The list of projects I've contributed on. There are so many, and there are still more to come! Hooray!

Dramas I've contributed on <3

MBC, KOCOWA

After working as Miss Lee at Goong Real Estates 17 years ago, Lee Goong Bok is now a real estate expert with an apartment in Seoul and owns a shopping district. However, she is having a difficult time due to the aftermath of Goong Real Estates president's son Seo Tae Hwa's incident. Tae Hwa grew up with Yang Su Jin, a girl of a mysterious death, during his childhood years in Goong Apartments. Su Jin was found dead a day after Tae Hwa confessed his feelings for her and got rejected. Miss Lee tries to cover up her death, regardless of whether it was murder or suicide, to get Goong Apartments redevelopment approved. Miss Lee and veteran detective In Ho Chul dig to uncover the truth behind Yang Su Jin's death while chasing after suspects and confronting everything in their way.

She Knows Everything

Snoopy Investigation Team

Adopted by an American family when he was just a boy, Mark (Ma Dong Seok) hasn’t stepped foot on Korean soil for 30 years. A former arm wrestling champion, he has been supporting himself by working as a bouncer at bars and as a security guard at various big-box stores. Tired of feeling lonely and unfulfilled, Mark allows an old friend of his, Jin Ki (Kwon Yool), to convince him to participate in an upcoming arm wrestling tournament in South Korea. With the promise of an easy victory and the address of the mother who abandoned him all those years ago, Mark finds himself on a plane headed home.

Upon arrival, Jin Ki holds true to his world, giving Mark his biological mother’s address. But Mark isn’t sure he’s ready for this particular meeting. Eventually Mark musters up the courage to visit his mother, only to find that she passed away several years ago. Gone though she may be, Mark soon finds that he’s not entirely without family. Meeting a step-sister he never knew he had, Mark is warmly accepted by the widowed Soo Jin (Han Ye Ri) and her adorable children, Joon Hyung (Choi Seung Hoon) and Joon Hee (Ock Ye Rin).

As Mark spends more time with his sister and her children, he finds the bitter loneliness of his old life slowly melting away. With the support of his new family, Mark prepares for the upcoming tournament, determined to leave an indelible mark on the world of professional arm wrestling.

An endearing story of love and determination, “Champion” is a 2018 sports comedy film directed by Kim Yong Wan.

Champion

We are the Champions 

Once part of Korea's top-secret National Intelligence Service, a group of talented female agents is reassigned to go undercover in a case involving corruption and leaked trade secrets at the country's largest conglomerate. After several mistakes during important missions, Chan Mi was reassigned to the cybersecurity team but dreamed of returning to her former role. Mi Soon has left agent life behind and become a full-time homemaker. Meanwhile, Ye Eun, a smart, single mom and desk agent, dreams of being promoted to an undercover spymaster working in the field. Their lives collide when Kwan Soo, a longtime director in the NIS, recruits all three for a do-or-die mission.

Good Casting

The Perfect Cast

Choi Se Hoon (Jung Il Woo) is the head of G.Choi, a chart-topping K-pop entertainment agency with a top-billing roster of star acts.

Many think he is blessed with the Midas touch, and he too believes he can make a star out of just about anyone he chooses to. He is rich and successful – but also aloof, arrogant, and conceited.

One day, he meets a very unusual individual, Lee Yi Ryung (Jin Se Yeon), an innocent and naïve young woman from a humble and conservative countryside family. In almost every way, she is his polar opposite: shy, not brash, and humble, not self-important.

He decides to recruit her to become G.Choi’s latest star, but is shocked to discover that she expresses no interest in becoming a K-pop singer.

Things get even more complicated when he starts to fall for her – and discovers that winning this young woman’s heart is much harder than manufacturing K-pop success! Can Choi Se Hoo change his ways – and win her heart?

“High-End Crush” is a 2015 South Korean-Chinese drama series directed by Ji Young Soo.

High-End Crush

♡ Crush Team ♡

Twenty years ago, Yoon Ji Soo (Jeon So Nee) fell in love with a man who made her heart sing. As a freshman in the college of music, Ji Soo didn’t expect to catch the eye of Han Jae Hyun (Jinyoung), a popular, headstrong law school student, but she did. Falling for him as quickly as he fell for her, the two experienced one of the most beautiful moments any two people can experience together: their first love. But like so many first loves, theirs wouldn’t last forever.

