I’ve been shooting, editing and directing my own films since 2019, starting with InterV, a documentary startup blending journalism and experimental cinema. But even before that: in 2016-2017 I was part of the Gracie-award winning Elise Tries series at NPR, by Elise Hu, as a sound recordist, translator and production assistant. At Korea Exposé, from 2016-2018, I produced and story-edited Korea Exposé’s video team, creating documentaries and videos covering the peninsula, for different social media platforms. 

I’m currently the managing editor of an ongoing archival project by feminist videographers in Korea, triggered by the nationwide protests surrounding Yoon Suk-yeol’s martial law crisis.