 With over 300 stage, film, TV, and radio productions, award-winning producer Clay Stafford received his training at Universal Studios California while under contract in the behind-the-scenes departments of development, accounting, casting, legal, personnel, publicity / advertising, transportation, and union relations. He later served in development and production management as Producer and Assistant Director of Program Development for regional and national PBS productions out of Miami. Clay Stafford has served as postproduction supervisor and line-producer (production manager) on almost 100 productions.
Sample list of Clay Stafford's producing credits: BRINGING DADDY HOME - THE CALL, drama, theatrical, single camera, American Blackguard Entertainment, "A man faces the consequences of his hidden past." MICHAEL, drama, TV movie, edited single camera, PBS, "A troubled boy seeks acceptance from the wrong crowd." CROSSROADS, docudrama, TV movie, edited single camera, PBS, "Teens discuss pressures and the consequences of their actions." PATTERNS OF POWER, documentary, edited single camera, PBS, "A look at the history and culture of Florida's Seminole and Miccosukee Indians." A ZIEGFELD EXTRAVAGANZA, docudrama, edited single camera mixed with live-on-tape, PBS, "The bio of the original dance ensemble and its creator, Florenz Ziegfeld." WE ARE FAMILY, call-in live talk show, multi-camera live, PBS, "Teens discuss pressures of intercultural relationships." WHAT'S THE STORY?, hard news series, multi-camera live mixed with edited single camera, PBS, "A PBS 60-Minutes." NEW HORIZONS IN BONSAI, how-to series (26 episodes), live-on-tape, PBS, "Modernizing the ancient art of bonsai." BUDWEISER HYDROPLANE REGATTA, commercial, edited single camera, Budweiser, PBS, "Highlighting fast boats and good times." THE LOST AMULET OF ABALONE COVE, live professional theater, Frawley Road, Los Angeles premiere, "A group of treasure hunters face daunting obstacles." MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. PARADE (FROM MIAMI, FL), parade coverage, live-on-tape, PBS, "Performances and commentary on the life of King."
Scenes from Clay Stafford's Bringing Daddy Home—The Call
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