Biography

Scott Swope is a SAG-AFTRA actor from Baltimore, Maryland, whose career reflects a lifetime of leadership, discipline, and performance under pressure.

Before entering the entertainment industry, Swope played quarterback for four years at Washington and Lee University and went on to compete for four seasons with the Baltimore Eagles. His athletic accomplishments earned him two invitations to free agent camp with the New England Patriots.

Following college, Swope worked as an analyst for the U.S. Department of Defense while simultaneously building a long and successful career as a high school football coach. His passion for athlete development later led him to a strength and conditioning position at the University of Maryland, where he worked with collegiate athletes and helped foster peak performance.

Drawing on decades of experience in athletics, coaching, and leadership, Swope brings authenticity, authority, and a commanding screen presence to every role. His background allows him to portray characters ranging from law enforcement officers and military personnel to coaches, executives, and strong-willed leaders with credibility and depth.

Swope has appeared in more than 90 film, television, commercial, and web-based productions, including Wonder Woman 1984. He continues to build a diverse body of work while bringing professionalism, preparation, and real-world experience to every project. He appeared on several episodes of House of Cards, VEEP and is known for Mr Nelson: Did You Kill People, Popeye the Slayer Man and MTV's Revenge Prank with Pauly D and Vinny (2020)
- IMDb mini biography by: Scott Swope

Scott was cast to play the role of NFL quarterback Johnny Unitas in the movie "Diner" but it was decided to use original game footage instead.

Scott's first experience with acting came in grade school as a member of the Youth Operetta Company playing roles in The HMS Pinafore, The Mikado, Brigadoon, Sound of Music and Oklahoma.