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Joo Hee-sun | |
|---|---|
| Nationality | South Korean |
| Occupation | Music video director |
| Korean name | |
| Hangul | 주희선 |
| Revised Romanization | Ju Hui-seon |
| McCune–Reischauer | Chu Hŭisŏn |
Joo Hee-sun is a South Korean music video director, and CEO of Iceland. Joo directed numerous music videos of Korean K-pop artists such as Kara and Sistar. [1] [2]
| Year | Notes |
|---|---|
| 2001 | Graduated SBS Academy Digital video directing course |
| 2002–2005 | Assistant Director of Hookfilm |
| 2006–2007 | Assistant Director of freelancer |
| 2008 – May, 2009 | Director of 13creative unit |
| Jun, 2009 – Feb, 2011 | CEO, Director of ICELAND |
| Feb, 2011 – Oct, 2011 | Director of December32 |
| Oct, 2011 – present | CEO, Director of ICELAND |
| Year | Artist | title |
|---|---|---|
| 2007 | Lee Jung-hyun | Summer Dance |
| Jin Sung | Eraser | |
| Banana girl | Chocolate | |
| Son Dam-bi spot | Cry Eye | |
| TSZX | Dance in the Rain | |
| Super Junior-T | RoKuKeo | |
| MC the Max | Returns | |
| If the Love Ends | ||
| Cry | ||
| Wonder Girls | Tell Me | |
| 2008 | Son Dam-bi | Bad Boy |
| Invisible Man | ||
| Crazy | ||
| Liu Xin | True Color | |
| Lee Hyun-ji | Kiss Me Kiss Me | |
| 2009 | Kara | Honey |
| After School | Ah~ | |
| Diva | ||
| Son Dam-bi | Saturday Night | |
| AJ | Dancing Shoes | |
| U-Kiss | ManManHaNi | |
| MBLAQ | Yeah~ | |
| One Two | Starry Night | |
| Brave Brothers spot | Brave Sound | |
| Brave Brothers | Invisible | |
| Taegoon | Superstar | |
| Betaryed | ||
| Eun Ji-won | Siren | |
| Shin Jae | My Heart Hurts | |
| 2010 | After School | Bang! |
| Let's Do It | ||
| Moon Ji-eun | Hibiye Hibiyo | |
| An Jin-kyoung | Bad Love | |
| An Jin-kyoung | Love is Pathetic | |
| DJ DOC spot | Taste for the Arts | |
| DJ DOC | I’m a Guy Like This | |
| Teen Top | Clap | |
| SISTAR | Push Push | |
| Shady Girl | ||
| UKISS | Round and Round | |
| Shut Up | ||
| Orange Caramel | A-ing | |
| Teen Top | Supa Luv | |
| Heo Young-saeng | Let it go | |
| TVXQ | Before U Go (Co-Directing) | |
| 2011 | Teen Top | Crazy |
| B1A4 | Beautiful Target | |
| Rainbow | To Me | |
| KARA | Jet Coaster Love | |
| I Want To Send “Thank You” Now | ||
| Go Go Summer | ||
| Step | ||
| Winter Magic | ||
| Jang Woo-hyuk | Weekend Night | |
| MBLAQ | Monarisa | |
| UKISS | 0330 | |
| B1A4 | OK | |
| Rainbow | Mach | |
| SISTAR | Ma Boy | |
| So Cool | ||
| 2012 | SISTAR | Alone |
| KARA | Girls Power | |
| Speed Up | ||
| Rainbow | Gonna Gonna Go | |
| 2013 | Stellar | Study |
| SISTAR | Give It to Me | |
| 2014 | Touch My Body | |
| 2016 | Brave Girls | Deepened |
| UP10TION | Tonight | |
| Apink | Only One | |
| 2017 | Hello Venus | Mysterious |
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