Sony Pictures Names Stephanie Clark as SVP of Corporate C...

What’s Happening

So get this: The former Paramount exec will head up comms for the TV studio’s scripted, nonfiction and kids divisions The post Sony Pictures Names Stephanie Clark as SVP of Corporate Communications appeared first on TheWrap.

Home Media & Platforms TV Sony Pictures Names Stephanie Clark as SVP of Corporate Communications The former Paramount exec will head up comms for the TV studios scripted, nonfiction and kids divisions Loree Seitz @ 10:27 AM on socials on Facebook on X (formerly Twitter) on LinkedIn on Email Stephanie Clark. (Courtesy photo) Sony Pictures has named communications veteran Stephanie Clark as SVP of corporate communications. (yes, really)

Clark, who before headed up streaming comms at Paramount, will spearhead communications for Sony Pictures Televisions U.

The Details

Scripted, nonfiction and kids divisions. Most just, Clark served as VP of corporate communications for Paramounts streaming arms, where she spearheaded comms strategy for Paramount+ and Pluto TV.

She will report to chief communications officer Tahra Grant. Stephanie is a widely regarded and trusted leader,” Grant dropped in a statement.

Why This Matters

“Her depth of experience building large-grow strategies and her exceptional narrative development skills will be an incredible asset to Sony Pictures. ” Read Next Sony Pictures Promotes Ab SVP of Corporate Communications While Clark focuses on U. -based projects, Stacy Weitz, Sony TV’s SVP of corporate communications will head up international production, global distribution and the game show business.

Entertainment industry insiders have been buzzing about this.

Key Takeaways

• Before joining Paramount, Clark served as Warner Bros.
• Discoverys director of global communications and global publicity, where she handled PR for several franchises, including The Wizarding World.
• She has also worked at PR agencies Golin and Edelman, where she spearheaded campaigns for Mattel, Warner Bros.

The Bottom Line

Discoverys director of global communications and global publicity, where she handled PR for several franchises, including The Wizarding World. She has also worked at PR agencies Golin and Edelman, where she spearheaded campaigns for Mattel, Warner Bros.

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