With over 20 years of experience, Kimberly is an editor who specializes in documentary and unscripted storytelling. She’s also worked across trailers, promos, scripted content, and digital media, bringing a sharp eye and emotional depth to every project.

 

Her work includes the Emmy-winning Netflix series Queer Eye, along with multiple acclaimed documentaries screened at festivals worldwide. Her short film Conducting Life won numerous awards, including Best Short (Audience Award) at the Naples International Film Festival, and top honors at Film Miami Fest, Miami WidescreenFest, and more.

 

Kimberly’s television credits span platforms like HBO Max, Netflix, A&E, ABC, VICE, Discovery+, NatGeo, MTV, and Food Network. In the digital space, she’s edited and produced hundreds of videos — including standout work for Barack Obama’s 2012 campaign, Hillary Clinton’s 2016 campaign, and Fellow Americans’ 2020 political content during the pandemic, BLM movement, and election.

 

She began her career in live TV at ABC News (Buffalo, NY) and later joined Nickelodeon’s U-Pick Live as a control room PA and graphic artist. With hands-on experience in nearly every part of production, Kimberly brings versatility, problem-solving, and leadership to any creative team.

 

She’s proficient in Avid, Premiere, Final Cut Pro, and skilled in After Effects, Photoshop, Illustrator, Audition, DaVinci Resolve, and more.

 

Outside the edit bay, you’ll find her traveling, hiking, taking photos, or visiting family back home in Buffalo, NY.