Written during the pandemic and performed on stage in Seattle, Arson of Crows earned warm praise from audiences. It has “incredible wit, humor and sheer verbal brilliance accompanied by superb comic timing.”

 

Arson of Crows, a film, combines the intimacy of the theater performance with visual storytelling to capture Scot’s openhearted, literate, and surprisingly funny account. 

The film features Scot’s handmade quilts, created as a response to his husband's decline and death. Each quilt was inspired by a different moment in his story. 

 

The sheer number of lives lost to addiction is almost impossible to comprehend.

Through his deeply human story, Scot offers us a perspective on that loss while at the same time embracing the joy of living.