American film director
Clay Dumaw is an American film director, screenwriter, editor and author, best known for independent films.
He directed "Get Out Alive" (2012), "Hold'em" (2014) and "Jack Wyatt and the Gun from Hell" (2021). He also wrote "Stay the Course: How I Began a Career in Film", a memoir about his early life and career.
Early life.
Clay was born in Carthage, New York. He studied Visual Communications at the Charles H. Bohlen Technical Center.
Career.
Clay began his career as an editor and visual effects artist, creating title sequences for independent productions. He wrote and directed two feature films, "Get Out Alive" (2012) and "Hold'em" (2014), which earned official selections at the Snowtown International Film Festival and the Buffalo International Film Festival. He later worked on national ads for Honda, Toyota, Ford, United States Olympic &amp; Paralympic Committee, Professional Bull Riders, United States Anti-Doping Agency, Pikes Peak International Hill Climb and Space Force.
His third film, "Jack Wyatt and the Gun from Hell" (2021), was shot entirely on a green screen in Colorado Springs, with computer generated environments added in post-production. Post-production on "Jack Wyatt and the Gun from Hell" spanned nearly two years. It earned multiple awards at film festivals worldwide.
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