
Khoa Dinh Le, born on June 2nd, 1980, in Thailand is a multi-talented Film Director, Film & Music Producer, Songwriter, Screenplay Writer, Engineer, Cinematographer, and Photographer. Don’t think he is just a jack of all trades and a master of nothing. Khoa puts extreme effort and hard work to everything he wants to learn. He is like a college student that obtained 8 college degrees in his lifetime and masters his craft. He is the founder of the production and media company “Kvibe Productions, LLC”. Khoa is best known for his quick ability to adapt to anything that deals with creativity.
Khoa graduated from Rutgers University in 2003 with a degree in Music and pursued his masters at the most famous school in world “Julliards” in 2008. He participated in Jazz bands, choirs, classical ensembles, and picked up on advancing his piano technique as he has been playing since he was 7 years old. At the same time, he was producing records for various independent to major recording Artists.
At the age of 19, he wrote his first 40 page business plan, worked with different producers to understand the dynamics of the entertainment industry. He built his own recording studio and learned sound engineering on his own. He considered himself a music producer as soon as he brought in his first Artist to help him write a song and guided the Artist on creating a record. From there, he fell in love with music and promised himself he would never give up until he achieved all his goals in entertainment. He learned everything on his own so he can prepare himself for the worst.
In June of 2009, Khoa got himself involved in the film industry. Before he even thought of shooting his first scene, he made sure he knew how to make great cinematography. He studied photography, composition, and many technical things about photography on his own. The internet and Khoa were like best friends. He spent thousands of hours studying on his own. Soon after, he shot his first film called “Denial”. Film was accepted into the NY International Independent Film Festival as well as the BCB Productions International Film Festival held in Las Vegas. He believes that although he’s making an ambitious effort into a dying industry, success can still be had by coming in from a different angle. He believes if you love and have a strong passion to your dreams, you will do what it takes to break down the door no matter what obstacles you have to go through.
Khoa has directed 4 short films, a 30 sec Commercial, and 2 music videos in 10 months. He has upcoming projects such as “MTV Unplug”, Featured films with budgets, and more music videos pending to be completed. He recently placed a record on the upcoming movie “Barbie”. This will be his second record placement as a producer. In the short films he’s done, due to no budget, he had to rely on himself to do everything from Producing, Directing, Shooting, Editing, Sound, and Music. Anyone who checks out his work will be impressed and blown away.
The future looks promising as Khoa is still exploring all avenues to reach the long term goal of being an extraordinary successful Filmmaker.





Hey,
I want to be a performer so what do I have to do to achieve my dream ?
I am 16 at the moment.
Hope to hear from you.
Thanks for the comment. To become a performer, you need to realize what kind of performer you want. Maybe this isn’t the right question for you? Or maybe it is? Do you want to be a broadway performer? Pop performer? Rock Band performer? Open mic performer? Tell us what you want and hopefully I can answer that for you =)
Is that all… LOL You inspire me to work harder. So glad I met you.
Thanks Holly =) I’m glad I met you too. The film group has helped me a lot on film making =) Glad you started that group!
Hey Khoa- Nice meeting you on Saturday night at the wedding in Lancaster, Pa. Your music sounds great man!! I’ll be in touch with you soon. My brother, Vinh, will be contacting you as well about his stuff.
Thanks again
You too Tuan! It’s always nice to meet Viet musicians that have great musicianship. I need to figure out the Viet Music Industry and as soon as I do, I’m diving in =)