— About

A British Expat who eventually found herself in NYC, Clemmy has always been drawn to the art of human connection and stories that capture its beauty. At fifteen, she imitated the opening scene of Richard Curtis’ Love Actually by taking photographs of people embracing at JFK. It was evident that stories which bring us together were going to be a lifelong passion. After studying at Berkeley she briefly flirted with the advertising world in New York City. During this stint, while sitting in a recording session with Don Draper, she realized she wanted to be on the other side — the bullet train of production. Diving headfirst into PA ’ing on any set that would take her, Clemmy learned the invaluable skills of sourcing out of season kumquats for Alec Baldwin, maneuvering 14ft trucks through the streets of Manhattan, and carrying more coffees than she ever thought possible. Fast forward ten years, after rapidly climbing the production ladder, Clemmy is working with world-class production companies and directors — continuing her search for human connection through the art of storytelling.