Scott Winant

Scott Winant is an American television director and producer of network and premium cable series. He is a member of the Directors Guild of America and Producers Guild of America. Since 1996, Winant’s production company, Twilight Time Films, has sold dozens of television projects to all the major networks.

Producing & Directing Credits

• "Californication" (executive producer)
• "Hidden Palms" (executive producer)
• "Huff" (executive producer)
• "Carnivàle" (executive producer)
• "Dead Like Me" (consulting producer)
• Honey Vicarro (executive producer)
• "Get Real" (executive producer)
• "Cupid" (executive producer)
• "My So-Called Life" (co-executive producer)
• "thirtysomething" (producer) (exclusive showrunner for its entire run)
• Breaking Bad (director)
• J. Edgar Hoover (co-producer)
• The Initiation (producer)
• "The Powers of Matthew Star" (associate producer)
• World War III (associate producer)
• Men of a Certain Age
• "True Blood"
• "Women's Murder Club"
• "The Shield"
• Georgetown
• "First Years"
• "The West Wing"
• "Once and Again"
• "Get Real"
• "Significant Others"
• 'Til There Was You (starring Jeanne Tripplehorn, Dylan McDermott & Sarah Jessica Parker)
• "Earth 2"
• Sherman’s March
• The L Word
• Graham
• Anna Says

Future Projects

Winant has signed on to helm the drama pilot, The Body Politic, about a young woman who moves to Washington, D.C. to work for a senator and the other eager up-and-comers she befriends. Bill Robinson and Jason Rothenberg co-created the hour and are executive producing alongside Peter Horton for CBS Paramount Network Television.

Awards and nominations

• 7 Emmy Awards nominations and won twice
• Golden Globe Award
• 3 Humanitas Awards
• Peabody Award
• Monitor Award
• New York Film Festival’s Gold Medal (for directing)
• 2 Television Critics Association Awards
• Directors Guild of America Award

External links

• Scott Winant at the Internet Movie Database