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Kwang-Hee Choi (Online Editor of FILM 2.0))
Kwang-Hee Choi was born in 1969 in Seoul. He studied History Education at Korea University. He used to work as a reporter of the local news section and the culture section of YTN, and led the coverage team of FILM 2.0 successfully. Currently he’s working as an online editor of FILM 2.0. |
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Nancy Lang (Pop Artist)
Nancy Lang graduated in Fine Arts from Hong-Ik Unversity and Hong-Ik Graduate School and participated in numerous collected exhibitions, as well as individual exhibitions. At the New-York Time Square and the Venice Biennale in 2003, she marked a debut as an unconventional artist with her performance project “Uninvited Dreams and Conflicts; Taboo Yogini Series”. She had a collaboration video project with world renowned rock group "Linkin Park" commissioned by "Warner Music"
and "Louis Vuitton" in 2003 and in 2005 respectively. She’s widening her scope of activity as modeling for some TV commercials, hosting TV shows, and running her own brand “Nancy Lang” as a director, designer, and VMD and so on. She created an approachable book that introduced masterpiece paintings and remakes, “Artist Nancy Lang’s Modern Art in Bikinis” published in May 2006. |
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Soo-Chang Gong (Filmmaker)
Soo-Chang Gong was born in 1961. He studied Korean Literature at Han-Yang University. He has written a lot of scenarios such as <Oh! Land of Dream>(1989), <The Night before the Strike>(1990), <White Badge>(1992), <No Exit>(1993), <Incidental Journey>(1994), <If it snows on Christmas>(1998), <The Ring Virus>, <Tell Me Something>(1999), <R-Point>(2004). Especially, <R-Point> is the very first work both written and directed by him.
Currently he’s worked as a creative director of <Coma> co-produced by OCN and Sio Film and he’s made the opening and ending part of this mystery/thriller TV series. |
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