Born in the US, but having grown up in South Korea and attending an international school, Eunice Lee never felt fully Korean or fully American as a child. After a swimming injury, Eunice discovered musical theater as an outlet for her creative energies and eventually went to NYU for it. 

Going to NYU after living in Korea for most of her life, Eunice faced difficulties with culture shock, assimilation, racism, and homesickness. Nevertheless, Eunice was able to find her niche through a Korean church and Korean American society. As someone who identifies as neither fully Korean nor fully American, Eunice carries a unique Korean American identity, as well as unique perspectives on Korean and American culture.

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CREDITS
Interviewer: Becky White @TheHalfieProject
Videographer + Editor: Cedric Stout https://www.cedricstout.com
Production Manager: Kimberly Young Sun https://www.kimberlyyoungsun.com
Motion Designer: AJ Valente https://ajyval.myportfolio.com
Music Composer: Jang Hyeong Yoon
Executive Producer: HJ Lee

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