I’ve spent days and nights creating this site. I believe it’s the ideal platform for introducing myself, my insights, my family and the things I do. Since I’ve always enjoyed a wide variety of life experiences, this site includes a little bit of everything: writings, images, work samples and more. I hope you’ll find my content interesting and engaging; learn something new and, hopefully, look at a few things differently. I’d love to hear from you - don’t hesitate to get in touch!
As a published author for motivational books, producer, director, news anchor, entertainment host, editor, marketing & advertising director, journalist, photographer, solutions authority, and online guru, I have been setting trends while expanding my career titles and gaining accolades for three decades.
I bring a multicultural approach to my unique worldview; my ethnic background is a mixture of Ojibwe from the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians, Cree First Nations, French and German.
If you are looking for a sincere, authentic story writer who will not ever miss a deadline, Kim can write, shoot (still or video) and produce a marketing piece that will truly convey your message in an engaging, memorable way. Her work is relevant, to the point and very compelling. She's done print and video work for us that is timeless.
Kimberlie is always a pleasure to work with and be around. She has a way about her that makes an interview with her go so well. She interviewed me last year at Indian Summer Festival and she made me feel very comfortable. I would highly recommend Kimberlie for any filming, journalist, writing, editing and speaking engagements. She is a class act!
You do such a wonderful job on Indian country television . I watch it all the time and I just wanted to let you know what a great job you do and while the stories that you report on sometimes are very painful many of the stories you report on our inspirational and all of it is done so well . I just wanted to take a couple of minutes and let you know that. Good job!
Updated: Sep 30, 2018
A mural I was commissioned to create in 2010 for the Wisconsin Historical Society Museum in Madison Wisconsin.
The mural is called "Niniimimin" – Ojibwe translation: "We Dance"
Kimberlie Acosta: Photos at Wisconsin State Historical Society (Interview from 2010)
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