Ciara Clark

Film and TV producer Ciara Clark produced, directed, and edited eleven short films while earning her M.F.A. in Film Production in one year from Full Sail University in 2015. Clark found her passion for photography in high school that transformed into her love for film and television. She produced a short film "Death By Chocolate," shot on the Sony FS 700. She managed 18 cast and crew members. She produced her class thesis feature film "Seeping Between the Cracks," shot on the 4K Sony F65. She managed over 41 cast and crew members. She enjoyed working and collaborating with a creative team and dedicated crew members to finish the films. Clark was nominated for the Advanced Achievement Award upon graduation in 2015. The award is Full Sail University's most prestigious award given to the graduates. This award is given to one student that shows leadership, dedication, energy, sacrifice, and effort. Before pursuing her master's, Clark earned her B.A. in Broadcast Production and Public Relations from Nicholls State University. While at Nicholls, Clark worked her way up from teleprompter operator to producer of the school's weekly live news show NTW News. Clark was the producer and show runner of the weekly live news show, "NTW News," that broadcast on local television in the Thibodaux, LA and Houma, LA area. She managed 18 journalists, anchors, and crew members. Clark participated in several community activities in Louisiana and Florida including participation in the Susan G. Komen, Louisiana CASA of Lafourche, Relay For Life raising awareness and funds for the organizations. Clark is moving to Atlanta to pursue a career in producing for film and television.