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- Jun Kim is an actor based in Korea who has starred in feature films and tv series with representation and credentials both in Korea and the US. Having grown up in Hong Kong during his youth, he speaks four different languages - Cantonese, Mandarin, Korean, and English. His dream as an actor is to work on international projects that transcend culture barriers.
My blog
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Gochu Trailer
Tuesday, Nov 17, 2009 2:33PM / Standard Entry
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Hello from LA
Wednesday, Jun 24, 2009 6:01AM / Standard Entry
Well its been a while. I've relocated to LA as I enter Chapter 3 of my life. Its daunting as I venture into a new town at a not so young age while purposely disregarding the safety net of Korea. I've heard The Scam did well receiving about 1.7 million viewers when it finally closed. Though I played a supporting role, i am happy about adding a successful comic role to my spectrum.
Lets see, since I've been here I've done an independent short called The Forgotten. You can check out the making of and the trailer at www.forgottenshortfilm.com. Check out the last vestiges of my perm from Korea. We played it at two indy festivals recently, and we're in the process of submitting to other festivals. In the meanwhile I will be hustling for a living and a role like all the rest of the actors in LA.
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"The Scam" 1st in Opening Weekend Box Office!
Thursday, Feb 19, 2009 4:24AM / Standard Entry
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How I Got my Start
Saturday, Dec 20, 2008 8:59PM / Standard Entry
i am not a big picture guy. most of the pictures i take are because i do interviews, headshots, spreads and etc. but i keep on going back to this picture. in some ways, i feel like i am looking at a different person - someone who was ambitious, excited, and brimming with naive optimism about starting a new career. i remember reading stanislavski's theory on acting and experimenting with his ideas during rehearsals and the show. that was a total adventure in itself. I also met my ex through this experience. we didn't want anybody to know that we were dating so before every show, we would have coffee at a nearby jazz club and watch other cast members enter the theater followed by her, then me. there was also this one scene in the beginning of the second act when we enter center stage together. we would both go backstage 5 minutes before our entrance and wait in the dark holding hands. it was a major distraction in terms of staying in character, but i didn't give a shit. it remains to this day, as one of the most nostalgic times of my life.
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Poster for "The Scam"
Saturday, Dec 20, 2008 8:27PM / Standard Entry
I am not on it except my name. But I'm putting it up anyways. I have appointed myself the head of overseas marketing exclusively via AnD. Since there's nothing much going on for me at the moment, might as well get diligent with something.
