Britt Scott Clark

Bio

Britt Scott Clark is a New Zealand-born actor, writer, and emerging director known for her dynamic range, emotional depth, and adaptability across genres. She is best recognised for her portrayal of Mia Halston in the Logie-nominated Australian drama Doctor Doctor, created by Tony McNamara, Ian Collie, and Alan Harris, and has appeared in Shortland Street, My Life Is Murder, and feature film Ablaze. On screen, Britt brings a grounded naturalism and wit that make her a compelling and memorable presence.

As a performer and core writer with New Zealand’s breakout comedy collective Viva La Dirt League (CAA), Britt has helped shape the tone and voice of their globally beloved sketch and narrative series — including Bored, Epic NPC Man, Berry: Voice Over Artist, ADHD & Me, and DnD Logic. Together, these series have reached an audience of over seven million subscribers worldwide.

She is currently making her directorial debut with The Internet’s Guide to Mental Health, an NZ On Air–funded sketch comedy series that explores the modern mental health crisis through a distinctly Kiwi lens, using humour and honesty to spark empathy and conversation. With a career that bridges comedy and drama, performance and creation, Britt continues to carve a multifaceted path in the screen industry as a distinctive emerging voice both on and off screen.