Jae S. Jung was born in Seoul, where he studied acting, photography, and modern dance. After co-founding a dance company and working as a commercial film actor, he transitioned into advertising, inspired by early exposure to creative direction and choreography.

He moved to New York to study at the School of Visual Arts and later joined Forsman & Bodenfors (formerly KBS+), where he helped win the $160 million BMW account and spent eight years leading global campaigns. He continued at Publicis New York, leading Citi campaigns and building cohesive brand ecosystems across markets.

Currently, Jae is an Associate Creative Director at Tag Worldwide (Dentsu Group), where he leads global creative for Audible, managing a 50+ member team. His work focuses on evolving design systems that scale across markets, while leveraging AI generative tools to accelerate concept development and production.

Outside of work, Jae completed a specialized MBA for creatives and creates looping music with cassette tapes, often drawing inspiration from analog processes to inform digital work.

Achievements

Yahoo Homepage Takeover

Client
BMW 3 Series

Achievements
Cannes Lions Shortlist, OneShow Merit, Communication Arts Annual, Webby Awards Finalist

M Print

Client
BMW M6

Achievements
Project Issac Bronze, IAB Mixx Awards Bronze

Riverly

Client
BMW i3

Achievement
Obie Awards Gold

Numbers

Client
H&M

Achievements
Andy Award Gold, CLIO Award Bronze, Youngguns Award Bronze

Balloon

Client
American Red Cross

Achievements
Art Directors Club Silver, CLIO Awards Bronze, Youngguns Award Bronze

Makes Movies Healthier

Client
Indiana Popcorn

Achievement
Art Directors Club Bronze

Fresh Air

Client
MillionTrees NYC

Achievement
One Show Merit

Luxury (Integrated)

Client
City Harvest

Achievements
One Show Merit X2

Outlines

Client
Nissan Cube

Achievement
Art Directors Club Merit

4 Everyone

Client
Nooka

Achievement
One Show Merit

Finish Line

Client
Metro New York

Achievement
Graphis Gold

Head-up Display

Client
BMW Pitch

Achievement
Won a $160M Account