Full Name
Portia Scott
Job Title
Agent
Company
Coast to Coast Talent Group
Speaker Bio
Portia is the Director of Voiceover at Coast to Coast Talent Group where she leads the division with a talented team representing both adult and youth talent in all areas of voiceover. Portia’s clients have booked hundreds of broadcast TV and radio commercials and several national campaigns for Tobacco Free Florida, ampm, Cedars-Sinai, Supercuts, Sonic, Corona Light, Galaxy Watch4, Wells Fargo, Wendy’s, and T-Mobile to name a few.
Her talent can be found as series regulars on Disney TV Animation, Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, DreamWorks TV, Feature Animation, and a plethora of animated feature films. Recent, notable work includes, Nickelodeon’s “The Loud House Movie”, Disney + “Diary Of A Wimpy Kid”, Warner Animation Group’s “Space Jam: A New Legacy”, Disney’s “Raya and the Last Dragon”, Pearl Studio/Sony Pictures’ “Over the Moon” and “Wish Dragon”, Sony Pictures Animation’s “The Mitchells And The Machines”, Academy Award Winning “Toy Story 4”, “Abominable”, “Into The SpiderVerse”,” Shazam”, “Pixar’s “Cars 3”, “Inside Out” and “Rise of the Guardians”. Portia’s client roster is among the top talent in the industry having worked on animated Academy Award & Golden Globe nominated films such as Disney Pixar’s “The Good Dinosaur”, “Inside Out”, “UP”, “Frozen”, “Wreck it Ralph”, and “The Princess and the Frog”. Portia has worked on a multitude of animated series including Disney Television Animation’s “The Rocketeer”, “Puppie Dog Pals”, “The Lion Guard”, Sofia the First”, “Robot Chicken”, “Doc McStuffins”, “Family Guy”, “Rick and Morty”, “Mike Tyson Mysteries” and“Star Wars Rebels”; Nickelodeon’s “The Loud House” and “The Casagrandes”; Cartoon Network’s “Craig of the Creek”, “We Bare Bears”, “OK K.O.!” and “Clarence” to name just a few.
In the spring of 2016 Portia was thrilled to lead talent in the Paramount animated feature “The Little Prince”. Portia is proud to represent the voice talent of animated character Princess Leia for the series “Star Wars Rebels”, and the famous ride Star Tours at Disneyland Park.
Portia’s clients have worked for some of the industry’s top video game companies including Blindlight, Blizzard, EA Sports, Bio Ware, Lucas Arts, Epic Games, Naughty Dog, and Ubisoft. Franchise video game content includes, “Aliens”, “Lord of the Rings” and “The Signifier”.
Portia has created and co-authored with Melique Berger, a curriculum of technique and performance courses for university, baccalaureate and master’s degree programs and performance conservatories that are inclusive of voiceover as part of the discipline of study.
“Method on the Mic/Actors Tool Kit/ The Art of the Pivot©.”
Portia Scott has a passion for the entertainment industry. A native of Los Angeles, Portia earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre from California State University, Long Beach. Portia then set her goals higher and moved to New York City, where she garnered a Master of Arts in Theatre from New York University’s famed Circle in the Square Theatre School. Portia gained notoriety in the theatre community of Manhattan performing throughout the Tri-State area. Upon returning to Los Angeles, Portia produced, co-wrote, and starred in her own one-woman show, “The Secret Diary of Sandra Woodward”. This “Secret” wasn’t a secret for long and burgeoned into a one- woman show-biz extravaganza. After receiving public acclaim and success with the show, work in television and film continued to flourish. Portia continued her quest for further knowledge of the industry by working for MCA/Universal. On the studio side, Portia has worked in such areas as feature marketing for Universal Pictures and in sitcom development for Universal Television.
Her talent can be found as series regulars on Disney TV Animation, Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, DreamWorks TV, Feature Animation, and a plethora of animated feature films. Recent, notable work includes, Nickelodeon’s “The Loud House Movie”, Disney + “Diary Of A Wimpy Kid”, Warner Animation Group’s “Space Jam: A New Legacy”, Disney’s “Raya and the Last Dragon”, Pearl Studio/Sony Pictures’ “Over the Moon” and “Wish Dragon”, Sony Pictures Animation’s “The Mitchells And The Machines”, Academy Award Winning “Toy Story 4”, “Abominable”, “Into The SpiderVerse”,” Shazam”, “Pixar’s “Cars 3”, “Inside Out” and “Rise of the Guardians”. Portia’s client roster is among the top talent in the industry having worked on animated Academy Award & Golden Globe nominated films such as Disney Pixar’s “The Good Dinosaur”, “Inside Out”, “UP”, “Frozen”, “Wreck it Ralph”, and “The Princess and the Frog”. Portia has worked on a multitude of animated series including Disney Television Animation’s “The Rocketeer”, “Puppie Dog Pals”, “The Lion Guard”, Sofia the First”, “Robot Chicken”, “Doc McStuffins”, “Family Guy”, “Rick and Morty”, “Mike Tyson Mysteries” and“Star Wars Rebels”; Nickelodeon’s “The Loud House” and “The Casagrandes”; Cartoon Network’s “Craig of the Creek”, “We Bare Bears”, “OK K.O.!” and “Clarence” to name just a few.
In the spring of 2016 Portia was thrilled to lead talent in the Paramount animated feature “The Little Prince”. Portia is proud to represent the voice talent of animated character Princess Leia for the series “Star Wars Rebels”, and the famous ride Star Tours at Disneyland Park.
Portia’s clients have worked for some of the industry’s top video game companies including Blindlight, Blizzard, EA Sports, Bio Ware, Lucas Arts, Epic Games, Naughty Dog, and Ubisoft. Franchise video game content includes, “Aliens”, “Lord of the Rings” and “The Signifier”.
Portia has created and co-authored with Melique Berger, a curriculum of technique and performance courses for university, baccalaureate and master’s degree programs and performance conservatories that are inclusive of voiceover as part of the discipline of study.
“Method on the Mic/Actors Tool Kit/ The Art of the Pivot©.”
Portia Scott has a passion for the entertainment industry. A native of Los Angeles, Portia earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre from California State University, Long Beach. Portia then set her goals higher and moved to New York City, where she garnered a Master of Arts in Theatre from New York University’s famed Circle in the Square Theatre School. Portia gained notoriety in the theatre community of Manhattan performing throughout the Tri-State area. Upon returning to Los Angeles, Portia produced, co-wrote, and starred in her own one-woman show, “The Secret Diary of Sandra Woodward”. This “Secret” wasn’t a secret for long and burgeoned into a one- woman show-biz extravaganza. After receiving public acclaim and success with the show, work in television and film continued to flourish. Portia continued her quest for further knowledge of the industry by working for MCA/Universal. On the studio side, Portia has worked in such areas as feature marketing for Universal Pictures and in sitcom development for Universal Television.
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