Born and raised in NYC, Clark Slater is a documentary filmmaker, cinematographer and content creator. Grounded in the world of storytelling, his work centers around music, subcultural phenomena and the human condition, creating award winning digital series, short documentaries and branded content for platforms such as HBO, VICE, TIME Inc, The Washington Post, Google, Mass Appeal, The Fader, Univision, and more. As a director of short documentary, some of his credits include "Post-Malone is a Rockstar", "G Herbo: City Of Sorrow", "Lil Tracy: My name is Tracy", "CITY MORGUE: The Way Out", "GENERATION FUERZA" - shot on location in Mexico City, and released in select theaters across Mexico City, & "More Than a Medal," currently available on Amazon Prime. In addition to docs, Clark likes to dabble in the narrative art of music videos, directing and producing visuals for artists such as the late Young Dolph, Tokischa, Killer Mike, Lil Tracy, Lil Tjay, Aurora Anthony, T Shyne and the late Pop Smoke. When he is not writing treatments or searching for the next story, Clark is creating mini-docs behind the Google Doodles.Co-directed and produced by Clark Slater, "DON'T TRY TO UNDERSTAND: A Year in the life of Earl 'DMX' Simmons", is his first feature film which premiered on HBO Max November 25th, 2021 and is currently available to stream. His 2nd feature film is underway will be premiering in fall 2023 on Paramount +https://www.ClarkSlaterFilms.com