Scout was born with a rebellious spirit, embracing the punk rock aesthetic from a young age. At just five years old, her grandmother took the bold step of showing her picture to a talent agent, marking the beginning of a career as a child model and actress.
This precocious talent received her big break at the tender age of seven, when she was cast as "Susie-Q" in John Waters' film Cry-Baby, alongside the iconic duo of Ricki Lake and Johnny Depp. Throughout her high school years, Scout continued to hone her craft, performing in professional theater productions at The Kennedy Center and with The Washington Opera Company. She also lent her talents to commercials and voice-over work.
After completing her secondary education, Scout took a brief hiatus to pursue higher education, earning dual degrees in Classics and Marketing from the esteemed College of William and Mary.
Following her academic achievements, Scout made the bold decision to relocate to Los Angeles, where she has been thriving ever since. In the City of Angels, she has appeared in over a dozen independent films and made her television debut, guest-starring on the hit CBS show Criminal Minds.
In addition to her acting career, Scout has been open about her gender identity, adopting the name "Scout" in 2010 to reflect her non-binary gender identity.
As an accomplished professional, Scout works as an Animation Producer on various notable series, including Cosmos: Possible Worlds (Fox),Rick & Morty (Adult Swim),and TripTank (Comedy Central). In 2017, she founded Party Goats LA, a company that provides goats for parties, goat yoga, and television and film appearances. Since then, her beloved goats (Spanky, Pippin, Gizmo, and Doc) have been featured on Saturday Night Live, Access Hollywood, Animal Planet, HGTV, and numerous other platforms.
