SBS PD Lee Seung-hoon, who directed SBS entertainment ‘Goal Hitting Girls’, was recruited as a TV Chosun entertainment CP.
The SBS drama ‘Goal Hitters’, which he directed, became controversial because the order of scoring in some rounds in December of last year was revealed as editing manipulation. PD Lee received disciplinary measures such as a pay cut due to the controversy over program manipulation and was withdrawn from the program. After the incident, PD Lee showed off spin-offs such as ‘staying out to hit the goal’, but later moved to TV Chosun’s entertainment CP.
At the time of the manipulation controversy, criticism was raised that the production team of ‘Goal Strikers’ had manipulated the order of the goal scenes to produce a dramatic scene in a soccer game, and SBS immediately apologized and changed the production team, saying, “We changed the editing order to confuse the viewers.” have done
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On the 29th, TV Chosun announced that it had recruited Lee Seung-hoon as a CP in charge of entertainment.
Producer Lee Seung-hoon joined tvN’s entertainment bureau in 2006 and started with ‘Roller Coaster – Exploring Men and Women’ and then moved to MBC in 2011 and went through programs such as ‘I Am a Singer’ and ‘Radio Star’.
After that, he moved to SBS in 2012 and directed popular entertainment programs such as ‘Girls Hitting Goals’, ‘Staying Out to Hit the Goals’, and ‘Burning Youth’.
Producer Seung-Hoon Lee said, “I want to make a lot of fresh and new programs that have not existed before, rather than obvious contents, using my past production experiences. I’m excited to be there,” he said.
Director Kim Sang-bae of TV Chosun said, “With the recruitment of PD Lee Seung-hoon, who created popular programs through terrestrial and cable channels, TV Chosun, a famous Korean entertainment company, will spur to actively present more diverse and specialized contents.”
On the 29th, TV Chosun announced the recruitment of PD Lee Seung-hoon and explained that “Girls who Hit Goals,” directed by him, “received the Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Korea Football Association Achievement Award last year and gathered a lot of attention.”