Scott P. Randolph

Director and Executive Producer Scott Randolph was born in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania suburb of Hatboro; the town's 300-year-old history including its inclusion during the Revolutionary War planted the seed of interest in documenting history in the young would-be filmmaker. As a teen he became a part-time student at Cinekyd, a small local non-profit school for aspiring writers, directors, actors and production people, where he spent 8 years working in front and behind the camera. Randolph was increasingly involved in television, film and radio in the mid-1980s. Over the years he has produced and directed local, regional and national television shows and films, as well as local commercials. He served as Audio Production for Inside the Sixers TV Show on The Sports Channel, provided Sales Development for Radio WXTU Country 92.5, Phila. and Comcast Spotlight, and continues to work with cable giant Comcast as Director and Assistant Director for their Newsmakers program, with the Philly Pops and World Café, and other projects. In 2009, Randolph's documentary The Battle of Crooked Billet, based on the Revolutionary War battle waged in his home town, won two Telly Awards for Excellence for a Historical/Biography and Excellence in Videography. In 2010, the marketing video he directed and produced for the Friends of Washington Crossing was shown at the Liberty Medal Ceremony in Philadelphia for British Prime Minister Tony Blair, presented by former Present Clinton. In 2013, he won another Telly Award and a Communicator Award for the orientation video for the National registered site Graeme Park State Park in Horsham, PA. In 2012 he became the director for the national PBS television show Christina (formerly known as Christina Cooks). Under his guidance, along with business partner Rick Lombardi, it became the number one cooking show on cable. In 2014 he began producing three television pilots, including working with a former cast member of Saturday Night Live and Second City Television. Also, he has begun work on a documentary on the National Shrine of Our Lady at Czestochowa with partner Rick Lombardi, American Czestochowa. In 2015 he earned another Telly Award for the music video Power from national gospel recording artist Kevin Jarido and Nu Virtu. In 2006 Randolph founded Arrival Video Productions, LLC, in Southampton, Pennsylvania, and continues to serve as its owner.