Reuel Kim is the President and CEO of Pathlight Studios, LLC, a commercial film and video production company based in Los Angeles. He received his Master of Fine Arts degree from the USC Graduate School of Cinematic Arts, the film school consistently ranked #1 in the nation. He trained under award-winning Hollywood veterans there with special emphases on directing, writing, cinematography, and sound design.
Reuel's production experience spans over 10 years. He has made several short fiction and documentary films, many of which have screened at film festivals and cultural events across the country. Reuel was also formerly the co-director of the Los Angeles Korean International Film Festival.
His most recent narrative work is a short film that he directed called "Forgotten" (2009). In addition to film work, he has written and directed two feature-length stageplays, one of which was a musical called "The Tale of Changsu" that played at UCLA's Royce Hall, one of the nation's finest concert halls.