Carrie

L.

Hunter

Carrie Hunter graduated from Florida State University’s Film School and worked for a decade in film and television in Florida and New York City, working on shows like Law and Order: SVU and Marvel’s Luke Cage. She also produced and directed a documentary, Blue Tarps, which was broadcast regionally on PBS.

She then attended law school at Georgia State University, where she worked in the Philip C. Cook Low Income Taxpayer Clinic and served as President of the Sports and Entertainment Society. After graduation, Carrie clerked for the Superior Courts of the Conasauga Judicial Circuit. She assisted the Honorable Scott Minter and visiting senior judges for two years in the Court’s civil and Criminal docket. Carrie is also active in the local arts community and serves on the Board of Directors for the Chattanooga Filmmaker’s Guild.

Carrie joined the Minor Firm after her clerkship.