Scott Andrews Entertainment

Imagine experiencing this at your next event:

Randomly selected members of the audience use their intuition to amazingly identify the numbers printed on a lottery ticket they've never seen.

Scott demonstrates and teaches lie detection techniques you can start using tomorrow. He then takes things even further to recreate a drawing that merely exists in someone's mind.

Several people from the audience genuinely cause an object in their hands to move using nothing more than the power of their minds.

Scott plays the ultimate game of hide-and-seek by reading the minds of half a dozen people merely thinking about where they'd like to hide - anywhere in the world.

Two minds become miraculously connected and share the same thought - despite the fact that one person is miles away on the other end of a phone!

And a finale that's difficult to believe even when you experience it for yourself!

And that's not all Scott has in store for your guests!

Now imagine the impact he'll have as he gets up-close and personal with your guests. He'll pluck names, dates, and memories from their minds; he'll influence their decisions in the subtlest of ways; above all, he'll create lasting memories!

At eight years of age, Scott witnessed a performance by the famed magician David Copperfield in which David flew about the stage defying the laws of gravity. From that moment forward, Scott became fascinated with magic and illusion. He studied every book on magic he could find and devoted hours upon hours mastering the techniques of sleight of hand.

In his late teens, Scott realized that the "magic" he worked so hard to create truly didn't happen in his hands, but rather in the minds of those for whom he performed. He recognized an opportunity to go straight to the source of all magic and mystery - the human mind - and in so doing stumbled across a set of techniques that were more magical, unnerving, exciting, and fun than he ever realized existed. It's at this point that Scott began to spend less time learning magic "tricks" and instead focused on understanding the principles behind Psychology, Sociology, Hypnotism and Neuroscience. That being said, Scott is the first to admit that he still relies on his background in magic to push his demonstrations past what would otherwise be possible.

Since that time Scott has gone on to obtain a degree in Finance from the acclaimed Marriott School of Business at Brigham Young University, secure a position as the Director of Human Resources for a national advocacy group, and start a family along side his best friend, and wife, Stephanie.

Now, drawing on his academic and vocational experience, as well as his eclectic interests ranging from painting to riddles, Scott is able to craft memorable messages and unforgettable mysteries for any occasion. He has shared his talents with thousands of people from large corporations to intimate private parties throughout the United States and looks forward to being part of your next event!

Technical requirements only apply to stage performances. There are some basic sound and staging considerations to ensure that your guests have the best possible experience with the incredible entertainment that Scott has planned. Outlined below you'll find more information (additional requirements may be specified at time of booking):

STAGING: Scott's stage show requires a minimum performance area of 8 feet deep by 12 feet wide. If you anticipate more than 50 people to attend then a raised platform (with suitable stair access) is recommended to ensure that even those in the back have a clear view of the performance. The stage should be furnished with 4 sturdy chairs.

LIGHTING: No special lighting effects/equipment are required. Scott merely asks that the performance space be well lit so as to remain clearly visible.

SOUND: For groups larger than 80 people a professional sound system is required. Please provide one lavalier (label) microphone and at least one hand-held microphone with stand.

ROOM CONFIGURATION: The room merely needs to be arranged such that everyone has a clear view of the stage. Please refrain from seating guests to the extreme right or left of the performance area as their views will be limited.