Directed by Robert Alexander, A Man Named Scott is an Amazon documentary film about genre-defying rapper Kid Cudi who revolutionized the genre of hip hop by softening its conventional definition of masculinity by simply being himself. The film presents a moving rumination on art and individuality, and the invaluable connection between both. The film follows the career of Kid Cudi (born Scott Mescudi), beginning with the release of his influential 2009 debut album Man on the Moon: The End of Day, which featured songs that dealt with depression, anxiety and loneliness. The film explores his creative process over the past decade, as well as his struggles and breakthroughs. Longtime friend and collaborator of Cudi's Shia LaBeouf and The Slauson Rec Theater Company were commissioned to create an immersive art piece for the film in which I along with Director Robert Alexander and our group of actors choreographed. I assisted in all stages of the production including staging, wardrobe, make-up, choreography, and ensuring actors were consistently being taken care of by providing a smooth and productive set.