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Emily Clark

Creative Director at Ogilvy

Emily Clark is a versatile professional excelling in the fields of copywriting and documentary filmmaking.

With a strong passion for storytelling, Emily enjoys working with diverse teams to develop creative solutions for various industries.

She holds a Master's degree in Humanities and Social Thought from New York University, a Bachelor's degree in Public Communication with a minor in Politics from American University, and has also studied abroad at Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic.

Emily's educational background is further enhanced by her training in copywriting from 101 the Ad School and her high school education at Penncrest High School.

Her professional journey includes roles such as Creative Director, Associate Creative Director, and Senior Copywriter at Ogilvy, where she honed her skills in crafting compelling narratives.

In addition to her corporate experience, Emily has also contributed to the academic realm as an Administrative Aide and Assistant PhD Coordinator at New York University.

Furthermore, she has shared her expertise with aspiring professionals as an Instructor at Miami Ad School.

Emily's portfolio showcases a diverse range of projects spanning technology, consumer packaged goods, travel, social initiatives, agriculture, femcare, finance, and fintech.

Her enthusiasm for documentary filmmaking is evident in her work, where she delves deep into meaningful conversations with people to bring their unique stories to light.

You can explore Emily's creative endeavors on her website: www.emily-clark.com

Highlights

Jun 11 · linkedin

In 2003, Newsweek ran a cover featuring a lesbian couple. For the first time, I saw my (deeply closeted) self represented, and everything changed... I came out a month later.

Last year, I found the magazine on eBay, tracked down the women from the cover, and together we made a short documentary where I finally got the chance to thank them. I'm excited to share that last week it premiered in Toronto at the Inside Out film festival, and will play later at more festivals... from LA to Mumbai.

I am endlessly grateful to Lauren and Elisabeth for their courage 21 years ago to be the face of gay marriage before it was legal. That magazine's impact on my life is one of the reasons I'll never stop talking about the importance of representation—in advertising and beyond.

Thank you to the many talented people who helped me make this film, especially my editor friend J.P. Damboragian.

Happy Pride. May we all feel safe enough to come out and, if we're lucky, be the cover story that changes someone's life.

Oct 10 · linkedin

A year and a half ago, it's safe to say there wasn't a ton out there about the diversity of America's farmers. "The Heart of the Farm" changed that with 8 mini-documentaries celebrating the full picture of who grows our food.

I'm so proud of "The First Farmers" — the final chapter and a love letter to the Native American community for Indigenous Peoples' Day. Thank you to all the farmers who shared their incredible stories, and thank you to Corteva for giving them the platform.

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New York, New York, United States