I played a minor role as a store owner and completed the scene in one take without any retakes.

I recreated several roles, including Yi Seong-gye.

I was cast in an image-focused minor role as the head of security. The staff liked my on-set ad-libs and gave me another scene, where I received positive feedback for my improvised lines and ad-libs.

I played Manager Park. My middle-aged-man-style improvised ad-libs made everyone on set burst out laughing and helped create a positive atmosphere.

As Team Leader Park, I portrayed a team leader who could plausibly work at a company in a variety of ways.

I played the owner of an herbal medicine shop who tries and fails to assault the female lead. He initially treats her kindly, then suddenly changes, creating a frightening atmosphere and earning the director's satisfied approval.

In this production, I played the head of a family who escapes North Korea and builds a life in South Korea, striving to portray his process of adapting with genuine emotion.

This musical is based on singer Yoon Young-a's autobiography. After performances in the United States, it was staged in Korea, where I played 3 roles and delivered a diverse range of performances.

We adapted the work in a Korean style, rehearsed with the company members for 5 months, and successfully completed the production.

I performed theater at cra Arts School on Jeju Island. Because these were short plays, I performed multiple works in a variety of roles.

I played a psychological counselor who accurately sees through the protagonist's state of mind and guides them from psychological anxiety toward stability.

This film concerns astronomical science, and I played Dr. Baek, a character with specialized knowledge. I approached the role with a style reminiscent of the well-known Gwedo.

I played a department head at a company that operates a capital lending business. He repeatedly scolds the protagonist because he dislikes their emotional sensibility and work style. The pollen-hating department head receives a satisfying revenge from the protagonist in the final scene.

This story delivers a social message, and I played an anchor who speaks with experts who could plausibly exist in the real world.

I played a food truck owner who sells takoyaki to the protagonist. After learning how to make it in just 10 minutes after arriving on set, I made it myself while acting, and everyone was satisfied.

Department of Chinese Language and Chinese Studies

I spent 6 months studying Chinese in Tianjin, China.

03/1999 ~ 02/2003