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Glue
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Film
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
One Block at a Time
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Film
Cinematographer
Noise
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Film (short)
by June Kyu Park (Drama)
Director, Editor, Producer, Writer, Production designer A homeless and drug addicted 18-year-old girl tries to pay her debt through a sterilization operation.
Dietro gli occhiali bianchi
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Film
Camera and Electrical Department
The Book of Judith
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Film
Camera and Electrical Department
Drama
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Film (short)
by Tian Guan (Comedy and Drama)
Visual effects, Cinematographer A young couple who are about to have sex in a car but realize that there are no more condoms left. Right at that moment, they see a young woman standing at the corner of an intersection not far from them. The girl in the car believes the young lady is a prostitute and asks the guy to ask her for a condom. The guy hesitates to go because he thinks the lady is not, and he doesn't want to be awkward. While they are arguing about the lady, a guy walks to her. Written by Anonymous
Kingdom of Silence
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Film (short)
by June Kyu Park (Drama, Military/War and Romance)
Director, Editor, Producer, Visual effects, Sound department, Writer The story about an American girl who is in love with a Middle Eastern guy, discovers the sad reality that is pulling them away.
Treeman
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Film (short)
by Claire Ying-Chin Wang (Drama, Fantasy and Mystery)
Camera and Electrical Department A failed actor struggles with his marriage, career, and his metamorphosis into a tree.
Auntie Sue
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Film (short)
by Tanya Schiller (Drama and Mystery)
Camera and Electrical Department A woman is entangled with the memories of her past and she struggles with a confrontation with her family.
Vera
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Film (short)
by June Kyu Park (Drama, Fantasy and Mystery)
Director, Editor, Producer, Visual effects, Sound department A 6-year-old girl's experience that the people around her keep intimidating her, forces her to steal her friend's barbie doll.
Servant
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Film (short)
by Tian Guan (Fantasy)
Visual effects An experimental-fiction dark comedy about a man sits on his bed in his room. He is going to commit suicide today with a saw. When he is about to do so, he suddenly realize that he forgot his reason for suicide. As he begins to recall his memory, he recognizes he is stuck in a giant flowerpot. What's even worse is he keeps sinking into the dirt. Written by Anonymous
Beauty Evaporates
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Film (short)
by June Kyu Park (Adventure)
Director, Editor, Producer, Sound department, Cinematographer, Composer The sympathy and the respect for the analogue medium. The ritual for the farewell.
The Song
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Film
by Joon Sung (Documentary and Musical)
Camera and Electrical Department, Cinematographer A film about the song that is sung by a professional singer at one's funeral in Korea. This is my artistic pursuit to capture a nation's cultural heritage, which is fast disappearing. The intention of this film is to interpret Sangyeo-Sori as a universal language and to dig into the margins of reality for the song in present-day Korea which is barely practiced. Written by Anonymous
The Bat
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Film (short)
by June Kyu Park
Director, Editor, Writer A middle school boy 'Kwak' adores 'Chul-woong' who can beat down every kid in the neighborhood, a symbol of power. Kwak has an old friend called 'Darky' who raises bat. His face is so dark that Chul-woong always makes fun of him and bullies him with a black plastic bag. Becoming complicated between his friend Darky and Chul-woong, Kwak finally chooses to stick with Chulwoong. One day, Darky rages against Chul-woong. He sneaks into the empty classroom and breaks the Chul-woong's billiard cue that he has always carried with. Kwak accidentally witnesses that and tells on to Chul-woong. Next day, on the bus, where they've always met together, Chul-woong comes up with the face bruised, and Darky never appears. Suddenly, a bat flies into the bus, causes a disturbance. Written by Anonymous
Keulraesik
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Film
by Jae-young Kwak (Drama and Romance)
Miscellaneous Crew Shy Ji-hae's friend is having problems expressing her feelings to the boy she loves, so she asks Ji-hae to write e-mails to him in her name. As the boy falls in love with her letters, Ji-hae discovers the story of her mother's romance which is remarkably similar to her own circumstances. Written by Anonymous
39 and a Half
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Syracuse University
(2011-2015)