A warm film archive with shelves of reels, a projector and a work lamp on a wooden desk.

Production Experience

The credits came first.

Before the AI, there was a filmography. The producers, directors and crews behind Hudhud have been making films for decades: from development and casting to line production, VFX and finishing.

Historical credits The Dream Pictures Seoul

01 / The heritage

Historical credits

The Dream Pictures.

Founded by producer Lee Min Ho, The Dream Pictures built a catalogue across drama, thriller, horror and family film. The company's films averaged 1.3 million admissions. Five producer credits put 24.5 million people in seats.

Admissions are published historical figures, rounded. They are the founding producer's credits and The Dream Pictures' catalogue, not Hudhud releases. The 1.3M average is company-reported.

24.5M+
Admissions across five producer credits
1.3M
Average admissions per film
8
Feature credits in the catalogue
A black-and-white archival photograph of a Korean film crew gathered around a camera on a soundstage.
The Dream Pictures archive / On set Archival

From the company archive. A working crew on a soundstage, not a production still from a new Hudhud film.

The Silmido film poster.
Silmido11.1M admissions
The Kick the Moon film poster.
Kick the Moon4.4M admissions
The Jail Breakers film poster.
Jail Breakers3.1M admissions
The Public Enemy film poster.
Public Enemy3.0M admissions
The Ghost House film poster.
Ghost House2.9M admissions

The five producer credits, left to right: Silmido, Kick the Moon, Jail Breakers, Public Enemy, Ghost House.

02 / The filmmakers

Filmmakers who fill cinemas.

Their work moves between comedy, thriller and drama. That range is the reason the slate can hold a family animation and a period action comedy in the same company.

A portrait of director Jang Hang-jun, wearing glasses and a patterned shirt.

Director / Writer

Jang Hang-jun

21M+ published admissions across 7 directing credits. Director of The King's Warden (16.9M admissions). Original screenplay of Pink Truck.

A portrait of director Kim Sang-jin in a dark zip-up jacket.

Director / Writer

Kim Sang-jin

15M+ published admissions across 8 directing credits. Writer/director of The Ghost and Amhaeng Eosa.

1.3M
Average admissions per film
21M+
Jang Hang-jun
15M+
Kim Sang-jin
5
Producer credits

Admissions are published historical figures for the directors' careers. They are not Hudhud results or a forecast for the new films.

03 / The next slate

A pipeline, not a one-off.

The company is not built on one film. It is built on a slate, a library and a production system that can keep moving.

7
Feature projects
3
Library titles
2
Production units
An aerial view of the pink truck driving across Gwangan Bridge.
In production01

Pink Truck

AI Hybrid feature. Original screenplay by Jang Hang-jun. About 80 minutes, eight-month schedule.

A concept image for The Ghost, a fantasy comedy thriller.
Development02

The Ghost

Fantasy comedy thriller. Writer/director Kim Sang-jin.

A concept image for Amhaeng Eosa, a historical action comedy.
Development03

Amhaeng Eosa

Historical action comedy. Director Kim Sang-jin.

Screenplay

Four projects in the drawer

04

Deep Mountain, Distant Relatives

Fantasy comedy. A family of fox spirits navigating modern Seoul.

Screenplay
05

La Cucaracha

Music / coming of age. Teenagers and a former army bandmaster find a shared voice through a marching band.

Screenplay
06

Revolution

Historical action. Farmers confront corruption and foreign forces in the final years of Joseon.

Screenplay
07

Sampoong

Disaster drama. Survivors and rescuers struggle through a catastrophic department-store collapse.

Screenplay

Library

Rights assets, not new productions.

The Last Homework key art.
Last Homework
The While You Were Sleeping key art.
While You Were Sleeping
The Sunshine on the Road key art.
Sunshine on the Road

Seven feature projects. Three library titles. Two production units. A target of one completed feature every four months after the first delivery.

Planning targets. Release dates depend on distribution agreements. Some projects are at screenplay stage. The library titles are rights assets, not new productions.

04 / The capabilities

We have run the whole pipeline.

A production company is not a single skill. It is a chain of them. We have worked across the chain, which is why the AI pipeline is built around real production needs rather than a demo.

  1. 01

    Development and casting

    Story, screenplay, casting, packaging and finance.

  2. 02

    Line production and directing

    Schedules, crews, locations, production management and direction.

  3. 03

    Camera, lighting and art direction

    The look of the film: lens, light, colour, sets, wardrobe and props.

  4. 04

    Editing, sound and finishing

    Assembly, sound design, music, VFX, colour and delivery.

A Korean film crew shooting a night scene in the rain on a traditional set, lit by a single warm practical.
SET-01 / Korean set at night Illustrative concept

An illustrative concept of the craft, not a production still.

A 3D blockout of the Pink Truck camera move, with a pink truck model and a bridge.
Pink Truck / 3D blockout Previs
An aerial view of the pink truck driving across Gwangan Bridge.
Pink Truck / Generated shot Demonstration

05 / Technology transfer

We teach the method.

For studios, broadcasters and production companies that want to build an AI-native pipeline of their own. The programme is practical: the team learns on real scenes, compares the output with the original footage, and leaves with the workflow, the checklist and the cost model.

  1. 01

    Sample preparation

    Select and test the bridge, transformation and action samples.

  2. 02

    Full workflow training

    Planning, references, storyboards, filming, generation, compositing, editing and finishing.

  3. 03

    Stage methodologies

    3D camera design, background and wardrobe transformation, AI action and face replacement.

  4. 04

    Results demonstration

    Compare the 3D design and the original footage with the AI result.

  5. 05

    Cost and time comparison

    Compare like-for-like quality and duration, including rework and post.

  6. 06

    Handover

    Pipeline map, training examples, comparison table and quality checklist.

A case-study board showing the DramaBox script-to-finished-drama pipeline.
DramaBox / Case studyCompany-reported
Request the programme

The programme is a training service. Schedules, fees and deliverables are agreed per engagement.

06 / The archive

The films behind the company.

A selection from The Dream Pictures catalogue. These are the films that built the production knowledge the studio runs on today.

The Lost in Love film poster.
Lost in Love2006
The Arang film poster.
Arang2006
The The Perfect Couple film poster.
The Perfect Couple2007
The Humming film poster.
Humming2008
The No Mercy film poster.
No Mercy2010
The The Scent film poster.
The Scent2012
The Love 911 film poster.
Love 9112013
The Tough as Iron film poster.
Tough as Iron2013

Posters are historical distribution artwork. Their appearance does not imply that their cast is attached to any new production.

07 / The invitation

Bring us a production. We will bring the pipeline.

We work with IP holders, producers and studios on feature films, episodic drama and commissioned production.