LEE has made documentaries since he began his career at the Seoul Visual Collective in 1998. He is also experienced in policy issues, and problems surrounding independent films and videos while he was on the steering committee of the Association of Korean Independent Film and Video (KIFV). LEE’s documentary, [Rip It Up!](2001) was shown at the Seoul Independent Film Festival and Taiwan Documentary Film Festival, and since then, he has continuously directed, planned and produced [Mad Minutes](2003), [To Die or to Leave – Migrant Workers Interview Project](2004), and [16 Takes on Korean Society](2006).

As an artist and culture planner, Chet Lee held three solo exhibitions and runs a company that provides culture contents. Lee planned Hangul Transformer exhibition and 2009 JIMFF Media Art Project. Lee also directed a short film [Two People] in 2009. .

Born in 1976. He is a member of the documentary collective, Docu Purn. He has served as an assistant director and photographer for the documentary [우리 산이야] (2004, Kim Sung-hwan) and `Jongno, Winter` (Kim Dong-won) as part of the human rights project [If You Were Me 2] (2005). This year, his first productions, [Daechoori War], and [16 Takes of Korean Society], a co-production of Independent Film Producers and Media Activists, were both invited to PIFF.

TAE Junseek studied cinema in the student’s film group at Konkuk University, and started working on documentaries at Labors News Production. His filmography includes [The Fired Workers](1997), [Days of Human](2000), [We Are All Goo bonju](2005), and others. His last film [Phill Soong Ver 2.0 - The Song on the Road](2007), was selected as the KyungSung Fund project in 2005 and was screened at the 12th Pusan International Film Festival and Seoul Independent Film Festival 2007.