Kim Do-yeon Shines, Wins Best New Actress at Blue Dragon Film Awards

Actress Kim Do-yeon has been honored with the Best New Actress award at the 46th Blue Dragon Film Awards, marking a significant milestone in her burgeoning career.

The award ceremony, held on November 19th, recognized Kim's outstanding performance in the film ‘Amebo Girls and School Ghost Story: School Opening Day’. Overwhelmed and grateful upon hearing her name called, Kim took the stage with a mix of surprise and emotion. "I am thankful to the actors and staff who always created a positive atmosphere with smiles, even in the cold winter. And I'm grateful to my Fantagio family who always works hard and takes care of me by my side," she expressed in her acceptance speech.

Kim further conveyed her aspirations, stating, "This award will be a great source of strength as I continue my acting journey. I will become an actor who thinks and contemplates more, but does not hesitate."

In ‘Amebo Girls and School Ghost Story: School Opening Day’, Kim portrayed Ji-yeon, the president of the broadcast club at Segang High School and a cinephile dreaming of becoming a film director. She delivered a dynamic performance, expertly navigating between serious and comedic tones to capture the essence of the 'horror-comedy' genre. Having debuted with the group I.O.I. and subsequently building her acting portfolio with dramas like ‘Jirisan’, ‘One the Woman’, and ‘Be Melodramatic’, Kim has consistently broadened her acting spectrum. Her recent stage work, including the play ‘Anna X’ and the solo performance ‘White Rabbit Red Rabbit’, further showcased her versatility and strong stage presence, earning her acclaim from audiences.

This prestigious award is expected to serve as a springboard for Kim Do-yeon, paving the way for an even more diverse and impactful acting career.

Netizens flooded social media with congratulatory messages, commenting, "Congratulations! We're so excited for your future," "She truly embodies every role she takes on, this award is well-deserved!" and "Her acting skills are officially recognized, she's going to be a bigger star."