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저작물명: Art and Culture 2

저작(권)자: 저작자 미상 (저작물 2267374 건)

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창작년도: 2012-03-22

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요약정보: [Reporter : ed:scott] The exhibition‚ "Dansaekhwa: Korean Monochrome Painting" will be held at the National Museum of Contemporary Art until May 13th.
I'm really curious to see how the paintings will follow this particular theme.
[Reporter : ] Me too‚ I'm usually not a huge fan of minimal art because I find it sometimes hard to appreciate the beauty of empty space‚ so for those of you who are like me‚ I feel like this exhibition will help us recognize the importance of the need for patience and "fermentation" to create beautiful artwork.
What else do you have for us today[Reporter : ] Well‚ Conn-young‚ you have a smartphone right Yes I do.
[Reporter : ] Well then‚ you can be a director of a movie!
I can[Reporter : ] Director Lee Jun-ik has made a movie using a smartphone for the 2nd smartphone film festival.
With the help of students and ordinary citizens‚ Lee Jun-Ik was able to produce the film "Kisses of Spring."
Here are the details.
Smart phones have heralded the age of convenience and speed… even for moviemaking.
It is now possible to make a movie in under 6 hours thanks to smart phone technology.
It is a warm spring day and a happy family enjoys being outdoors and giving each other pecks on the cheek.
Kisses shared with a puppy‚ with one's adored child‚ even with the young greens of spring‚ and in honor of a goal just scored by a football player.
This is a montage of the frames that make up "Kisses from Spring"‚ the movie that kicked off the smart phone film festival.
The moviemakers gave smartphone users around the country one day to record a clip according to a unified theme; they then selected a handful of videos and edited the collection to make this movie.
The selection was made from 100 clips‚ and the chosen videos were matched-up with appropriate soundtrack music‚ voice-overs and subtitles - this whole process was completed in less than 6 hours.
This movie was literally put together on the spot‚ compared to ordinary movies that usually take months‚ even years‚ to be made.
[Interview : Lee Joon-ik‚ Executive Committee
Smartphone Film Festival] "I did not make this movie by myself‚ it took the cooperation of people from all around the nation‚ and as a Director I tried my best to apply this."
This is the second smartphone film festival‚ seeing a variety of people participating; from professionals to high school students‚ office workers‚ even actors. The festival was able to produce 600 different films.
Films that were shown this year engaged with audiences through themes such as the hardships of the youth of this generation‚ love and music as well as social critiques.
A hiphop artist won the grand prize this year with a 'fantasy' piece.
[Interview : Chae Yeo-Joon‚ Grand Prize] "I wanted to talk about how music is part of our culture but it is saddening to see how it can be driven by money‚ neglecting those non-mainstream genres that do not bring in the big bucks."
Today there are more than 20 million smartphone users in Korea.
And it is interesting to see that smartphones are no longer relegated to a means of communication but they are becoming part of our culture.
Reporter : purefolly@arirang.co.kr