
Born in Hollywood, California, Scott Shaw emerged as an author during the 1970s. The first of his works to be published was his poetry and literary fiction. Soon after this his Zen Buddhist based writings began to be released by large publishing houses. In the 1980s, Shaw, a lifelong martial artist, emerged as one of the leading voices on the subject. Since that time industry leaders have continued to publish his articles and books on the physical and spiritual aspects of the martial arts. In addition to writing, Scott Shaw is also an active filmmaker. In the early 1990s he developed the concept of Zen Filmmaking -- which embraces the free-flowing elements of Zen and integrates them into the filmmaking process. As a university professor, Shaw has taught courses on Asian Studies and Filmmaking at such institutions as the University of California, Los Angeles, California State University, Los Angeles, the University of Oxford, Silpakorn University, and the Korea National University of the Arts.

What If? Classic: The Complete Collection, Vol. 1
2004
ISBN 9788828705260
Showcase Presents: Captain Carrot and His Amazing Zoo Crew - The Pluto Syndrome
2014
ISBN 9781401247560
Taekwondo Basics (Tuttle Martial Arts)
2003
ISBN 9780804834841
Hapkido
1996
ISBN 9780804820745
Annoying Orange
2014
ISBN 9781597074407
Big Book of Bart Simpson
2002
ISBN 9780060084691
Captain Carrot and His Amazing Zoo Crew "Crisis on Earth-C" Book One
1983

Superman and Batman: World's Funnest #1
2000

Stories from the Karkloof Hills
1971
ISBN 9780796002648
The Ki process
1997
ISBN 9780877288794
Samurai Zen
1999
ISBN 9781578631049
Eye of the Beast
1999
ISBN 9780312968823
The Tao of Self-Defense
2000
ISBN 9781578631902
Nirvana in a Nutshell
2002
ISBN 9788179923566
The Little Book of Yoga Breathing
2004
ISBN 9781578633012
Advanced Taekwondo
2005
ISBN 9780804836401
Independent Filmmaking
2009
ISBN 9781877792496
Hapkido Articles on Self-Defense
2012
ISBN 9781877792656
Zen Buddhism
2020
ISBN 9781949251203
Technology Radar - November 2015