Jun Noh is a UK-based writer-director and actor based in London whose work spans film, theatre, and audio drama. His debut short film, Things Between Heaven and Earth, is currently in consideration at international festivals and serves as a proof of concept for his first feature — a psychological drama exploring memory, spiritual absence, and estranged familial bonds.

He is a Leverhulme Arts Scholar and holds an MFA in Professional Acting from the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA). In 2025, he will undertake further training at the London Film School to deepen his multidisciplinary practice and develop his debut feature. He is also the Executive Producer of the Thurrock International Film Festival, a BFI FAN–supported platform championing underrepresented and regional voices in the UK.

His filmmaking draws on philosophy, performance, and cinematic minimalism, focusing on formally restrained, emotionally interior narratives that explore faith, disconnection, and belonging.