Kim Seo-yeong
South Korean voice actor
Kim Seo-yeong (Korean: 김서영; born January 19, 1977) is a South Korean voice artist who started her career in 1999 at Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation, as an in-house voice artist. In 2002, she received attention in the South Korean entertainment district for her voice acting skills.
She has dubbed several main characters in mainstream animation and movies.
Career
TV commercial voice-over
Kim performed over 1,000 TV commercials annually and over 10,000 pieces of work have been broadcast so far.
Awards
(2014) MBC Drama Awards : Consolation Medal
(2004) Seoul International Cartoon and Animation Festival (SICAF) : Animation Consolation Medal
Portfolio
Dubbing
Film
(1993) The Heroic Trio - Chat by Maggie Cheung
(2000) Charlie's Angels - Alex Munday by Lucy Liu
(2001) Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone - Ronald Weasley by Rupert Grint
(2001) Shallow Hal - Rosemary by Gwyneth Paltrow
(2001) Lord of the Rings - Eowyn by Miranda Otto
(2002) Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets - Ronald Weasley by Rupert Grint
(2002) The Bourne Identity - Marie Kreutz by Franka Potente
(2004) Crying Out Love, in the Centre of the World - Aki Hirose by Masami Nagasawa
(2006) Hula Girls - Sanae by Yū Aoi
(2008) WALL-E - Eve
(2010) Despicable Me - Agnes
(2010) How to Train Your Dragon - Astrid
(2013) Despicable Me 2 - Agnes
(2014) How to Train Your Dragon 2 - Astrid
(2017) Beauty and the Beast - Belle (Emma Watson)
(2017) Despicable Me 3 - Agnes
(2017) Smurfs: The Lost Village - Smurfette
(2017) The Emoji Movie - Jailbreak
(2017) Desert of No Return
TV series
(China) Legend of Lu Zhen - Lu Zhen by Zhao Liying
(USA) Prison Break - Maricruz Delgado by Camille Guaty
(USA) CSI: NY Season 4, 5 - Detective Jessica Angell by Emmanuelle Vaugier
(USA) 24 - Kimberly Bauer by Elisha Cuthbert
(USA) Smallville - Chloe Sullivan by Allison Mack
Animation
(Japan) Doraemon - Doraemon
(Japan) Bonobono - Bonobono
(Japan) Dr. Shyne Evangelista - Arale
(Japan) PriPara - Falulu, Jururu, Unicorn
(Japan) The Boy and The Beast - Kyuta
(Japan) Your Lie in April - Tsubaki
(Japan) Haikyu!! Talent and Sense - Hitoka Yachi
(Japan) Haikyu!! Concept no Tatakai - Hitoka Yachi
(Japan) Junji Ito Collection - Tomie
(Japan) Kaleido Star - Sora Naegino
(Japan) Tamako Market - Kanna Makino
(Japan) Sgt. Frog Keroro - Seol-hwa Kwon
(Japan) Fresh Pretty Cure! - Love Momozono/Cure Peach
(South Korea) Nalong/Nalong 2 - Nalong
Game character
Dota 2 - Announcer
Dungeon Fighter Online - Knight
Mushiking - Popo
Halo
Heroes of the storm - Brightwing, Faerie Dragon
Star Craft 2 - Banshee
Honkai: Star Rail - Herta
Electronic Device
BMW Navigation
LG cell phone
Discography
Animation OST
Kaleido Star
Daniel Tiger's Neighbourhood
Daniel Tiger's Neighbourhood
Dr.
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