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Filmmaker Bio - Glenn Clements
With the recent premiere of his 22-minute film ADJUSTING WELL, Glenn Clements has solidified his reputation as a writer and director of smart, subversive comedies. Soon to appear on the film festival circuit, ADJUSTING WELL has already drawn the interest of distributors.

In his junior year at NYU, Clements wrote and directed the five-minute short film FAMILY HOUR. Produced for only $1,500, the film competed in several national and international film festivals including the Los Angeles International Short Film Festival and the Woodstock Film Festival. In 1999, Atomfilms acquired FAMILY HOUR, selling it to both domestic and international television networks (BBC, Channel 4), internet broadcasters (Real Media, Blockbuster) and other ancillary markets.

Clements developed an interest in film while attending the prestigious New Jersey magnet high school The Academy for the Advancement of Science and Technology, where he founded the school's video broadcast. In 2000 he graduated with honors from New York University, Tisch School of the Arts Undergraduate Film and Television Program.

Currently, Clements works on the late night Comedy Central program TOUGH CROWD WITH COLIN QUINN, where he produces and edits field segments. He has also worked on KINGS OF COMEDY PRIME TIME, SHOWTIME AT THE APOLLO, VH1 DRIVEN: THE ROCK, the award winning PBS series IN THE MIX, SLEDGEHAMMER and SUNDANCE LIVE 2002.

Clements is developing several feature scripts.