Hails from the rich cultural tapestry of Hanoi, Vietnam – Thang Ho is a director and producer who blends the charm of old Hollywood with a modern taste, immersing audiences in whimsical worlds while anchoring them with heartfelt human stories. Among his accolades, he proudly holds a DGA award for Best African American Film for the subversive musical horror The Last Black Dinosaur, and an Emmy (Southeast Chapter) for directing the music video Noah by Halie Loren. His productions, including Aurinko in Adagio (Tribeca), The Last Black Dinosaur (Atlanta Film Festival), and the gripping psychological thriller Anemoia (Nashville Film Festival, LA Shorts), have garnered critical acclaim.

Ho also produced Spray Bottle, executive produced by Jason Reitman and written and directed by indie darling Jenna Kanell, his partner at HOCA Studio—an emerging creative powerhouse in Atlanta. With a vision that transcends borders and an undeterred spirit, Thang Ho blends the heritage of his past with the promise of the American dream, forging a path uniquely his own in the world of filmmaking.