Spot Info
Real Name: Cho Chang-Ho
Personal Details
Nationality: Korean
Mother Tongue: Korean
Languages Known: Korean
Birth Place: Hongcheon County, South Korea
Born on: 1972
Age As On Today: 53 years
Hometown: Hongcheon County
Gender: Male
Education Details
College: Seoul Institute of Arts
Education Qualification: Direction in film
Cho Chang-Ho is a South Korean Film Editor. Cho Chang-Ho was born in South Korea in 1972 in Hongcheon Country. He studied and practised Film Directing at the Seoul Institute of the Arts.
He started his filmmaking journey as an Assistant Director in Yim Soon-Rye’s “Three Friends” in 1996, Kim Ki-Duk’s “Birdcage Inn” in 1998, “Bad Guy” in 2002, Byun Hyuk’s “Interview” in 2000.
Cho also wrote and directed “Lovers Vanished” in 2010 and “The Peter Pan” in 2006. He has also cast actors for “Lovers Vanished”. Other several films like” Fantastic Parasuicides” in 2007, “Bad Guy” in 2001, “Interview” in 2000.
In 2002 he wrote and also directed “A Little Indian Boy”, a short film.
Cho Chang-ho made his debut in a feature directorial debut in 2005. This film led to the entry to several international film festivals. He took Jury Prize at the 9th Deauville Asian Film Festival, not only that Cho won the Best Young Director at the 27th Durban International Film Festival.
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Professional Details
Skills: Screenplay Writer
Profession: Action Director
Agent: OPUS Picture Company
Physical Details
Eye colour: Black
Hair Colour: White
Career
Debut Year: 2005
First Break: The Peter Pan Formula
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Awards: Best Young Director (2006)
Achievements: In 2006, 27th Durban International Film Festival: Best Young Director (The Peter Pan Formula)