Ham Eun-jung
Ham Eun- jeong ( born December 12, 1988 in Seoul, South Korea) is a South Korean actress, singer and member of the girl group T -ara, which was founded by Mnet Media in 2009.
- 2.1 Movies
- 2.2 television
Life
Ham Eun- jeong was born on 12 December 1988 in Seoul. Her mother was a piano teacher, but was later Eun- jeong's manager. During her time in middle school Ham Taekwondo took lessons and won three different competitions. Since her childhood, she came up with the entertainment industry in touch by participating in the " Little Miss Korea " Election 1995.
Career
In 1995 Ham career as a child actor in the youth drama 신세대 보고서 어른들 은 몰라요 ( Sinsedae Bogoseo Eoreundeureun Mollayo ) of the TV station KBS. After that she had several minor roles in movies, South Korean soap operas and appeared in commercials.
2007 appeared Ham in the music video for " 가시리 " ( " Gasiri " ) of SG Wannabe. Later she went to F.T. in music videos Islands " 천둥 " ( " Cheondung "), " 한사람 만 " ( " Hansaramman ") and " 남자 의 첫사랑 은 무덤 까지 간다 " ( " Namjaui Cheotssarangeun Mudeomkkaji Ganda ").
In addition, Ham played the lead role in Davichis music video for the song " Time, Please Stop " ( " 시간 아 멈춰라 "; " Sigana Meomchwora " ), which was released on May 6, 2010.
2010 Ham played their first major starring role in the South Korean Soap Coffee House. The first episode was broadcast on SBS on May 17, 2010. On 27 July 2010, she ended series after 18 episodes.
Ham plays in the thriller White ( 화이트 ) their first starring movie role. Was directed by Kim Gok and Kim Sun, is about the rise of a girl group, as well as conflicts and mysterious incidents to the group. The film starts on 9 June 2011 in the South Korean cinema.
T -ara is a girl group from Core Contents Media which ( a subsidiary of Mnet ) is produced. How Jiyeon Eunjung was also in the " Acting " trained.
T -ara debuted officially on 28 July 2009 in the Late Night Show Radio Star, which is produced by Mnet Media and broadcast by MBC. Even before the official debut controlled T -ara a song for the soundtrack of the television series Cinderella Man. By September 2010 was Ham band leader of T -ara, but was superseded by Boram.