Ashley Scott

Film

• Christmas Mail (2010) – Kristi North
• 12 Rounds (2009) – Molly Porter
• Fear Itself (2009) – The Circle
• Strange Wilderness (2008) – Cheryl
• The Kingdom (2007) – Janine Ripon
• Deceit (2006) – Sam Pruitt
• Puff, Puff, Pass (2006) – Elise
• Just Friends (2006) – Janice
• Into the Blue (2005) – Amanda
• Trespassing (2004) – Sharon
• Walking Tall (2004) – Deni
• S.W.A.T. (2003) – Lara
• Birds of Prey (2002-2003) – Helena Kyle / The Huntress
• Dark Angel (2001-2002) – Asha Barlow
• AI: Artificial Intelligence (2001) – Gigolo Jane
• Criminal Mastermind (2001)

Television

• NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service (2010) – Dana Hutton
• CSI: Miami (2009) – Zoe Belle
• The Bonnie Hunt Show (2009) – Herself
• Up Close with Carrie Keagan (2008 & 2009) – Herself
• Jimmy Kimmel Live! (2009) – Herself
• Jericho (2006-2008) – Emily Sullivan
• Entertainment Tonight (2007) – Herself
• Max Resurrected (video documentary short) (2006) – Herself
• The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson (2006) – Herself
• Into the Blue: Diving Deeper Into the Blue (video documentary short) (2005) – Herself
• On-Air with Ryan Seacrest (2004) – Herself
• The Wayne Brady Show (2004) – Herself
• Lost (2004) – Judy, Operator
• The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn (2002) – Herself

• February 2011 Ashley was cast as Kristi North in Christmas Mail. In the holiday romantic comedy, Krsiti is a young woman who takes a job answering children’s letters to Santa, and falls in love with a disillusioned postman. Unaware their suspicious boss has asked him to spy on her, she discovers it, and feels betrayed.

Born in Metairie, Louisiana, and raised in Charleston, South Carolina, Ashely McCall Scott started out as a child model. By the time she was a teenager, she had moved to New York and was modeling internationally, in fashion shows in Miami, Paris and London. Then she decided to try out acting. At her first audition, she worked with Al Pacino. When asked how she felt about the audition she said, “I’m dyslexic, so I was more frightened about reading in front of someone whether it be Al Pacino or, you know, anybody. I was more paranoid about that, but, you know, it was cool. It was just like sitting down with regular old people. But he’s pretty magical. He’s pretty spectacular.” She didn’t win the role, but her audition tape for the Al Pacino film landed in the offices of DreamWorks. She was then cast in another film that led to her first significant big screen credit, a few eye catching seconds as Gigolo Jane in the feature film AI: Artificial Intelligence where she shared screen time with Jude Law.