Scott McKibben,

a versatile and accomplished artist based in Asheville, NC, whose talents span photography, cinematography, visual artistry, and music.

Scott has honed his craft over the years, with a particular emphasis on video and photography. He has forged a successful career as a freelance Director of Photography and photographer, amassing an impressive portfolio featuring collaborations with prominent television networks such as Netflix, HBO, Food Network, Cooking Channel, TLC, BET, History Channel, Discovery, Nat Geo Wild, and many more.

In 2022, Scott established Ride High, a production company and studio based in Asheville, North Carolina.

RIDE HIGH transcends the traditional production team model and represents a collective of innovative professionals dedicated to bringing clients' visions to life while elevating the creative collaborations of a team. Their services encompass an array of creative deliverables, spanning from motion graphics to photography, unscripted and narrative content, commercials, Branding, documentaries, and beyond. Collaboration is at the core of their philosophy, fostering a positive work environment to consistently deliver exceptional content. For more information visit www.weridehigh.com.

Ride High Studios is conveniently located at 475 Fletcher Martin Rd. Alexander, NC 28701. It boasts a spacious 2500 sq. ft. production space, ample parking, and a comprehensive array of resources. Moreover, Ride High offers video and photography equipment rentals, along with a dedicated production team equipped to handle projects of any scale.

Scott's commercial video and photography endeavors continue to yield a diverse array of creations across various artistic mediums. Notably, his "Big Chief Bryce" collection is prominently displayed at the Museum of Dance and Feathers in the Lower Ninth Ward neighborhood of New Orleans, LA.

Consistently, Scott maintains his fascination with the sun and the intricate interplay between time and space. His ongoing creative narrative, which took root in 2009, delves into the profound connection between humans and their surroundings. In 2010, during his time in Atlanta, he introduced "SEEDS," a solo art exhibit. This collection artfully combines photography, melted wax, chalk, paint, and found objects, serving as a reflection of his connection with inanimate objects and their ever-changing movements, orchestrated by the sun's path. Presently, Scott is engrossed in crafting his forthcoming series, "Who Is This Man." Throughout this artistic journey, he continues to explore the essence of humanity. While traveling in Bolivia an image was captured and the journey began.

Scott McKibben invites you to join him on his enduring artistic odyssey, where each stroke, frame, and note carries you into a realm of creativity, curiosity, and profound connection.