ABOUT
VEIL MANIFESTO is a photographic journey into the stranglehold plastic waste has on our world and physical being.
Its both a romance and horror story.
Humans are wedded to plastic in a toxic co-dependent relationship, which when eventually broken will leave environmental scars for centuries to come.
VEIL is a visual waste manifesto of this cankered, delusional and unsustainable love affair.
TEAM
VEIL MANIFESTO is the a creative collaboration between costume designer KIM NGÔ and
cinematographer / photographer MEG WHITE.
KIM
Kim Ngô is a Vietnamese American costume designer whose work spans acclaimed films, television, and global campaigns. Her recent credits include THE ACCIDENTAL GETAWAY DRIVER, winner of Best Director at Sundance 2023, and Assistant Costume Designer on HBO/A24’s THE SYMPATHIZER, starring Robert Downey Jr. and Sandra Oh. A member of the Costume Designers Guild and Motion Pictures Costumers Union, Kim has contributed to projects like THIS IS US, KAJILLIONAIRE, and ORPHAN : FIRST KILL, while also designing for high-profile clients such as the Sonos, Taco Bell, World Cup, and Virgin America. With roots in theater and a background in design from University of Texas at Austin, Kim brings a thoughtful, character-driven approach to storytelling through costume.
MEG
Meg is an Australian cinematographer working between Australia and the US. Meg's credits span film, television, documentary and commercials. Her recent credits include the BBC1/ Stan series TEN POUND POMS with director Jamie Stone and Eleven Films, the queer revisionist history series WHILE THE MEN ARE AWAY (Berlinale 2024) with director Elissa Down, the Emmy and Rose d'Or winning FIRST DAY and features WINDCATCHER with director Tanith Glynn-Maloney and LIFE COULD BE A DREAM with Jasmin Tarasin. Meg is a graduate of University of Technology, Sydney and the American Film Institute. In addition to her cinematography work, Meg has exhibited three solo photography exhibitions, AND I THOUGHT I WAS DREAMING, FRACTURES and LOVESICK. Her photo ANDREW MASON from AND I THOUGHT I WAS DREAMING was a finalist in the 2018 Head On Photo Festival portrait category.
PRODUCTION
PERFORMERS
Elizabeth Warn - website
Lynette Coll - IMDB
Andrew McGregor - website
CREW / COLLABORATORS
Akihiro Sawada - Makeup Artist - website
Luz Stehelin - Costume Assistant - website
Giselle González - Camera / Lighting Assistant - website
CONTACT
