43 y/o
Emmy-nominated Lee Sung Jin, acclaimed writer, director, and showrunner, has made a significant impact with his Netflix series "Beef," featuring stars Steven Yeun and Ali Wong. The show garnered widespread acclaim for its sharp comedy and social satire, earning 13 Emmy nominations and critical praise. Lee, born in Seoul, Korea, marked his directorial debut with the series finale, "Figure of Light."
Lee's creative prowess extends to upcoming projects, including writing "Thunderbolts" for Marvel, reuniting with Steven Yeun and director Jake Schreier. His impressive portfolio includes writing for hit shows like "Dave," "Undone," "Tuca & Bertie," and Emmy-nominated "Silicon Valley" on HBO. His "Dave" episode received a WGA Award nomination.
Recently signing a multi-year overall deal with Netflix, Lee continues his storytelling journey, covering both film and television projects. His vision, exemplified by the success of "Beef," has earned him critical acclaim and a Critics Choice Association award for breakthrough director. With a global impact and numerous accolades, Lee Sung Jin stands as a creative force shaping the future of entertainment.