CJ 4 deplexThe Korean Cinematic Technology Company behind the SCREENX and 4DX premium large format auditorium as Paul H. as the Chief Operating Officer (COO) of its branch in the US. Kim is appointed. Kim’s promotion comes after serving as a senior vice president of material and production in the company.
Located in Los Angeles, Kim will oversee development for CJ’s dramatic technology: screenax, which uses several screens to create an extended 270-degree scene during films; And 4DX, which contains seats that rock, raskhar, which roll with smoke, water and other effects. Kim will also manage relations with Hollywood studios and talent. In his previous position, he extended the annual programming of Screenx to 26 Hollywood releases and interacted with the studio on long -term agreements. He has also oversee the development of CJ 4DPlex’s in-house visual effects capabilities.
Kim said in a statement, “I am honored to take this new role in CJ 4DPlex, America and continue to continue the company’s vision to redefine cinematic experience.” “With the increasing demand for premium formats, I am eager to work more closely with my studio partners, creative teams and exhibitions, so that the audience gets more unforgettable experiences to the experiences of even more unforgettable films.”
CJ 4DPlex, US CEO Don Sawant said, “The deep understanding of Paul’s production, technology and operation, with his long -term commitment to CJ 4DPLEX, specifically makes him eligible for this position.” “During his comprehensive tenure with the company, Paul has been important in shaping our premium formats and enhancing our appearance and relationship in Hollywood. Their dedication and leadership will be necessary because we grow and innovate in the cinematic location.”
In 2011, Kim original company joined the CJ Group, whose assets include theater chain CJ CGI, the fifth largest in the world, as well as film and television producer CJ Entertainment and Media. Kim helped develop Screenx in 2012, overseeing the format for commercialization from her ideological phase. There are more than 435 screenx locations worldwide with 775 4DX auditorium.
