I have a real passion of sharing my passion for the world to the world.

Lindsay Clark has spent the last four years circumnavigating the world three times, documenting experiences for global corporations and non-profits worldwide. With 48 countries under her belt at the age of 25, she takes this stuff seriously.

Born in Wabash, Lindsay is a native to Indiana but has spent much of her young adulthood being semi-nomadic and traveling the world. She graduated with honors from Indiana University’s Henry Radford Hope College of the Arts with a B.A. in Studio Art and Art History.

In 2007, Lindsay sailed around the world alongside Archbishop Desmond Tutu with Semester at Sea, after which she spent her life savings to explore 24 countries on three continents for seven months. In 2009, she won the World Traveler Internship from STA Travel, beating over 700+ applicants to document 2.5 months of extensive travel for a marketing campaign – for which she produced 29 short travel videos, 2500+ photographs, and over 56 articles.

Lindsay self-started The Nakavika Project, a volunteer project with a friend in the highlands of Fiji, creating 26 short videos to publicize the experience. Most recently, Clark functioned as the producer, editor, shooter, and photographer for award-winning ProjectExplorer, producing more than 100 short films for students and young adults.

Today, Clark is the media specialist and instructor of digital arts at THINK Global School, the world’s first global, mobile high school – traveling this year through Ecuador, Thailand, and Germany. She’s a freelance photographer, staff writer for the Matador Network, and a speaker about herself in third person.