Cat Costa (aka DOGHERINE) is a dynamic and versatile creative professional with a multidisciplinary background that spans photography, production, and storytelling. Originally from Virginia, USA, and now based in Bangkok, Thailand, she leverages her unique Thai American heritage to bring a global perspective to her work. Fluent in English and conversational in Thai, she has spent over a decade honing her craft across various creative sectors, from visual media to content development.

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Dedicated to making a difference through her work, Cat is particularly passionate about collaborating with under-represented communities and contributing to initiatives that drive positive social impact. Cat is always looking for opportunities to align with like-minded businesses and executives who share her vision of using creativity to do good.

Her award-winning work includes her original docuseries, Kinnari, inspired by her identity as a Thai American woman, which premiered on COCONUTS TV, and The Plastics, which won Best Film at the 2021 60 Second Film Festival. Cat’s passion extends to projects that focus on sustainability, education, and social good, where her creative vision and experience thrive in producing high-quality, meaningful content.

Cat has collaborated on impactful projects with prominent organizations, including producing content for the NGO Smile Train, documenting the cultural significance of Lanna tattoos for Koktail Magazine, and producing the Transwomen in Thailand episode for Our Grandfather Story.