Full Clip Magazine was founded in 2019 by Trimaine Clark, an ordained minister, community advocate, and independent journalist with a passion for preserving the stories that shape our communities. After years of serving through halfway house ministry, food and clothing drives, back-to-school events, youth mentoring, and neighborhood outreach, Trimaine envisioned a publication that would do more than report the news. It would leave a lasting record for future generations.

Certified in Activism and Citizen Journalism Through Media through WitsX, an online learning initiative of the University of the Witwatersrand, Trimaine approaches journalism with a commitment to thoughtful research, historical context, and community empowerment. His work is driven by a simple belief. The stories that strengthen communities deserve the same attention as those that dominate headlines.

As an extension of Communities Over Competition, Full Clip Magazine shines a light on the people, ideas, and initiatives making a positive difference. From investigative reporting and documentaries to agriculture, education, faith, skilled trades, and local history, every story is published with the goal of informing, preserving, and inspiring.

Beyond journalism, the mission continues through community workshops, youth writing initiatives, agricultural education, youth boxing, basketball programs, and collaborative projects that encourage the next generation to lead with purpose and tell their own stories.

With offices and community partnerships in Orlando, Florida; Dallas, Texas; and Tillamook County, Oregon, Full Clip Magazine remains committed to documenting stories that leave lasting footprints, one community at a time.

Where Legends Leave Footprints.