Ever since graduating from college, Jeong Kim has been working as a staff writer and critic for a variety of media sites, covering stories pertaining to film, television, and other forms of entertainment for the last forty years. While he was a reporter for the “Dong-A Ilbo” newspaper and a Hollywood correspondent for “Sport Seoul,” the film and music industries were his beat. His role at IBS, a global satellite broadcaster that reaches Korean communities, was to produce news programs about Hollywood. The monthly magazine “Komerican” appointed him editor-in-chief after he had worked there for three years as a staff writer. Typically, his pieces would appear in art and film magazines. He contributed to the monthly Korean magazine “Arts World” for many years covering arts and culture, movies, and theater. He currently writes film reviews for the “Korea Daily,” the most widely read Korean-language daily newspaper.