Rowlett Neel Scott

Rowlett Neel Scott serves as Associate Professor of Communication Arts (Digital Filmmaking) at Ramapo College of New Jersey's School of Contemporary Arts since 2009. His office is located in H-102 with regular office hours on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Wednesdays.

Specializing in digital filmmaking and sound design, Scott's creative research focuses on experimental narrative techniques and innovative audio production. His work bridges technical film craft with avant-garde storytelling approaches, emphasizing hands-on student engagement in both theoretical and practical aspects of contemporary media production.

Professor Scott's creative output demonstrates significant international recognition:

• Berlin International Film Festival Premiere (Coming Closer)
• Sundance Film Festival Premiere (Conversion)
• Palm Beach International Film Festival Premiere (Blue Hole)
• Anthology Film Archives New Filmmakers Series (The Moon by Night)
• Warsaw International Film Festival Premiere (Love Hunter)

His teaching directly informs his creative practice through courses including Fundamentals of Audio, Directing the Fiction Film, Advanced Sound Production, and Sound Design for Digital Media. Scott mentors students through Senior Project courses while maintaining an active festival exhibition schedule for his own work across five continents.