CJ Clarke is an award winning filmmaker, producer and photographer.
He is the author of ‘Magic Party Place’ which has recently been shortlisted for the Aperture Paris Photo First Book Award 2016. Completed over the course of ten years, the book documents contemporary England, mapping the roots of Brexit in the process. ‘Magic Party Place’ is published by Kehrer Verlag.
His film Mother & Daughter won the inaugural BJP/Canon Open Shutter award. He also also wrote and directed 'It Shouldn't Happen Here' an advert Save the Children's UK poverty campaign.
In parallel to Magic Party Place, CJ has been working on the project 'Loyalists' about contemporary Northern Ireland.
His work has been commended in the once in the Ian Parry Award, twice in the Observer Hodge Award, three times in the Magenta Flash Forward Award.
He is presently Asia Regional Multimedia Producer for Save the Children and is based between India and the UK.
He is co-founder of crowd sourced activist initiative, The Rape in India Project.
He is co-founder and director of Just Another Photo Festival, a festival that democratizes photography by taking photography to the people and forging new audiences.
