Kim Ji-yong
Kim Ji-yong is a Korean cinematographer, known for frequent collaborations with director Kim Jee-woon, including A Bittersweet Life (2005), The Last Stand (2013), and The Age of Shadows (2016).
A Bittersweet Life
(Director of Photography)
Ground Zero
(Director)
Ground Zero
(Director of Photography)
Ground Zero
(Writer)
Cobweb
(Director of Photography)
A Day
(Director of Photography)
Hindsight
(Camera Operator)
The Age of Shadows
(Director of Photography)
The Advocate: A Missing Body
(Director of Photography)
Miss Granny
(Director of Photography)
Hwayi: A Monster Boy
(Director of Photography)
Silenced
(Director of Photography)
Forbidden Quest
(Director of Photography)
Okja
("B" Camera Operator)
The Nightmare
(Director of Photography)
Swing Kids
(Director of Photography)
The Fortress
(Director of Photography)
The Royal Tailor
(Director of Photography)
The Last Stand
(Director of Photography)
The Table
(Director of Photography)
Hansel & Gretel
(Director of Photography)
Marine Boy
(Director of Photography)
The Influence
(Director of Photography)
Doomsday Book
(Director of Photography)
Ashfall
(Director of Photography)
Genome Hazard
(Camera Operator)
Worst Woman
(Camera Operator)
Cold Eyes
(Camera Operator)
Live Your Strength
(Director of Photography)
Decision to Leave
(Director of Photography)
Persona
(Director of Photography)
Connect
(Director of Photography)
The Sympathizer
(Director of Photography)
Squid Game
(Director of Photography)