Kiah Clingman finds purpose in uplifting the voices of the unheard and bringing awareness to ignored and misunderstood topics. Born in Cincinnati and adopted by Atlanta in 2016, Kiah is a passionate advocate for telling stories about her second home and making sure her crew and talent on screen reflects the city.

She is the lead producer of the feature film Color Book (2024), created through the Tribeca-AT&T Untold Stories Program, where she and her team were awarded a $1 million grant. The film world-premiered at the Tribeca Festival, and won the Critics Jury Prize at the Deauville International Film Festival, the New Direction Competition at Cleveland International as well as Best Narrative Feature at the Austin Film Festival and Best American Feature at the Denver Film Festival.

Kiah is a proud alumna of the Southern Producers Lab. She's a 2024 recipient of the Arts & Entertainment Atlanta Grant, the City of Atlanta Creative Industries Grant, and the Women of Color Narrative Initiative for her solo directorial debut, Her Pretty Vagina (2025), a personal exploration of endometriosis, HPV, and the complexities of women’s health. The film recently won the Shore Scripts Finishing Funds Prize and is part of the rePRO Films x Peace is Loud Impact Campaign Lab.