Bonnie Clark

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About Bonnie Clark

Bonnie Clark loves TV. Bonnie also loves a challenge. After developing a fan love for reality TV programs such as The Real World (MTV) and Road Rules (MTV) and studying their casting specials, Bonnie decided to take the leap to pursue her dreams. In she moved from her hometown of Houston to the TV capital of Los Angeles to begin a career in television. In 2004, after working for years as an assistant, Bonnie became a casting producer on her first major network show, Wickedly Perfect (CBS). She ended up casting the winner, who earned six segments on The Early Show (CBS) and also a book deal. The winner was so thankful that she acknowledged Bonnie’s contribution in her book. She has since worked for all four major broadcast networks and many cable ones as well. Casting a unique and varied range of interesting people is something for which Bonnie takes great pride. A few of her casting standouts include: Jessie Godderz, who was originally cast in Season 10 of Big Brother (CBS); so loved by producers, he was asked to compete again in Season 11, and has since made several guest appearances on following seasons; Jordan Lloyd of Big Brother, a winner who walked away with half a million dollars; Shayne Lamas of The Bachelor (ABC), the daughter of actor Lorenzo Lamas who received the final rose; and also Houston's, Erica Rose of The Bachelor, who has remained a fan favorite with the successful franchise. Bonnie has also had the opportunity to cast for: The Cut: The Tommy Hilfiger Project (CBS), Love in the Wild (NBC), The Biggest Loser (NBC), Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s The Hero (TNT), MasterChef (FOX), Pros vs. Joes (SPIKE), Friday Night Tykes (ESQUIRE TV) and many more.Bonnie Clark sincerely enjoys getting to know potential candidates and guiding the chosen few throughout the casting process. After building her career from executive assistant to casting producer, she still loves TV and also the exciting challenge of finding the perfect person for her shows.