Park So-dam's alma mater Han Ye-jong graduation film festival will be "the face." "The foundation that made me."

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Actor Park So-dam has claimed to be a strong supporter for junior creators who will lead the Korean film industry in the future.

Park So-dam will participate as the face of the 28th Korea National University of Arts Film and Graduation Film Festival, the agency The Present Company said on the 6th. This participation is meaningful in that it adds to the new perspective and stories of young creators preparing for the next generation in the film industry, which is in the midst of change as a graduate and senior artist of the Korea National University of Arts.

Park So-dam, a former member of the Han Ye-jong Theater, has attracted attention at home and abroad for her unique character interpretation and in-depth acting since her debut. In particular, he has built his own presence in various works, including the film "The Black Priests," "Parasite," and the upcoming film "Gyeongju Travel," promoting the excellence of Korean films and expanding the spectrum.

The Korea National University of Arts is the only national art university in Korea that encompasses all art fields such as theater, film, dance, music, and art, and has produced numerous artistic talents through practical education and creative curriculum. Many actors leading Korean films, dramas, and stages, including actor Park So-dam, Lee Je-hoon, Park Jung-min, Byun Yo-han, and Kim Go-eun, are also from this school.

The "Han Ye-jong Film and Graduation Film Festival" has been a meaningful place where the fruits of education and creation meet the world for the first time, and where young creators' experiments and possibilities can be seen closely. The festival will introduce a total of 71 works submitted in the film and art history and professional history courses of the Korea Film Institute, bringing together various eyes and challenges from future filmmakers.

Park So-dam's participation on this stage is expected to be symbolic support and motivation for junior artists. Park So-dam also has a deep meaning to participate in this experience, recalling that this experience in school was a moment that broadened her perspective as a creator.

Park So-dam said, "The time I spent at Han Ye-jong was the most important foundation that made me what I am now," adding, "I want to add even a little help to this film festival where my juniors can tell their own stories to their heart's content."

"Actor Park So-dam's participation is exactly in line with the value of 'the possibility of young creators' that the festival aims for," the festival said. "It will deepen the meaning of the festival by adding not only his influence as an actor, but also his sincerity and respect, which is a model for his juniors as a senior artist."

In response, Park So-dam will participate in various programs such as posters and opening ceremonies as a role of announcing the film festival, empowering young people in the Korean film industry.

Meanwhile, the 28th Korea National University of Arts Film and Graduation Film Festival will begin on the 19th and run until the 22nd at East Pole in Megabox District.

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