Summary
Studio Dragon Corporation, a drama studio, produces and provides drama contents for traditional and new media platforms. The company distributes its drama content in approximately 50 countries worldwide. The company was founded in 2016 and is headquartered in Seoul, South Korea. Studio Dragon Corporation is a subsidiary of CJ ENM Co., Ltd.
History
Studio Dragon was established in 2016 by former CJ E&M executives Joo Sung-min and Nam Sung-hoon. The company has since established itself as one of the leading producers and distributors of high quality content in South Korea. Studio Dragon is well-known for producing hit dramas such as Signal, Stranger, and When the Camellia Blooms, which have achieved international success. The company has also produced numerous hit variety shows and entertainment programs such as Running Man and Knowing Brothers.
Mission
Studio Dragon is committed to providing the highest quality content to our viewers. We strive to create entertaining and thought-provoking programming that achieves both critical and commercial success. We also strive to be a leader in the industry, utilizing our expertise and innovative production techniques to provide a global audience with exciting, engaging, and meaningful content.
Vision
Studio Dragon’s vision is to be the most creative and innovative content production company in the world. We aim to create content that inspires, entertains, and captivates audiences worldwide. We strive to create content that is meaningful, thought-provoking, and entertaining to ensure that we are constantly pushing the boundaries of the industry.
Key Team
Mr. Kyu-Sang Lee (Compliance Officer)
Recognition and Awards
Studio Dragon has been honored with numerous awards, including the Baeksang Arts Award for Best Drama for “Signal” in 2016, the International Emmy Award for Best Drama Series for “Stranger” in 2017, and the Korean Drama Awards for Best Drama for “When the Camellia Blooms” in 2019. The company also received the International Emmy Award for Best Variety Show for “Running Man” in 2020.
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