Singer Rain, joined hands with KBS to expand the contents business to the global market
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Singer Rain's agency, J-tune Entertainment (aka J-tune) is making full attempts to enter the global market through the contents business.
On 29th, the spokesman from J-tune said, "We are signing a joint contract with KBS Media, Co. and is planning a distribution of visual materials and merchandising business all over the Asia". Through this strategic cooperation with KBS Media, "We will produce various visual materials, games and off-line merchandises using vast amount of visual materials starred by Rain whose copyrights are of KBS'. And by making a full use of those videos that haven't been televised previously, the rarity of contents will be dramatically increased".
"We are targeting at every Asian countries in providing the contents to the media channels and off-line distributors".
Along with various KBS entertainment and documentary programs, Rain appeared as the main cast of following dramas, including "Sang Doo! Let's go to school", "Full House" and "A Love to Kill".
In particular, "Full House" was televised all over the Asia and recorded the maximum viewing rate of 40% and "A Love to Kill" is going to be on-air in Japan this year. Many expect to see the effects "A Love to Kill" may have in reviving the Korean Waves.
Meanwhile, Rain's Hollywood debut film, "Speed Racer" is going to be released in May and he is going to make a premier tour in Japan in July.
On 29th, the spokesman from J-tune said, "We are signing a joint contract with KBS Media, Co. and is planning a distribution of visual materials and merchandising business all over the Asia". Through this strategic cooperation with KBS Media, "We will produce various visual materials, games and off-line merchandises using vast amount of visual materials starred by Rain whose copyrights are of KBS'. And by making a full use of those videos that haven't been televised previously, the rarity of contents will be dramatically increased".
"We are targeting at every Asian countries in providing the contents to the media channels and off-line distributors".
Along with various KBS entertainment and documentary programs, Rain appeared as the main cast of following dramas, including "Sang Doo! Let's go to school", "Full House" and "A Love to Kill".
In particular, "Full House" was televised all over the Asia and recorded the maximum viewing rate of 40% and "A Love to Kill" is going to be on-air in Japan this year. Many expect to see the effects "A Love to Kill" may have in reviving the Korean Waves.
Meanwhile, Rain's Hollywood debut film, "Speed Racer" is going to be released in May and he is going to make a premier tour in Japan in July.
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