​Scott Sell is a freelance writer and filmmaker, focusing primarily on documentary storytelling. His work has appeared in The New York Times, the New York Daily News, and the Washington Post. Originally from New Haven County, Connecticut and a graduate of Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism, he has worked as a creative writing and multimedia instructor at several schools and arts programs, an online news producer at Education Week, the in-house filmmaker at the Island Institute and, most recently, a producer and editor at Compass Light Productions, a documentary post-production house in Camden, Maine.

He is a member of Steel House in Rockland, Maine where he lives with his wife and two handsome tuxedo cats. He plays and records music when he has time and is a DJ on a radio show called Random Rules.  And more than anything, he loves Otis Redding, trains, and New Haven pizza.

To learn more, see Scott's resume. 

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EMAIL
​scott.a.sell@gmail.com   

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PHONE
​(207) 619-2771

ADDRESS
Steel House // 711 Main St. Rockland, ME 04841