Việt H. Nguyễn is an Emmy award winning Vietnamese-American filmmaker and documentary photographer. 
He began his visual arts career as a multimedia specialist for the United States Army Special Operations. He spent 7 years serving his country while documenting international coalition operations and producing multimedia content in Iraq, Qatar, South Korea, Cambodia, Indonesia and The Philippines. 
Upon his discharge from the military, he attended the University of North Carolina-Wilmington where he majored in Cinema Studies and Photography.
In 2019, he returned to Tulsa, OK and has worked on over 40 documentary and narrative films nationwide.
His current work is reality based, exploring truth and authenticity through informal yet vivid photography and sincere story-telling.
He is also the co-founder of NAM common; a community project exploring Vietnamese culture, history and diaspora through curated art and media programming.