In 2015, Magpie Brewing Co. and The Beastro in Hongdae collaborated on the Godori Dinner Series, a concept-driven dining event pairing craft beer with a curated multi-course menu. At a time when Seoul’s craft beer scene was still emerging, the series introduced a more experimental format, built around close collaboration between chefs and brewers. Each dinner followed a central theme, with pairings designed to align in flavor and structure, and in some cases, beers developed specifically for the menu.

In March 2026, Moktan Productions led on-set video production for a Rolling Stone cover story series featuring BTS, one of the most influential and globally recognized music groups in the world. Centered around their highly anticipated comeback and new album Arirang, the project captured a defining moment for the group as they returned with a release that has drawn worldwide attention from fans and media alike.

The Mark of Empire: Kingdoms of the East, produced by CNA (Channel NewsAsia), is a documentary series exploring how the legacies of past empires continue to shape modern societies across Asia. In the Korea-focused episode, Defenders of Joseon, host Peter Lee travels through South Korea to examine the cultural and historical influence of the Joseon Dynasty.

In October 2025, the Human Rights Foundation (HRF) hosted the second NK Insider Forum in Seoul as part of the World Convention on North Korean Human Rights. The forum brought together North Korean defectors and activists, centering on firsthand testimonies presented through a focused, story-driven program. Designed to amplify voices that are often unheard, the event combined keynote talks, discussions, and performance into a single, cohesive platform for advocacy and awareness.

In early 2026, Moktan Productions provided on-location filming and production support in South Korea for a project developed in collaboration with Bloomberg Media, focusing on OCI Holdings and its role in powering the next generation of digital infrastructure.

Moktan Productions recently completed a corporate film highlighting a strategic partnership between Invesco and CareDoc, focused on expanding senior housing and care services in South Korea.

Filmed at multiple senior living facilities outside Seoul, the project explored how design, care services, and daily life within these communities support residents while reflecting a broader vision for the future of senior housing in Korea.

Four years ago, Moktan collaborated with Al Jazeera on an episode of its award-winning investigative series 101 East. The documentary, South Korea’s House of Horrors, examined the decades-long abuse that took place at Brothers Home in Busan between 1976 and 1987, and the ongoing fight for accountability by survivors.

“Three, two, one … shots?” Yes, you read correctly. Shots. Our production team teamed back up with marketing agency Border X to film Episodes 3 and 4 of popular soju brand Jinro’s series Drink & Link. Now that both episodes have been released, let’s talk about the dedicated work that flowed into the project behind the scenes!

Not long ago, Moktan Productions was brought on by 7PM Company to support a segment for The Project, Australia’s leading news, current affairs, and talk show program. The piece followed Kimberley Lee, a Korean-Australian adoptee, on her first visit to South Korea since her adoption—a personal journey to understand more about her origins, and a reflection on the complexities of international adoption.

Supermarket marked Moktan Productions’ first venture into music video work—an energetic, concept-driven project created for the Korean hip-hop act XXX. Though the production was fast-paced and tightly scheduled, it remains a meaningful milestone and a strong example of creative problem-solving under pressure.

At Moktan Productions, we’re drawn to stories that cross boundaries—physical, cultural, and political. One such story came through our collaboration with the Human Rights Foundation and PEN International, featuring North Korean activist Kim Jeong-ae.

Back in early 2021, Moktan Productions had the privilege of creating a short documentary for Seoul-based photographer Tim Franco, marking the release of his photo book UNPERSON. Published by The Magenta Foundation and distributed by Thames & Hudson, the book is a powerful collection of analog portraits, each one telling the story of a North Korean defector and their journey to freedom.

Lights, camera, drink! Our production team recently wrapped up an exciting shoot for the soju brand Jinro, where great conversation flowed just as freely as the drinks. This project blended technical expertise with spontaneity, capturing engaging, unfiltered moments with every round poured.

Shooting product commercials requires a meticulous approach to visually convey a brand's message effectively. At MOKTAN PRODUCTIONS, we understand the importance of capturing the essence of a product and translating its unique selling points into compelling visual narratives.

South Korea is a captivating destination for filmmakers looking to capture unique stories and explore diverse subjects. Here at Moktan, we have shot a wide variety of content in South Korea and wanted to share a few helpful tips to keep in mind for your first time shooting on the Asian peninsula.

Traditionally grown in the fertile regions of Geumsan, Buyeo, and Gyeongju, Korean ginseng requires meticulous care and attention throughout its growth cycle. Moktan, a video production company in Seoul, headed out to the Korean countryside to film this stunning and commercially successful brand campaign for ginseng manufacturer, Auragin.

For this shoot we wanted to make something outstanding and new in the often very boring and saturated field of corporate videography, so we utilised a variety of dynamic editing techniques for the edit. Check out the results in the final film.

In 2022, Moktan’s producer (Keith Keunhynung Park), DoP (Mike Beech) and production assistant (Sarang Lee) took part in the production of a commercial documentary for tech giant Meta.

In 2022, Moktan’s producer (Keith Keunhynung Park), DoP (Mike Beech) and production assistant (Sarang Lee) took part in the production of a commercial documentary for tech giant Meta.

In 2021, Dyson commissioned Moktan as a video production company in Korea in conjunction with the global media company, Edisen, to create a film for their promotional campaign to launch the Dyson Supersonic Hair Dryer in South Korea.