Kim Kyu-tae

Kim Kyu-tae is a TV director and producer from South Korea. He began his career at the KBS network in 1996 as an assistant director and went on to work as a second unit director, most notably for “Yellow Handkerchief “(2003). During this time, he collaborated on “The World That They Live In” (also known as Worlds Within) with scriptwriter Noh Hee-Kyung for the first time. “Anagram” and “Blue Skies of Jeju Island”, two low-budget but artistically attractive and experimental episodes by Kim, received critical acclaim in 2004. Kim's first drama as the main director was “A Love to Kill” (2005). He co-directed “ Iris Click to look into! >> Read More... ” in 2009 with Yang Yun-ho.

In 2011 for "Padam Padam...The Sound of His and Her Heartbeats," in 2013 for “That Winter, the Wind Blows,” and in 2014 for “It's Okay, That's Love,” he collaborated with Noh Hee-kyung again. He worked as an assistant director on a variety of productions, including "Paper Crane," "Orient Theatre," "Tough Guy's Love," and "Invitation," and as a director on projects such as "Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo," "Live," and others. He worked as a producer on projects likes ”Dear My Friends," " Hotel Del Luna Hotel Del Luna is a Korean drama created by Studio >> Read More... ," "The Crowned Clown," and "The Most Beautiful Goodbye.". For "A Love to Kill" and "That Winter, the Wind Blows," he won the “Best New Television Director”, and for "Iris," he won the “Best Production Director for a Miniseries”.