About

Hello to the beyond and forth!
Kimberly is a first-generation Haitian-American writer/director and actress, Queens-raised and now LA-based, whose work blends horror, absurdism, and surrealism to explore stories of the misunderstood. Her mission is: play. And to create space for underrepresented voices within genre to embrace the uncanny and the weird—and be completely unhinged.

Her pilot TYPECASTED was a Top 25 finalist for Almanack’s 2026 Episodic Lab, advancing to the interview round. Her horror/sci-fi pilot SAINTSVILLE was developed through the 2026 Justice For My Sister BIPOC Sci-Fi Pilot Lab, where she was selected as one of six participants to advance to Phase 2. Her feature Man of Her Dreams was a Top 25 finalist for Almanack’s 2025 October Colony, and her feature pitch J.23 was selected for PROOF Film Festival’s 2026 Pitch Show & Tell, powered by the American Cinematheque. Her scripts A GAME and Thank Mother were recognized by Killer Shorts as a Top 10 Finalist and Quarterfinalist, respectively. Her dystopian short W(HOLE) was a finalist for the 2024 Storytelling with Care Grant.

Her short films have screened at the Academy Award–qualifying Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival (LAAPFF), Outfest x HBO, Women of the Lens, and Newark International Film Festival.

Kimberly is a “yes-ander” and a self-proclaimed amateur philosopher. She loves storytelling, collaboration and welcomes any opportunity to pick brains. She is a 2026 Prelude Fellow, 2026 Craigardan Trillium Fellow, and 2026 Justice For My Sister BIPOC Sci-Fi Lab Fellow.

As a Prelude Fellow, she worked one-on-one with her mentor Kim Yutani, Director of Programming at Sundance Film Festival, to refine her work.

Kimberly is also available for fashion, beauty and commercial modeling opportunities.
Writing samples available upon request.