WIDOW (2011)
Alex, a sexy trophy wife, has set into motion a sexually charged and erotic evening to lure her workaholic husband into coming home for a more intimate celebration of his latest account acquisition; it's a high-stakes financial victory for his firm and fellow partners. Plans change, however, when Alex's husband is car-jacked and abducted by someone with a dark and sinister agenda of his own. All is revealed in a terrifying confrontation between a helplessly bound and blindfolded Alex and a ruthless predator who's now got his sights set on a much greater prize.
"NWT" The Zoo Human Project Music Video (2010)
This is the first music video to be produced for "The Zoo Human Project" for their hit single, "NWT" (Never Would've Thought). This story of love is told through several comical homages to some of the band's favorite films and other themes, including Back to the Future, Iniana Jones, The X-Files and Forest Gump. Shot in the summer of 2010, this film was Scott's first using the Canon T2i DSLR format.
The Trade - reboot (2009)
Best friends, Vivian and Kelly, trek deep into Ricket's Wood to find out whether the stories are true about the wood's supernatural powers. They find that Ricket's Wood hides a much darker secret that will haunt both them for the rest of their lives.
Section Eight (2008)
Section Eight tells the story of a former P.O.W., (Ana Feliciano), who must try to come to terms with the losses she's sustained after the relentless physical and psychological torture she has endured at the hand of her captors. This film by Scott Howe was honored at the Sacramento Film Festival's 10x10 Filmmaker Challenge. The film edged out 21 other films to be included as one of the top "Audience Favorites."
Kindred (2007)
Dr. Chen (Giovannie Pico) is struggling in her fledgling career as a hospital resident. Both her lack of confidence and lack of sleep have lead to a recent succession of disturbing nightmares. Before this night is over, she'll discover the chilling connection between the terrifying images from her sleep, a mysterious new patient (Jodi Mao), and a horrific event that happened in Sacramento over 150 years ago. If she can accept the truth, her newfound knowledge may forever change her destiny.
The Trade (2006)
Scott Howe's film, The Trade, was honored as "Best Story" in the 2006 Sacramento Film Festival's 10x10 Filmmaker Challenge, Sunday, August 6th. Starring Jodi Mao and Isabella Neustadt, this short film tells the story of two best friends who trek deep into the heart if Ricket's Wood to find out whether or not the stories are true about the wood's supernatural powers. they soon find that ricket's Wood conceals a much darker secret.