Song Hye-kyo signs exclusive contract with STAND for global activities
Actress Song Hye-kyo has signed an exclusive contract with management agency STAND. This move comes 14 years after she concluded her long-standing partnership with her former agency, UAA.
Actress Song Hye-kyo has signed an exclusive contract with management agency STAND on the 23rd, marking her first new agency since leaving UAA this past June after 14 years. The agency plans to support her domestic and international activities, including the upcoming Netflix series Tantara expected later this year.
Actress Song Hye-kyo has signed an exclusive contract with management agency STAND.
On the 23rd, STAND announced that they would be working with Song Hye-kyo, stating they will provide support so she can focus on her works and acting.
The agency added that they will support her overall global activities, including her upcoming projects, spanning both domestic and international markets.
Song Hye-kyo concluded her exclusive contract with her former agency, UAA, this past June.
This marks a new chapter 14 years after she first joined UAA as a founding member and its first actor in November 2012.
At the time, Song Hye-kyo posted a photo of roses on her account to express her gratitude for the time spent with UAA, writing "Thank you, unnie" to CEO Park Hyun-jung.
UAA also stated that they decided to conclude their long journey of mutual trust and support each other's respective futures.
Song Hye-kyo showed an intense acting transformation in the Netflix series The Glory and expanded her acting range with the movie Dark Nuns.
She is also preparing for the release of the Netflix series Tantara, collaborating with writer Noh Hee-kyung and director Lee Yun-joung, which is expected to meet viewers worldwide in the second half of this year.
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