Kim Ngo is an acclaimed Vietnamese American costume designer with a diverse portfolio of work spanning film, television, and theatre. With an astute sense of observation and an ability to breathe life into characters through design, Kim has left an indelible mark on various notable productions.
In the realm of television, Kim has made significant contributions as an Assistant Costume Designer on highly acclaimed shows. Her work can be seen in the groundbreaking series "This Is Us", where she helped shape the visual narrative with her knowledge of various time periods. Additionally, she played an integral role in the fashion-forward series "Dollface" (Season 1), bringing her creative expertise to enhance the characters' personalities. Most recently Kim's skills were showcased in "The Sympathizer", where her cultural acumen and adept at finding solutions helped create a more genuine world.
In the realm of film, Kim's talent has shone brightly. Her costume designs were an essential element in the critically acclaimed film "The Accidental Getaway Driver," which not only premiered at the esteemed Sundance Film Festival but also earned the coveted Best Director award. Kim's ability to capture the essence of characters and their stories through costumes has established her as a sought-after designer. Her work on "Orphan: First Kill" and "RealityHigh" further demonstrates her versatility and creative vision in fabricating distinct looks for the big screen.
Kim's dedication to her artistry is evident in her extensive resume, which includes collaborations with acclaimed directors and production companies. Her contributions to the industry have been recognized, with her work receiving nominations and accolades at prestigious festivals and events.
Kim's passion for costume design was nurtured at the renowned Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts in Dallas, TX. She further honed her skills by earning a degree in Theater with a concentration in Costume Design from the University of Texas at Austin. Currently residing in Los Angeles, Kim continues to make her mark in the industry, creating captivating and memorable costumes that bring characters and stories to life on screen.