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Actor Cho Jae-hyun will teach at Sungshin Women’s University’s College of Convergence Arts, the school announced last week.
The 46-year-old will be teaching two acting courses ― basic acting and “acting and documentaries” ― starting next month at the school’s department of acting for visual media. The Convergence Arts College was founded last year, with Son Seung-hwan, CEO of PMC Production and the producer of homegrown hit musical “Nanta,” taking charge as its president.
Cho, who holds a master’s degree in performing and visual media from ChungAng University, has appeared in more than 20 films since 1990, including director Kim Ki-duk’s “Bad Guy” (2005) and Im Kwon-taek’s “Beyond the Years” (2007). He has been serving as the director of DMZ International Documentary Festival since 2009.
Cho is currently shooting two indie films ― director Jeon Soo-il’s “El Condor Pasa,” and Jeon Gyu-hwan’s “Moogae.” He’s also appearing on jTBC’s medical drama “Syndrome” in the leading role.
By Claire Lee (dyc@heraldcorp.com)
The 46-year-old will be teaching two acting courses ― basic acting and “acting and documentaries” ― starting next month at the school’s department of acting for visual media. The Convergence Arts College was founded last year, with Son Seung-hwan, CEO of PMC Production and the producer of homegrown hit musical “Nanta,” taking charge as its president.
Cho, who holds a master’s degree in performing and visual media from ChungAng University, has appeared in more than 20 films since 1990, including director Kim Ki-duk’s “Bad Guy” (2005) and Im Kwon-taek’s “Beyond the Years” (2007). He has been serving as the director of DMZ International Documentary Festival since 2009.
Cho is currently shooting two indie films ― director Jeon Soo-il’s “El Condor Pasa,” and Jeon Gyu-hwan’s “Moogae.” He’s also appearing on jTBC’s medical drama “Syndrome” in the leading role.
By Claire Lee (dyc@heraldcorp.com)
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