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Scott Swofford is an American film producer. He is a Latter-day Saint and produces IMAX films as well as other formats. When he was director of media for the LDS Church missionary department he developed the "I'm a Mormon" campaign. He has also worked as creative director for BYU Broadcasting.
Apr 15, 2019 · About five months after BYUtv canceled “Granite Flats,” Plummer and Scott Swofford, who was then the director of content for BYU Broadcasting, spearheaded a project that, if approved, would keep the mysterious characters and world of “Granite Flats” very much alive.
Apr 21, 2014 · Executive producer Scott Swofford says the show was inspired by the real-life Project MKUltra, a human research project conducted by the CIA. With Season 2 of the series...
May 18, 2015 · For anyone interested in the business of television, the first really interesting thing about BYUtv is that, according to “Granite Flats” executive producer and director Scott Swofford, it’s a...
Apr 5, 2013 · Scott Swofford made his bones producing IMAX films. Later, he pioneered the “I’m a Mormon” publicity campaign as director of media for the LDS Church’s Missionary Department. Today, Swofford not only has oversight for the programming of an entire cable channel that reaches more than 50 million homes, but as director of content for BYUtv ...
Granite Flats: Created by James Shores, Scott Swofford. With Jonathan Morgan Heit, Richard Gunn, Charlie Plummer, Malia Tyler. When a mysterious object falls from the sky and an Army base explodes, three young amateur sleuths try to unveil the secrets of the small town.
Scott Swofford is known for Granite Flats (2013), Studio C (2012) and Shackleton's Antarctic Adventure (2001).
