After her role as Courtney in Bring It On, Clare Kramer's career really took off. She appeared on Buffy the Vampire Slayer from 2000 to 2002. From there, she had roles in several more films, including Road to Hell, Hard Love, and The Wrong House. While she's still acting, Kramer has also turned her attention to producing, beginning with Tweet Out in 2013.
Kramer has also tried her hand at directing. In 2017, she directed her first documentary, Joyrider, alongside actress and producer (and fellow Bring It On alum) Bianca Kajlich. The documentary is about Kajlich's brother, a wheelchair athlete who became the first hand-cyclist to compete in Race Across America.
While directing can be a difficult industry for women, Kramer refuses to look at it that way. "I'm trying to raise my girls the way I was raised, which was really not seeing gender as an obstacle or something that differentiates," she told Birth.Movies.Death. "It is there, of course. Our society does differentiate, but I really try to live my life as if I can do anything. I try not take the 'woman' label into account so much."
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