Hailing from Melbourne, Australia, Klimovski is an award winning writer and director whose work is deeply rooted in his Queer identity and continental upbringing.

In 2018, he produced a documentary series called "Trans in America," a collaboration with the ACLU and Little by Little Pictures. This groundbreaking series, which delves into the diverse experiences of the trans community, earned Klimovski a News and Documentary Emmy Award for the episode "Kai Shappley: Texas Strong."

In that same year, Klimovski also won a Webby and Telly award, both for digital series he created for brands like Vanity Fair, them, and Teen Vogue.

In 2021, Klimovski released his debut narrative short film, "Love, Sick," a coded-exploration of Queer relationships during the AIDS epidemic in the 80s. The film garnered much acclaim and was selected for esteemed film festivals, including the Oscar-qualifying HollyShorts, Vaughn International Film Festival, and Dumbo Film Festival, also placing in competition at Flickers' Rhode Island Film Festival.

Klimovski's latest project ATTAGIRL! is a short film that reinvents silent cinema, placing a trans lead front and center. Produced in partnership with Kodak, this upcoming endeavor promises to be another captivating exploration of the human experience, showcasing Klimovski's commitment to pushing the boundaries of storytelling and visual artistry.