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Nationality
  
South Korean

Height
  
1.66 m

Hangul
  
신세경

Role
  
Actress


Years active
  
1998-present

Name
  
Shin Se-kyung

Occupation
  
Actress

McCune–Reischauer
  
Shin Segyong

Agent
  
Namoo Actors

Shin Se-kyung Netizens impressed with Shin Se Kyung and Moon Geun


Born
  
July 29, 1990 (age 33) (
1990-07-29
)
Seoul, South Korea

Awards
  
Blue Dragon Film Award Popular Star Award - Female

Nominations
  
Blue Dragon Film Award for Best New Actress

Movies and TV shows
  
Similar People
  
Yoo Ah‑in, Park Yoochun, Song Seung‑heon, Lee Ha‑nui, Lee Dong Wook

Profiles


Revised Romanization
  
Sin Se-gyeong

Shin se kyung


Shin Se-kyung (born July 29, 1990) is a South Korean actress and singer. She started as a child actress and had her breakthrough in 2009 with the sitcom High Kick Through the Roof. Since then she starred in the films Hindsight (2011), R2B: Return to Base (2012) and Tazza: The Hidden Card (2014), as well as the television series Deep Rooted Tree (2011), The Girl Who Sees Smells (2015) and Six Flying Dragons (2015-2016).

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Education

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Shin graduated at Shinmok Highschool. After highchool she went to Chung-Ang University to study Performing Arts.

1998–2009: Beginnings as a child actress

Shin made her entertainment debut at eight years old in 1998 when she was featured on the cover and poster for Seo Taiji's solo album Take Five. As a child actress, she also appeared in the children's show Ppo Ppo Ppo ("Kiss Kiss Kiss") and 2005 historical drama Toji ("Land").

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After a small part in My Little Bride, she subsequently had starring roles in Cinderella, Acoustic and the segment "Believe in the Moment" in Five Senses of Eros, as well as a well-received turn as the younger version of Princess Cheonmyeong in Queen Seondeok.

2009–present: Rising popularity and leading roles

Shin failed to gain a large following until her breakthrough role as a housemaid on the second season of the popular TV sitcom High Kick! in 2009. In 2010 she filmed a seven-episode arc for the reality show series I'm Real which profiled her everyday life while vacationing in Hawaii.

Building on her sitcom fame, Shin signed on to numerous television commercials and print advertisement and even made her as one of the most sought celebrity endorser. Lead roles in high-profile acting projects followed, among them film noir Hindsight with Song Kang-ho, the highly rated historical drama Deep Rooted Tree with Jang Hyuk and Han Suk-kyu, and aerial action film R2B: Return to Base with Rain.

However, Shin's next project Fashion King (2012) was poorly received by audiences, particularly its controversial ending.

Shin then released her first digital single, "You Were Sweet," which she recorded to promote a coffee franchise she models for. A former singer trainee in middle school, Shin has also contributed songs to the soundtrack of Hindsight, the charity album Love Tree Project, and did her own singing in showcase piece Acoustic. In 2012, she recorded a Christmas carol duet with Epitone Project.

Shin returned to television in the 2013 melodrama When a Man Falls in Love opposite Song Seung-heon, but she received criticism from viewers for her passive character. The same year Shin was choosen as the first ever korean representative celebrity muse for Guess watches In 2014, she played a more "bold and confident" role in the gambling film Tazza: The Hidden Card, followed by the fantasy-action series Blade Man.

In a break from her usual dramatic roles, Shin played an aspiring comedian in the webtoon adaptation The Girl Who Sees Smells in 2015 as the titular character, her supernatural ability to visualize scents is tapped to catch a serial killer.Despite of just average ratings the drama manage to top Contents Power Index (CPI) rankings for the most influential dramas. Shin then reunited with Fashion King costar Yoo Ah-in in Six Flying Dragons (2015-2016), where both actors won 4 awards for their great performance. Its another period drama from the screenwriters of Deep Rooted Tree.

In 2017, Shin starred in tvN's fantasy-romance drama The Bride of Habaek alongside Nam Joo-hyuk.