Now in her forties, Ji Soo (Lee Bo Young) is a single mother, working a contract job in a desperate attempt to make ends meet. Jae Hyun (Yoo Ji Tae), on the other hand, is a successful, ambitious businessman who has pursued wealth and honor, above all else. Far different than the man he once was, Jae Hyun is hardly recognizable as the headstrong kid he used to be. But when fate brings Ji Soo back into his life, she recognizes him almost immediately.

Suddenly back in each other’s lives, Ji Soo and Jae Hyun have been granted a rare opportunity to start over. But can two people really separated by so many years and experiences, really reignite a flame that flickered out so many years ago?

A story of first loves and second chances, “When My Love Blooms” is a 2020 romantic drama directed by Song Jung Hyun.

When My Love Blooms

💘 When My Love Blooms Team 💘

Students at the Korean National Police University, Ki Joon (Park Seo Joon) and Kee Yeol (Kang Ha Neul) have a long way to go before they become official officers of the law but that doesn’t stop them from dreaming. One their way back from a club one night, they happen to witness a kidnapping and immediately jump into action, alerting the local officers of what just happened. However, swamped with other cases, the local police station has no time to take on the case. Knowing the critical hours are quickly dwindling, Ki Joon and Kee Yeol jump into action.

Tracking down the kidnappers, the pair of cadets find that the kidnappers are part of a gang running an egg harvesting ring. With dozens of girls locked up for harvesting, Ki Joon and Kee Yeol break into the gang’s hideout, determined to rescue the girls. However, the thugs prove too much for the amateur cops. Beaten down and locked up themselves, the pair are embarrassed by their own inadequacies.

After finding a way to escape, the two harden their resolve, knowing they may be those girls’ only chance of rescue. Despite being advised to let the professionals handle the case, Ki Joon and Ki Yeol continue with their investigation, determined to find the criminals and bring them to justice. Can a pair of police academy cadets really take down one of the country’s most sinister crime organizations?

An action-packed romp with lots of laughs, “Midnight Runners” is a 2017 action comedy film directed by Jason Kim.

Midnight Runners

The son of a wealthy family, Byun Hyuk (Choi Siwon) has spent his entire life wanting for nothing. With the family’s large company always serving as a fall-back, Byun Hyuk has never bothered to make any specific life goals or even dream any particular dreams. He has simply flitted through life, doing as he pleases, without any real direction or purpose. But all that changes after he meets Baek Joon (Kang Sora).

A hard-working woman with very specific dreams and goals, Baek Joon is all too familiar with the day-to-day struggles of life. Having graduated from a good university, Baek Joon should have been able to land a good job at a good company, but it just never happened. Needing to make money any way she could, Baek Joon began taking on part-time jobs to make ends meet. With a positive attitude and an innate sense of justice, Baek Joon goes through life trying to do as much good as she can but she’s pushed to her limits when Byun Hyuk walks into her life.

Growing up sheltered from the harsh realities of life, Byun Hyuk gets a serious reality check when he decides to move into a small studio apartment in Baek Joon’s neighborhood. Keeping his identity a secret, Baek Joon has no idea who her new neighbor is, but it doesn’t take her long to realize he’s in serious need of some help. Taking Byun Hyuk under her wing, Baek Joon begins to teach her new neighbor some very valuable life lessons and together they begin to make their way into a brave new world.

A story of life, love, and bravely moving forward, “Revolutionary Love” is a 2017 romantic drama directed by Song Hyun Wook.

Revolutionary Love

A graphic designer in her mid-twenties, Sol Ah (Shin Ye Eun) harbors dreams of becoming a web-based comic author and has always had a love-hate relationship with cats.

But Sol Ah’s life changes fast when she brings home a friendly feline. It turns out, however, that this is not any old cat. Named Hong Jo, he can take human form (and is played by Kim Myung Soo, aka L of K-pop boy band Infinite).

Hong Jo becomes exceptionally fond of So Ah, and goes to great pains to hide his human identity from her. He soon proves that he will do anything that is required in order to stay near her.

Will Hong Jo manage to keep his identity a secret? And what could be in store for this remarkable feline-human duo as their relationship deepens?

This drama is based on a web-based comic series written by Go A Ra. The original comic series ran from 2009 to 2010.

