Kim Coleman
Kim Taylor-Coleman, CSA is a Los Angeles-based Casting Director known for her work in Film and Television. She received an Emmy nomination for her casting work on the acclaimed Emmy-nominated television show American Crime (ABC) created by John Ridley. Some of her past television credits are Dear White People, She's Gotta Have It! (Netflix) , Snowfall (F/X) pilot, The Good Doctor (ABC) pilot and season 1, Greenleaf (OWN), The Haves and the Have Nots, Survivor's Remorse (Starz) and If Loving You Is Wrong (OWN).
Kim Taylor-Coleman, CSA is a Los Angeles-based Casting Director known for her work in Film and Television. She received an Emmy nomination for her casting work on the acclaimed Emmy-nominated television show American Crime (ABC) created by John Ridley. Some of her past television credits are Dear White People, She's Gotta Have It! (Netflix) , Snowfall (F/X) pilot, The Good Doctor (ABC) pilot and season 1, Greenleaf (OWN), The Haves and the Have Nots, Survivor's Remorse (Starz) and If Loving You Is Wrong (OWN). Her latest television work includes series Wu-Tang: an American Saga (Hulu) , Lovecraft Country (HBO), The Good Lord Bird (Showtime), Genius: Aretha (Nat/Geo) The Upshaws, Madam C.J. Walker, Family Reunion (Netflix), Heels (Starz) and Woke (Hulu).
She has received 3 Artios Awards from the Casting Society of America for excellence in casting for her work on Dope, Dear White People and most recently, Spike Lee's Oscar winning film BlacKkKlansman. Her most recent feature films include Da 5 Bloods (Netflix), Space Jam 2 (Warner Bros.), Fatherhood (Sony), Harriet (Focus Features), Little (Universal) and Night School (Universal). She also casts all television and feature films for the prolific writer, producer, director Tyler Perry.
Kim is a CSA member and an active member of the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences and the Casting Directors Branch Executive Committee.
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Moderator Jeff Conway and panelists Kim Coleman, CSA, and David Rubin, CSA, participate in the panel “A Conversation with Casting Directors”
(From left) Television Academy governors Kim Coleman, Jill Sanford and Bryan Leder
