP, an international sports consultancy who’s clients include current IBF Heavyweight Champion of the World and Olympic Gold Medal Winner Anthony Joshua.
Graeme Alistair Scott
Hailing from Newcastle in the North East of England, Graeme always had a passion for being creative, starting his first company at the age of 18 after graduating from the Kent Institute or Art & Design (KIAD). Exploring a range of creative endeavours, Graeme produced and directed his first documentary in the arctic circle by 21, as well as producing and directing music videos which were broadcast on ITV.
Alongside the music and television work, Graeme set up a design and technology company which went on to work as a think tank for Steve Jobs at Apple in the late 90’s, as well as working with clients including BMW Mini, Warner Brothers, Universal, Home Depot, American Pie, Austin Powers, Girls Aloud and Microsoft, helping several startup clients go to market through to acquisition.
After a number of years working with blue chip companies, Graeme once again turned to music, setting up a label with release through Universal. This led to working with the likes of James Taylor from the James Taylor Quartet and establishing a firm grasp of A&R’ing artists, developing both a sound and an image. Through the work involved in helping take businesses from startup to sale, Graeme decided to develop a new technology called CarbonWise.
Within 18 months the company had developed a reputation as one of the market leaders in Energy Saving Software for multinationals and Governments, with the software being run across the world by Unilever, BAM Nuttall, Nissan, British Land and ANZ Bank.
After successfully selling CarbonWise, Graeme moved back to his passion of music, taking on a young artist called Sam Smith. Over several years Graeme developed Sam’s sound, working with many producers and writers, including Mike Moran (Queen, Barcelona) and writers behind Jessie J and JLS, signing a track to the soundtrack of Irvine Welsh’s Ecstasy before recording Little Sailor in Newcastle with Stuart Emerson (Bonnie Tyler), the track that won Sam his recording contract.
After Sam, Graeme tied up with Kathy A LoPrimo, setting up Dover Street Entertainment to develop TV and film projects. Working together as a team, the pair have successfully developed The Last Hope, which is now in production with a team of multiple Oscar and Emmy winners including Karen Goodman and Buddy Squires. With several projects moving into production, the next chapter has begun and Graeme’s best work is yet to come.
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