Anh Võ is a two-time Clio, five-time Emmy, and Telly Award-winning cinematographer based in Chicago, working across narrative, documentary, commercial, and sports-driven storytelling.
His first memories of film were not in a theater. Raised in Hanoi, Vietnam, Anh grew up watching tapes his father brought home from Russia. Sometimes there were no subtitles. Sometimes he barely understood the language. But the images still reached him.
That feeling stayed with him when he moved to the United States alone at sixteen. Before he could fully speak in a new language, the camera became a way to look closely, to read people, rooms, silence, and the details felt before they are spoken.
Anh began his career in documentary and travel television, where he learned to listen before making images. That instinct still guides the way he shoots: attentive, emotionally grounded, and built around the people inside the frame.
His work later moved into sports and branded campaigns, leading award-winning creative at Gatorade and now helping shape the visual language of the Chicago Cubs. Across stadiums, quiet rooms, documentary environments, and narrative spaces, his focus remains the same: protect what feels true in the moment.
At the center of his work is not scale. It is character.
Commercial. Documentary. Narrative.
The language changes. The intention does not.
The language changes. The intention does not.
For inquiries: anh.vo@thenamsoul.com