“Meow, the Secret Boy” is a 2020 South Korean drama series directed by Ji Byung Hyun.

Meow, the Secret Boy

The Purrrrr-fect Team

An innovator in the world of artificial intelligence programming, Moon Ha Won (Jung Hae In) has made quite a name for himself in the AI industry. The founder and brain behind the popular portal site, M&H, Ha Won is a man everyone knows. A man devoted to his work, everyone knows he doesn’t take what he does lightly and expects his employees to follow suit, but he’s also known as a kindhearted, rational thinker, who never gets angry and never loses his cool. An ideal man, with a soft heart, Ha Won believes that when it comes to love, having even a small fraction of his love’s heart is enough to sustain him. But that theory is put to the test when Han Seo Woo (Chae Soo Bin) wanders into his world.

A classical music recording engineer, Seo Woo hasn’t had the easiest life. With no family to support her, and no place to call home, Seo Woo has spent the majority of her life wandering and alone. Despite her difficulties, Seo Woo has managed to keep an open and optimistic mindset, believing that all things happen for a reason. Wandering down the path life has laid before her, Seo Woo soon finds herself crossing paths with Ha Won. As the two begin a journey together, they come to find that sometimes two different halves really can make a whole.

A fun romantic romp, “A Piece of Your Mind” is a 2020 romantic comedy drama directed by Lee Sang Yeob.

A Piece of Your Mind

A Piece Of Your Heart Team

KBS02

Rumors surround Don Hyuk, a highly praised high school fighter, after his girlfriend's sudden suicide. Plagued by the trauma, he is quick to fight if someone even mentions her name, landing him in juvenile detention. After his release, he returns to school, where he comes across a poem written by Chan Hong, a particularly average student who has a knack for writing. Eventually, Don Hyuk discovers a clue about his girlfriend's death and approaches Chan Hong to help him investigate, and in exchange, he will serve as Chan Hong's personal bodyguard. This contractual relationship entangles them both in a series of dramatic events as they try to uncover the truth behind the suicide.

How to Buy a Friend

Poems & Fists Team

A highly successful lawyer, Ki Moo Hyeok (Yoon Kyun Sang) has more interest in making money and winning his next case, than he does anything else. At the top of his game, he had everything he could possibly want and more. But that all changed the day he decided to take on a murder case at a local high school.

Dealing with such sensitive matters, Moo Hyeok’s reputation plummets. Desperate to save both his reputation and his career, there’s only one thing he can do: go undercover to reveal the truth. 

Posing as a temporary teacher at the high school in which the murder took place, Moo Hyeok begins to realize there’s more going on at this school than anyone could possibly imagine. Recognizing that both criminals and victims come in many forms, Moo Hyeok teams up with his fellow teacher, Ha So Hyun (Geum Sae Rok), to protect the innocent while seeing that criminals, of every age, are brought to justice.

“Mr. Temporary” is a 2019 Korean drama directed by Seong Yong Il.

Mr. Temporary

JTBC

Growing up an ordinary country blacksmith, Lee Soo (Seo Ji Hoon) had no idea he would ever rule all of Joseon; but, at the age of twenty-three, that’s exactly what happened. Now as king, Lee Soo is finding it hard to adapt to the restrictions of palace life, especially where matters of the heart are concerned.

Having loved Gae Ddong (Gong Seung Yeon) for as long as he can remember, he always thought she would be the one he would someday marry; but now, as king, that dream has become nothing short of impossible. As a commoner, Lee Soo has no chance of making Gae Ddong his bride but that doesn’t stop him from trying.

Hiring the best matchmaking agency in Joseon, Lee Soo asks the talented Flower Crew to transform his first love into a noblewoman. Accepting the king’s request, Ma Hoon (Kim Min Jae), Do Joon (Byun Woo Suk), and Go Young Soo (Park Ji Hoon) take Gae Ddong into their care. There’s just one problem, transformations like this aren’t easy and there’s a lot of work to do!

Risking their lives to help the king, can the Flower Crew help Gae Ddong blossom into a beautiful noble flower or will this job prove to be impossible?

Based on the novel by Kim Yi Rang, “Flower Crew: Joseon Marriage Agency” is a 2019 Viki Original historical romantic comedy drama directed by Kim Ga Ram.

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