Scott Lang

My childhood dreams consisted of being an actor and playing in the NBA, due to a birth defect and quite a bit of rejection growing up I developed a fear of being seen and kind of fell in line with regular jobs instead of dream chasing. Now at 40, after a neurofeedback therapy retreat, I realized I still had time to go after one of my goals as a kid. While I can still play basketball pretty well, I don't think too many rookies are playing in the NBA at 40. Other skills that might be useful on screen have come from my time as a Bartender, where customer service skills include sometimes playing a bit of a character and improvisation to provide them with a great experience. I am pretty decent at throwing and catching footballs and baseballs. Swimming, kayaking, hiking, biking, painting and drawing. Interesting facts depending on who you ask include: I love escape rooms and have done over 150 of them. I've never drank alcohol or done any recreational drugs. Overall what I once thought was how is someone who looks like me going to make it as an actor. Now I see that what I was born with may be the key to my success and perhaps I could pave the way for other kids with the same dream who look like me to see it can be done.