Gina Kim

GINA KIM (Director/Producer) has been performing and producing since she was 8 years old. Her singing and acting career was launched in a live staged music video of Whitney Houston’s, “Saving All My Love For You”. That first taste of life on stage catalyzed a lifetime desire to pursue a career in the performing arts. As a high school Senior, Gina was crowned Miss Absecon while winning both the Talent and Miss Congeniality awards. She applied her vocal talents to recording background vocals for K-Pop stars while studying in Korea. After college, she founded a 501c3 non-profit, ARIA (Awareness of Rape & Incest through Art) to empower victims of abuse through the arts. She received recognition and the praise of many survivors for her outstanding leadership in the arts for women. In 2010, Gina co-wrote, acted in and produced her first full length play, MISS KIM which went on to premier at the New York International Fringe Festival and made an encore presentation in 2012. In addition to the success of Miss Kim she has written and produced short films which have received several awards in the film festival circuit. Most recently Gina co-wrote and produced her first dance music video; Dance With It. Gina has participated in many transformational leadership programs and has coached many people in attaining results in personal projects. Gina is a New York City based artist who works in Finance, studied at New York University and Hunter Colleges and has a BA in Psychology and Economics. She is also a BMI songwriter and a member of the NY Chapter of Women in Music. She is entering graduate school this Fall for a Masters in International Affairs with Media Focus at The New School.

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