Scott Kraft

Scott Kraft, who was born in San Francisco, is an American actor, writer and producer. He studied at the University of Pennsylvania and earned a master of fine arts at Antioch University. The 1992 action drama The Silencer was one he wrote with Amy Goldstein. In For the Moment he acted opposite Russell Crowe, and that role brought a Genie Award supporting actor nomination in 1994. Children's television has earned him five Emmy nominations and two Daytime Emmy awards, the first for writing and story editing on Rolie Polie Olie and the second for music direction and composition on The Fresh Beat Band, a series he co-created and executive produced. He also co-wrote the independent feature East of A, wrote for Miss Spider's Sunny Patch Kids, and did story editing or writing on George Shrinks, Gerald McBoing Boing, Martin Mystery and Stickin' Around. He is an executive producer and story editor on Paw Patrol.