The Host is now out in theaters. Working on this film is always going to stand out as a unique and amazing experience in my career. I would like to thank Kevin Rafferty and Shadi Almassizadeh for taking a chance on me and giving me such a rare opportunity be involved in this work. Both the Korean and American crews showed so much dedication to making this film happen, I will forever be awestruck.

If you haven't seen one of Director Bong's films before, I highly recommend both Memories of Murder and Barking Dogs Never Bite. Both very outstanding films with some familiar faces in each.

This is just a quick shot from our element shoot on Saturday. Things have been going good here, though our shots keep getting delayed, thus keeping us here far longer than expected.

I am getting rather homesick at this point. I can't wait to sleep in my own bed.

Well I take back what I said, Seoul is quite a different city in the daylight. Its been a lot of fun so far. I stole a moment from set to wander around an open air set in the backlot of the studio. It was pretty awesome and weird all at once. It was a town completely desolate and if you looked in the buildings they were little more than facades. It went on for quite a stretch. There were a lot of turns that looked like they were going somewhere really cool and ended abruptly. I felt like I was looking for the cheese in a maze designed for humans.