margie nguyen
video editor
Hi! I’m Margie Nguyen, a Vietnamese-American video editor with roots in Chinatown, Los Angeles. I’ve worked on documentaries, motorsports content, short films, educational and corporate videos, and social media pieces centered around community and culture.
You can usually catch me at music shows, flying kites, obsessing over Severance, or learning how to DJ at the Beat Junkie Institute of Sound.
You can usually catch me at music shows, flying kites, obsessing over Severance, or learning how to DJ at the Beat Junkie Institute of Sound.
documentary & film
motorsports
creative
explainer shorts
corporate & edu
photos
email
instagram
linkedin
vimeo
video editor
Hi! I’m Margie Nguyen, a Vietnamese-American video editor with roots in Chinatown, Los Angeles. I’ve worked on documentaries, motorsports content, short films, educational and corporate videos, and social media pieces centered around community and culture.
You can usually catch me at music shows, flying kites, obsessing over Severance, or learning how to DJ at the Beat Junkie Institute of Sound.
You can usually catch me at music shows, flying kites, obsessing over Severance, or learning how to DJ at the Beat Junkie Institute of Sound.
documentary & film
motorsports
creative
explainer shorts
corporate & edu
photos
motorsports
creative
explainer shorts
corporate & edu
photos
culture forward series
'Culture Forward' is a compelling series that illuminates the vibrant tapestry of diverse traditions, contemporary movements, and the intersection of cultures. This series uncovers the stories that shape our world, celebrating the forward march of progress in this thought-provoking exploration of cultural dynamism. As a Producer and Editor, I led a team of junior editors while also working on my own projects, making it an integral part of Substance's impactful social media campaign.
Every Wednesday, from 2006 to 2018, the Airliner in Lincoln Heights hosted an Experimental Hip Hop and Electronic club night. People from all over the world would attend and the venue would fill beyond capcity. Low End Theory ended in 2008, but its impact is timeless.