Ambassadorial Role

  • In January 15, 2014 Shin appointed as Goodwill ambassador for UNESCO's Korean Committee. UNESCO is the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization. Its purpose to contribute to peace and security by promoting international collaboration through education, science and culture in order to further universal respect for justice the rule of law and human rights along with fundamental freedom proclaimed in UN talents.
  • Personal life

    On October 20, 2010, Shin and popular boy band SHINee member Jonghyun were spotted dating by a local news outlet; their agencies confirmed the relationship on October 26. After nine months of dating, Shin and Jonghyun broke up in June 2011, citing their busy schedules.

    Filmography

    Actress
    2020
    Run On (TV Series) as
    Oh Mi Joo
    2019
    Rookie Historian Goo Hae-Ryung (TV Series) as
    Goo Hae Ryung
    2017
    Black Knight (TV Series) as
    Jung Hae-ra / Boon-yi
    2017
    The Bride of Habaek (TV Series) as
    So-ah
    2015
    Yungnyong-i Nareusya (TV Series) as
    Boon Yi
    2015
    The Girl Who Sees Smells (TV Series) as
    Oh Cho-rim
    - The Bride Disappeared (2015) - Oh Cho-rim
    - Will You Marry Me? (2015) - Oh Cho-rim
    - Take Me Instead of Lieutenant Yeom (2015) - Oh Cho-rim
    - Coffee Helps You Relax (2015) - Oh Cho-rim
    - I Need to Find Someone (2015) - Oh Cho-rim
    - Let's Stop Seeing Each Other (2015) - Oh Cho-rim
    - He Was There That Night (2015) - Oh Cho-rim
    - What Should I Call You? (2015) - Oh Cho-rim
    - I Know This Flavor (2015) - Oh Cho-rim
    - Have You Heard of Face Blindness? (2015) - Oh Cho-rim
    - Oh Cho Rim Was the Witness (2015) - Oh Cho-rim
    - Mugworts (2015) - Oh Cho-rim
    - My Life Is Ruined Because of You (2015) - Oh Cho-rim
    - Mu Gak Joins the Team (2015) - Oh Cho-rim
    - Mu Gak and Cho Rim Work Together (2015) - Oh Cho-rim
    - Mu Gak Becomes a Police Officer (2015) - Oh Cho-rim
    2014
    Blade Man (TV Series) as
    Son Se-dong
    2014
    Tazza: The Hidden Card as
    Heo Mi-na
    2013
    When a Man Loves (TV Series) as
    Seo Mi-do
    2012
    Unexpected You (TV Series)
    2012
    Soar Into the Sun as
    Yoo Se-young
    2012
    Fashion King (TV Series) as
    Lee Ga-young
    2011
    Tree with Deep Roots (TV Series) as
    So Yi / Dam-Yi
    2011
    Hindsight as
    Se-bin
    2010
    Acoustic as
    Se-Kyung
    2009
    High Kick! (TV Series) as
    Shin Se-Kyung
    - Episode #2.2 (2009) - Shin Se-Kyung
    - Episode #2.1 (2009) - Shin Se-Kyung
    2009
    Five Senses of Eros as
    Soo Jung (segment "Believe in the Moment")
    2009
    The Great Queen Seondeok (TV Series) as
    Princess Cheonmyung (teen)
    - Episode #1.8 (2009) - Princess Cheonmyung (teen)
    - Episode #1.7 (2009) - Princess Cheonmyung (teen)
    - Episode #1.6 (2009) - Princess Cheonmyung (teen)
    - Episode #1.5 (2009) - Princess Cheonmyung (teen)
    - Episode #1.4 (2009) - Princess Cheonmyung (teen)
    - Episode #1.3 (2009) - Princess Cheonmyung (teen)
    2006
    Cinderella as
    Hyun-Soo
    2004
    Toji, the Land (TV Series) as
    Seo-hee Choi (teen) (2004)
    2004
    My Little Bride as
    Hye-won
    Soundtrack
    2011
    Hindsight (performer: "Blue in a Summer Day")
    Self
    2021
    Another Record (Documentary) as
    Self
    2011
    Running Man (TV Series) as
    Self
    - The Secret Alumni Race (2015) - Self
    - S-Oil Building, Gongdeok-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul (2012) - Self
    - Jeju-do (2011) - Self
    - Jeju-do (2011) - Self
    2007
    2 Days 1 Night (TV Series) as
    Self (2014)

    References

    Shin Se-kyung Wikipedia