Faculty and Staff

Scott F. Hall

• Professor
• Scott.Hall@ucf.edu
• Office Hours: MW 1:50 - 2:20, TTh 8 - 8:30, TTh 11:15 - noon (11 Jan. to 8 Apr.)
• Campus Location: VAB105G
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Scott F. Hall works in luthiery, music, sound, sculpture, video, still images, and more. He professed from 1995 to 1997 at Cogswell Polytechical College, Sunnyvale, California, from 1997 to 2000 at SUNY Alfred, New York, and from 2000 to present at the University of Central Florida, where he is a full professor in the School of Visual Arts and Design.

Hall’s video art has been exhibited worldwide in festivals, events, and on TV. His sound and music—recorded since the mid-1980s and featured in numerous exhibitions, events, and radio broadcasts—exists in 34 album releases and one vinyl record. Hall’s sculpture, sound, video, and still images have been cited in four books and added to college, university, and institutional collections such as the Kentucky School for the Deaf, Lock Haven University, Casoria Contemporary Art Museum, Naples, Italy, and the Rubell Museum.

Hall handcrafts unique musical instruments. The 3-D printed instruments in particular--produced by MONAD Studio with Hall--have been featured in four additional books, in articles by BBC, Forbes, The Guardian, Classic FM, Architectural Digest, The Strad, on the Discovery Channel, CNBC, in Miami and Los Angeles galleries, and via his own performances, most notably at the Library of Congress in Washington, DC. Musical artist Björk acquired one of their instruments for live use on stage in the Cornucopia tour. 

Hall studied at the University of Hawaii, University of Florida (AA and BFA, magna cum laude), and Washington University in St. Louis (MFA). His other honors include induction into the Phi Kappa Phi Academic Honor Society, grant funding for postgraduate sculpture study in Scotland, exhibition best-of-show and purchase awards, and an annually renewed creative research award (UCF RIA).

Hall has been employed as a musician, co-sculptor of theme park commissions, preparator for several art museums, freelance 3-D computer animator, as well as professor.  Work by his students has been cited in another two books.

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Courses

• Spring 2022
• Fall 2021
• Summer 2021
• Spring 2021
• Fall 2020
• Summer 2020