Henry Jollands

Also known under his acting name: Jaeyoung Park, Henry Jollands is an actor, director, producer, screenwriter and founder of Park Productions. Born in April 2001 in Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England, Jollands began his acting career at the age of four, attending the Theatre Royal School of Performing Arts and New Youth Theatre until the age of thirteen, achieving an A-Level in Drama and Acting and writing his first full-length screenplay at the age of twelve which would later shape his position after founding Park Productions in December 2018 as head screenwriter (as well as the multiple other titles within the company). Jollands has aspired to work within the Arts for the entirety of his life, becoming fixated on acting in 2015, creating the screen name 'Jaeyoung Park' after taking inspiration from Korean actress: Shin-Hye Park. Since then, Jollands has become a self-taught Korean speaker, has appeared on Live Korean Television as well as creating an unreleased Korean Drama Parody named 'Tell Me You Love Me' with childhood friend and colleague Matthew McRobbie, hoping that their careers within the film industry will spread worldwide; specifically North America and Asia. Henry Jollands and Matthew McRobbie founded Park Productions in December 2018 after spending their school years creating short films using a camera phone and gathering as many school friends as possible and later educating themselves on photography, cinematography, editing and camera tricks to apply those skills to work of a professional standard with Park Productions scheduled to release 'The Net' in 2020.