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- A Korean actor, Moon Choi (최문경, 崔文瓊) grew up in Korea, Japan and the United States. Since 2005 she has acted in several theater works and Moon made her first commercial feature film debut in Korea with the award-winning <Lifting King Kong (aka. Bronze Medalist)>. Her recent short film <Mark’s Festival>, in which she acted in Korean and English as a female lead, will be screened in Seoul in January, 2012.
Moon performs in fluent Korean, Japanese and English.
必要資料: 崔文瓊
- 加入日期: 5602天
- 性別: 女
- 生日: 12月24日
- 地區: 香港 , Korea
- 語言: 英語, 日語, 韓語, 意大利語
- 血型: B
- 生肖: 虎
關於我
A Korean actor, Moon Choi (최문경, 崔文瓊) grew up in Korea, Japan and the United States. Since 2005 she has acted in several theater works including the leads in Shakespeare's , and a classic French play which were both staged in the largest amphitheater in Asia, located in Seoul.
At UC Berkeley, Moon performed in a modern American play, a physical theater piece, a musical and directed a piece of the Theatre of Absurd by Samuel Beckett.
After receiving the M&D prize for extraordinary contributions to theater in UC Berkeley, Moon made her first commercial feature film debut in Korea with the award-winning. For her characterization into a teenage weightlifting champion, Moon had to put on weight and had professional weightlifting training 8 hours a day for three months.
Since 2010, Moon has been working with several independent filmmakers and her own independent film production team, Seoulite Films as an actor, screenwriter and a director in Korea. Moon performs in fluent Korean, Japanese and English. Her recent short film, in which she acted in Korean and English(with British accent) as a female lead, will be screened in Seoul in January, 2012.
At UC Berkeley, Moon performed in a modern American play, a physical theater piece, a musical and directed a piece of the Theatre of Absurd by Samuel Beckett.
After receiving the M&D prize for extraordinary contributions to theater in UC Berkeley, Moon made her first commercial feature film debut in Korea with the award-winning
Since 2010, Moon has been working with several independent filmmakers and her own independent film production team, Seoulite Films as an actor, screenwriter and a director in Korea. Moon performs in fluent Korean, Japanese and English. Her recent short film
