Canadian filmmaker Scott Belyea admits to creating at least eight short films as a writer/director/ editor, though the actual total remains unknown. The number is in fact, much higher. His films often screen internationally and have acquired a few awards which collect an unusual amount of dust on a shelf in his tiny apartment. The word "best" can be found somewhere on most of these awards, while accompanying words include directing, acting, editing, cinematography, death and film. Some of these titles of the shorts are Idaho, Soylent Red, Afterbirth, Ten Minutes Before Showtime, Nomansland and Children of the Dark. The handful of people across the world who have seen these films are said to have liked them, loved them or loathed them. None have surpassed $100 million at the box office. A Vancouver film professional, he's worked for many productions of varying budgets in a handful of departments, and most recently enjoys his role as an director, editor or post production supervisor for the next company with an upcoming project. He currently works for that company. Scott resides in Vancouver, Canada where he strives to perfect films that are equal parts fast, cheap and good. His life goal is to prove all three are possible.