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Jin Ki-joo Teams Up with Cha Tae-hyun & Jo In-sung: First Actor Signed by 'Base Camp Company'

Jin Ki-joo Teams Up with Cha Tae-hyun & Jo In-sung: First Actor Signed by 'Base Camp Company'
Jin Ki-joo
Actress Jin Ki-joo embarks on a new journey with 'Base Camp Company'.

Base Camp Company, a new agency co-founded by actors Cha Tae-hyun and Jo In-sung, announced on the 24th that Jin Ki-joo has joined as their first signed actor.

Base Camp Company stated, "We are thrilled to welcome Jin Ki-joo, an actor who has proven her acting skills through a variety of works and has consistently been loved by the public. We promise to provide unwavering support for Jin Ki-joo and ask for your continued interest and anticipation for her future endeavors."

Celebrating her 10th debut anniversary this year, Jin Ki-joo made her debut in the 2015 tvN drama 'Second 20s' and has since solidified her position as an actress with roles in 'Misty', 'Come and Hug Me', 'The Secret Life of My Secretary', 'My Perfect Stranger', and movies like 'Little Forest' and 'The Land of Happiness'.

Jin Ki-joo recently received much love from viewers for her role as a temporary high school teacher, Oh Soo-ah, in the MBC drama 'Undercover High School', where she showcased her versatility in both romantic and comedic scenes. Additionally, in the Disney+ original series 'Uncle Samsik', she portrayed Ju Ye-jin, a character with strong convictions during a turbulent period in Korean modern history, delivering a powerful performance.

Jin Ki-joo has confirmed her next role in the Netflix series 'Real Education' (literal title), where she will play a former special forces member turned school inspector, starring alongside Kim Mu-yeol and Lee Sung-min.

As Jin Ki-joo marks her 10th debut anniversary with a fresh start at Base Camp Company, there is growing interest in what the future holds for her.

(SBS Entertainment News | Kang Sun-ae)
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