Scott Major

Recognized for his extensive work across Australian television and film, Scott Major’s acting career began in 1990 with the TV movie ‘More Winners: His Master’s Ghost’. He took on a recurring role as Darren Stark in the popular soap opera ‘Neighbours’ in 1993, the same year he appeared in the romantic comedy film ‘The Heartbreak Kid’. Major then gained significant recognition for his role as Peter Rivers in the acclaimed television teen drama series ‘Heartbreak High’ from 1994 to 1995. His early career further included guest appearances in ‘Cody: The Wrong Stuff’ and ‘Police Rescue’ in 1995, followed by roles in ‘All Saints’ and a five-episode recurring role as the criminal Murray in ‘Home and Away’ in 1998.

In 2022, Major reprised his iconic role as Peter Rivers in the Netflix reboot of ‘Heartbreak High’, where his character was depicted on a new journey of personal growth. His directorial work further extended to the indie thriller film ‘Line of Fire’ (also known as ‘Darklands’), which garnered an AACTA Award nomination for Best Indie Film in 2022. Most recently, he served as a producer for four episodes of ‘Til You Make It’ in 2024, demonstrating his versatile contributions behind the camera. Looking ahead, Major has confirmed acting roles in the upcoming projects ‘The Serpent’s Skin’ (2025) and ‘Long Night in Pexington’ (2025).

He is also slated to return to direct further episodes of ‘Neighbours’ in 2025, continuing his significant contributions across both acting and directing for major television and film productions.