• A group of people, some crying, mourns outdoors during a somber moment. One person is being embraced while others look on with sad expressions. The scene is in black and white.

    Human stories. Global voices. Bold visuals.

  • A collage featuring a black and white map of Asia and a close-up of a man's face, combined with elements of historical documents and the American flag. The flag overlayed on the map highlights Vietnam and surrounding countries.

    Creativity with a conscience.

  • Design layout featuring the word 'info' over a dark background with grid and spiral guides, used for logo or graphic design.

    Where journalism, strategy and art converge.

  • A lighthouse shining bright beams of light into the starry night sky, with the Milky Way visible in the background.

    Designing stories that move people.

  • Person holding a black-and-white photograph of a young boy's face, lighting coming from behind the photo.

    Beyond the lens: visual storytelling with heart.

Awarded Work

A group of people mourning, with a central scene of two young men hugging and crying during a somber outdoor event, under a cloudy sky.

The Boy Who Will Forever Be 13

2025 Edward R. Murrow Award for Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

A person wearing a yellow hat, face mask, and patterned clothing paddles a boat on a river surrounded by lush green hills, with a cloudy sky overhead.

A River Out of Time

Selected for international film festivals

A collage of black-and-white photographs of military and government officials pinned and connected with red string on a gray background. The images include various men in uniform and formal attire, with handwritten name tags indicating their identities and ranks, such as "Min Aung Hlaing," "Soe Win," and "Yar Pyae." A central color photograph of Min Aung Hlaing in military uniform is prominent.

Under the Gun in Myanmar

2024 Edward R. Murrow Award for Digital Storytelling

Human stories. Strategic vision. Visual impact.

A group of people, including a smiling man in a beige jacket with a camera around his neck, sitting on a white platform outdoors. Two young children with crutches are standing beside him, smiling. Other individuals, some in military uniforms, are standing or sitting behind them.

H. Léo Kim is a creative director and multimedia storyteller working across photojournalism, film and design.

He has led cross-border teams, overseen institutional rebrands and directed award-winning stories honored with Edward R. Murrow, Telly and POYi Awards.

Whether developing narrative strategy or producing field-based media, his work blends editorial rigor with artistic sensitivity — always centered on human experience.