I'm Reno Scott.

Photographer, filmmaker, and founder of Artfvlt.

I create documentary-inspired imagery that helps people remember how life felt—not just how it looked.

Why I Do This

I’ve always been drawn to the way people create, connect, and leave something behind.

Long before photography, I was fascinated by architecture and design—how thoughtful spaces can shape the way people feel. That same curiosity eventually led me to storytelling.

Today, photography and filmmaking have become my way of documenting the people, places, and moments that deserve to be remembered.

Whether I’m photographing a wedding, collaborating with a local business, or documenting an event, my goal is the same: create honest work that still feels meaningful years from now.

My Approach

Good storytelling begins with observation.

I don't believe the strongest photographs are forced.

They're noticed.

The quiet glance.

The genuine laugh.

The brief pause before something important happens.

I work with intention, stay present, and create space for people to be themselves. That approach allows every project to feel personal rather than staged.

About Artfvlt

Artfvlt began as a creative practice and continues to grow into something much larger.

It’s an independent creative brand dedicated to documenting culture, creativity, and community through photography, films, interviews, and editorial storytelling.

Every client project helps support that vision.

Each story we create becomes another step toward building a platform that celebrates the people shaping our communities.