Kim-Scott originates from Salt Lake City, Utah. Having been born and raised there he was enrolled in the Brigham Young University Youth Theatre Academy at the age of eight. Here he studied the fine art of the monologue, character interpretation, vocal delivery and small scene work for eight years with Dr. Grace Nixon Stewart. The study of vocal music quickly followed and he was immediately employed for roles in musicals, dramas and television.

Upon the completion of his studies with Dr. Stewart, he pursued further education in Drama and Musical Theatre from the University of Utah. Here he studied with Dr. Keith Engar, Dr. Marilyn Holt, Charles Morey and Dr. Xan Johnson. His vocal coach was Blanche Christiensen and movement coach was Shirley Ririe. During this time he financed his education with employment from Disney and performing back-up for Donny and Marie Osmond on their television show.

He proceeded to perform in four national tours of Fiddler on the Roof (with Martha Raye), Hello Dolly (with Dorothy Lamour), Little Mary Sunshine and Godspell. Upon the completion of his last tour he decided to become a classroom teacher. That has led him to teach and do research in China, Jordan and Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of the Congo).

Upon his return to the United States he chose to relocate to the Washington, D.C. area. There he has resumed his teaching and also his acting and singing career. He studies voice with Cathryn Frazier-Neely and continues to perform in small group and Cabaret venues in France and for private parties at restaurants in New York City. His cabaret show "Wherever I Go I'm Taking Myself With Me!" has been received warmly and continues to generate an audience. He is now a full-time New York based actor and singer. A current CD with familiar tunes and new compositions is now available. For your free copy, please contact via e-mail.