PRODUCER REEL

This reel showcases select campaigns and commercials that Sparkman co-produced during her career at Droga 5 as an Agency Film Producer. The following are featured:

• Paramount+ - Stallone Face, Super Bowl LVII 2023

• Chase for Business - Business Banking ft. All Nation Restoration, 2025 Campaign

• GE Vernova - The Energy of Change, 2025

• Hennessy x NBA - Unshattered, 2022

• Chase Sapphire - Find The Detail That Moves You, 2024 Campaign

• UScellular - America’s Locally Grown Wireless, 2021 & 2022

• Huggies - FV Hands, 2022

Something Unseen

A Drama about mania

August has bipolar disorder. When left alone at his parents’ house, he discovers that ghosts are coming through a multidimensional portal in the attic. He gets along with them just fine until his estranged sister breaks in, forcing him to come to terms with his manic episode.

Something Unseen is Sparkman’s second film and follow up to Greta, a comedy about depression. It is currently on its festival run and has screened at the following:

Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival 2022 - World Premiere

Mystic Film Festival 2022 - Award Winner: Best New Director

Atlanta Women’s Film Festival 2022 - Award Winner: Best Cinematography

New York Shorts International Film Festival 2022

San Jose International Short Film Festival 2022

Louisville’s International Festival of Film 2022

Bozeman International Film Festival 2023

Montauk Film Festival 2022

New York No Limits Film Series

DAM Short Film Festival 2023

Fund the Festival Run is an ongoing campaign to submit Something Unseen to film festivals in all 50 states and create bipolar visibility.

Click here to view Something Unseen on Film Freeway.

Greta

A comedy about depression.

Greta is a young adult starting her life in New York City. Armed with self-loathing, hopelessness and existential dread, it seems the big city isn’t as difficult to navigate as her own brain. In this short film, director Sparkman Clark explores the darkness of mental illness with the lightness of humor.

“The experiences Greta has are objectively hilarious, but they are also something everyone who has experienced depression can relate to. Mental illness can be difficult for people to talk about or recognize - it’s something that a lot of us have a wall built around. Humor is my way of starting a dialogue about it.

Overall I want to show that depression is human. It is an illness, not a choice. And if you are suffering from depression, you are not alone, you are not broken and the light inside of you is still there. Even though you cannot see it, it is always there.”

Greta had its New York City premiere at Big Apple Film Festival in 2019. It then went on to become a finalist for the prestigious IRIS Prize in Cardiff, Wales, where it ultimately took home the 2019 Diva Box Office Award. In total, Greta has screened at 19 film festivals in 6 countries.

Greta is available on Amazon Prime to stream and rent.

Click here to read Sparkman's IRIS Filmmaker Interview

Click here to watch Sparkman's Interview for New York No Limits Film Festival

Click here to listen to Sparkman’s radio interview with Cardiff’s Wyburn & Wayne Show