Scott Gibbs is a voice actor based in Houston, Texas, who works extensively in English dubs of anime series. Before pursuing voice acting, he earned a degree in Theatre Arts from Centenary College of Louisiana and performed with regional theaters across the United States, including in Florida, South Carolina, and New York. He also teaches improvisation at the Alley Theatre in Houston.

Gibbs has built a career by voicing a wide range of characters, often in prominent supporting roles. He is known for his work in productions by Sentai Filmworks and Studiopolis. One of his most recognized roles is Tobio Kageyama in the popular sports anime Haikyu!!, specifically in the Haikyu!! To The Top season. He also voiced the antagonist Lan Di in the 2022 adaptation Shenmue the Animation. In the food-themed series Food Wars! Shokugeki no Soma, he plays the role of Satoshi Isshiki in the show's later seasons.

Gibbs frequently appears in ensemble casts for a variety of anime genres. His other notable roles include Jota Kizuki in the running club drama Run with the Wind, Shinnosuke Tachikawa in the suspense series Doreiku The Animation, Syu Fujiwara in the archery club story Tsurune, and Masataka Sawatari, the homeroom teacher in the comedy Wasteful Days of High School Girls [citation:2, citation:4, citation:5, citation:6]. He has also provided voices for David in Chaika - The Coffin Princess, Fudo Nomura in Armed Girl's Machiavellism, Shinriji in Blade of the Immortal, and Hayato Hayama in the third season of My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU [citation:7, citation:8, citation:9, citation:10]. Beyond these, his credits include appearances in series such as No Game No Life (as Riku), Parasyte The Maxim, Log Horizon 2, and the film Starship Troopers: Traitor of Mars, for which he traveled to Tokyo to perform motion capture at Square Enix Studios.

Gibbs is part of a community of voice actors in Texas and frequently works alongside other regulars in the industry, including Austin Tindle, Luci Christian, Greg Ayres, and Andrew Love. He also frequently collaborates with ADR directors and engineers like John Swasey and Shannon Reed on various Sentai Filmworks productions [citation:2, citation:3, citation:4, citation:10]. His attendance at anime conventions such as Anime Weekend Atlanta and Anime Boston highlights his active engagement with fans of the medium.