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Convergence of movie and TV drama continues to evolve

Source | 2009/11/05 | 0 comments | Permalink |

Simultaneous production of drama and its theatrical version increases efficiency
Generalization of digital shooting breaks down barriers of human resources & technology
Respect of different ways of producing broadcast programs and movies brings higher efficiency

Combination of movie & TV drama continues to evolve. Exchange between Chungmuro, Korean equivalent to Hollywood, and Yeo-ui-do, hub of broadcasting networks, was born as filmmakers produced TV dramas and drama PDs made movies. The exchange has brought the boom of 'Cross Over' such as 'TV Movie' and 'Theatrical Version'. Recently, there is an increasing number of works whose two versions as TV drama and movie were simultaneously made even in the stage of planning. The film and broadcasting industries expect this kind of 'format convergence' to be a chance to increase efficiency and quality in each genre and call for thorough preparedness based on understanding of features that each medium has.

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[ChanMi's drama news] Lee Soo-kyeong, "Forget my comic image"

Source | 2009/08/19 | 0 comments | Permalink |

Actress Lee Soo-kyeong is in SBS new drama "Love You a Thousand Times" costarring with Jeong Kyeo-woon.

She is acting as a poor girl who wants to become a teacher. She is facing financial crisis because her father was ill and is telling her stories of her difficult life.

Jeong is acting as Baek Kang-ho who is a compassionate and loving husband who also had disheartening family past. ...| More

[ChanMi's drama news] Lee Soo-kyeong in a new SBS drama!

Source | 2009/08/18 | 0 comments | Permalink |

Lee Soo-kyeong will be in the new SBS drama "Love You a Thousand Times" and will be returning to the screens. The actress is returning to the screens after three years of break!

Her role is as S University as a law student, Ko  Eun-nim. She has been growing up under a step mother, however was able to be loved by her father and grandmother as a bright girl. She even worked for ...| More

'Romantic Island' Loses Spark

Source | 2008/12/25 | 0 comments | Permalink |

By Han Sang-hee
Staff Reporter

The Christmas season boasts many holiday movies with plots about romance, family matters and even Santa and his elves. "Romantic Island" can be added to the love story category, as four young characters leave their tiring everyday lives, arrive at one of the most beautiful islands on earth and each start to discover new sides of themselves.

Jae-hyuk, played by deep voiced Lee Seon-gyoon, is a CEO but faces a layoff by the board of directors due to radical decisions and his straightforward personality. When informed of the death of his father, who left him to live with his Filipino wife and daughter, he doesn't flinch and leaves for the island to bid his father farewell.

Meanwhile, Su-jin, played by the bubbly Lee Soo-kyeong, flies to Boracay to escape her poor family and miserable workplace. She meets the seemingly rich Jae-hyuk and resolves to fix his sour attitude.

Jeong-hwan, played by model-turned actor Lee Min-ki, is an unemployed fello...| More

"Romantic Island" for Korean couples

Source | 2008/12/22 | 0 comments | Permalink |

"Romantic Island" stars singer-turned-actress Eugene (Yoo Jin), LEE Soo-kyeong, LEE Seon-gyoon, and LEE Min-ki. As singles the four set out for a tropical island where they get romantically entangled. The film will be released on Christmas eve, a popular time for young Koreans to date.

"Real Fiction" director KANG Cheol-woo is at the helm of the romantic film. The film was shot on the island Borakay.

Eugene (Yoo Jin) also starred in the recent romantic film "Heartbreak Library". LEE Soo-kyeong had a supporting role in "Tazza: The High Rollers" ("The War of Flower"). LEE Seon-gyoon featured in HONG Sang-soo's "Night and Day". LEE Min-ki was seen in this year's romantic drama "Humming".

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