Artrial Clark's life began in Waynesboro, Mississippi, but his upbringing was marked by geographical fluidity due to his mother's military career, which saw the family relocate to various southeastern locations.
As a young individual, Clark's affinity for the film industry was evident, prompting him to pursue higher education and delve into both the acting and technical aspects of filmmaking.
During a pivotal fall semester, Clark had the opportunity to serve as an intern on the acclaimed film, The Sound and The Fury, directed by the multifaceted James Franco, who effortlessly juggled the roles of director and actor.
Inspired by Franco's versatility, Clark began to focus on his own acting career, making his professional debut in the critically acclaimed Free State of Jones, directed by the renowned Gary Ross.
Since then, Clark has established himself as a talented and versatile actor, sharing the screen with a diverse range of talented individuals, including Chadwick Boseman, Joaquin Phoenix, Octavia Spencer, and Matthew McConaughey, to name a few.
