Jim Clark III

Born James Elliott Clark III in Buffalo, New York on February 25th, 1992 to Robin Clark and James Clark. Jim was raised in Western New York. He graduated from Tonawanda High School in 2010 with a small interest in film but ultimately entered his first semester at the University at Buffalo for archaeology. After spending two years there and developing a deep interest in the filmmaking process, he was accepted for a minor in film, splitting his time between the two subjects. Jim's first real taste of the film industry came with his appointment to the position of Co-Director on the project Beyond the Call to Duty (2016), a film started by his close friend and high school mate Aleksandar Ivicic. Afterwards, Jim would appear in several short films being produced and shot around the Western New York area, collaborating again with Aleksandar Ivicic on several projects. In 2014, after graduating from the University at Buffalo with his Bachelor of Arts degree, Jim made to move to Los Angeles, California to further pursue his career. Jim landed a short film titled Nova, about a struggling stage actor. Since then, Jim has been attending and studying at the Rossi / Snyder Actor's Studio under his coach Stephen Snyder. Jim continues to amaze and impress everyone he works with. He writes and produces his own material whenever he finds the opportunity.