About Me

Born and raised in Mexico City,

Naomi González Kahn is a Production and Costume Designer working between Mexico City, Los Angeles, and Savannah. Her practice spans film, television, live performance, and immersive experiences, with a focus on world-building through space, character, color, and material.

 

Her credits include projects for Disney+, Hulu, 20th Digital Studio, and BET+, alongside commercial and experiential work for Intel, Coca-Cola, and Snapchat. Her films have screened at SXSW, Outfest, Cinequest, Frameline, Denver, and Austin.

 

Naomi’s path into production design began across disciplines. She trained in jewelry design, bench jewelry, and stage design in Mexico City before earning her MFA in Design from UCLA.

 

Her work has been exhibited internationally and recognized by Mexico’s National Biennial of Design and the UCLA/Getty Design.

 

Alongside her professional practice, Naomi is a Professor of Production Design at SCAD, where she teaches the next generation of designers to move between concept, drawing, digital tools, physical space, and storytelling.

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Working across genres and forms between Mexico and the U.S., her work is grounded in curiosity, craftsmanship, and the belief that every story deserves its own visual world.