Kimberly Wannop

Kimberly Wannop

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Kimberly Wannop, SDSA

Set Decorator

Kimberly Wannop, SDSA

Set Decorator

Set Decorator Kimberly Wannop has been decorating TV and film sets since 2006. Kimberly has been nominated for four Emmys for her work on TV shows Bones and VEEP. She won an Emmy in 2017 for Outstanding Production Design in half-hour for VEEP. Kimberly's other projects include Parks and Recreation, The Good Place, American Crime Story: Impeachment, and currently For All Mankind.

Originally from Philadelphia, Kimberly moved to Los Angeles after studying Interior Architecture at Philadelphia University. She worked her way up in the Art Department and decided to take the Set Decorator path after being inspired by many Set Decorators' sets.

Kimberly has also been an active member in the Set Decorating community. Having served on the board of the Set Decorators Society for 4 years, she also was elected President of the SDSA in 2019. Being a Television Academy member since 2008, Kimberly has served a four year term on the Art Directors/Set Decorators Peer Group Executive Committee before becoming Governor. She is a mother of toddler twins and also hosts her own Podcast about Production Design called Decorating Pages.

updated 11.30.22

4 Nominations
1 Emmy
Outstanding Production Design For A Narrative Program (Half-Hour) - 2019
Kimberly Wannop, SDSA, Set Decorator
Veep
HBO
HBO Entertainment
Outstanding Production Design For A Narrative Program (Half Hour Or Less) - 2017
Kimberly Wannop, SDSA, Set Decorator
Omaha
HBO
HBO Entertainment
Outstanding Production Design For A Narrative Program (Half-Hour Or Less) - 2016
Kimberly Wannop, SDSA, Set Decorator
The Eagle, C**tgate
HBO
HBO Entertainment
Outstanding Art Direction For A Single-Camera Series - 2009
Kimberly Wannop, SDSA, Set Decorator
The Hero In The Hold
FOX
Twentieth Century Fox Television

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