Scott Ehrlich

Scott Ehrlich an English film director who works in Hollywood. He also works as a real estate developer and businessman by profession. He is also a board member of In Site Development. He was born on 20 July 1965 as Scott Michael Ehrlich in California, US.

He completed his bachelor’s degree from the University of Arizona. His career in the line of real estate started in the year 1986. He worked for the specialization in the financing field and the development of affordable projects of the housing. He was the developer of the Laemmle BLVD Cinemas which is the only luxury cinema available in the area of Antelope Valley. He also contributed to the construction of a museum called the “Museum Of Arts and History“ (MOAH).

He always wanted to enter into the field of music, but because of not having any experience in the field of acting or singing, he faced many difficulties. With lots of efforts, he got an opportunity to write the original music for “Pearly Gates: the Musical.” He also worked as a director, producer, and star in the musical. It was performed on stage in March and April in 2011 in three theatres where more than 3000 audiences were present.

Those three theatres include The Thousand Oaks Performing Arts Centre, Los Angeles: The EI Portal, and The Lancaster Performing Arts Centre. Later, he worked independently for the first time in a feature film whose title was the same. The stars of the film were Scott Grimes, Jack Noseworthy, UzoAduba, Larry Miller, Peter Bogdanovich Bogdanovich later formed The Directors Company wit >> Read More... , Illeana Douglas Illeana Douglas aka Illeana Hesselberg is a screen >> Read More... , Bonnie Somerville Bonnie Somerville is an American singer and actres >> Read More... , and Lainie Kazan Lainie Kazan is an American onscreen actress and m >> Read More... . Scott was also a professional tennis player and played in Europe.

He was the winner of a Tennis Championship titled “Los Angeles City High School Tennis Championship” that held when he was in his senior year of High School in 1983. He also worked as a coach of the California Girls Soccer Team in 2014 and got the title of the winner in State Cup Championship. He received many awards during his lifetime. In honor of his influential downtown development, a portion of the place Elm Ave was named “Ehrlich Avenue” after his name by the Lancaster City Council in September 2010.

He was also the first recipient of an award known as the Metamorphosis Award of Lancaster 2010. He was also honored with the Navigating Change Award in 2012 for the Antelope Valley Board Of Trade.