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Zobrazenie vtáčej perspektívy so chôdza osôb
Let’s get know
each other FIRST
Let’s get started!

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Past vs Present: The Evolution of Korean Cinema and Television



Introduction
•Korean cinema and television have evolved significantly over the decades.
•From historical dramas and local films to global blockbusters and K-dramas.
•This presentation explores key changes in storytelling, production, and global influence.

The Early Days (Pre-2000s)
•Cinema: Influenced by political censorship, historical themes, and local storytelling.
•Television: Traditional family dramas, historical series, and early romantic stories.
•Limited international exposure.

The Hallyu Wave (2000s-2010s)
•Cinema: Rise of internationally acclaimed films (Oldboy, The Host).
•Television: K-dramas gain popularity (Winter Sonata, Boys Over Flowers).
•Streaming services start spreading Korean content.

Global Breakthrough (2019-Present)
•Cinema: Parasite wins the Oscar, Korean films gain global recognition.
•Television: K-dramas on Netflix (Squid Game, The Glory).
•Increased diversity in storytelling and production scale.

Key Differences (Past vs Present)
Aspect
Past
Present
Storytelling
Traditional, local themes
Diverse, global themes
Production
Low budget, local focus
High budget, global reach
Technology
Basic effects
Advanced CGI, streaming
Audience
Domestic
International (Hallyu)

The Future of Korean Entertainment
•Expansion into international collaborations.
•More diverse storytelling and genres.
•Influence of AI and virtual production.

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international collaborations....

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Star vs. Forces of evil
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Goblin?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7AM0UVSn7R8

너의 목소리가
나를 불러
벨벳 같은 느낌
초대처럼
밤의 파티 (우 오 ~)
밤의 파티
저 달이
우리를 태우게 해
너와 나, 단둘이
이 최고의 순간을
영원히~
바아암~의 파티에~서
밤의 파티
Let's start it up tonight~
밤의 파티!
Your voice
Calls me
It feels like velvet
Like an invitation
Party of the Night (Whoa oh~)
Party of the Night
That moon is
Making us burn
You and I, together
This best moment
Forever~
At the Party of the Night
Party of the Night
Let's start it up tonight~
Party of the Night!
Bam Ui Pati

Brian Hyunjoon Kim is a composer for film, television, and multimedia, based in Los Angeles, CA. He
is the series composer for Star vs. the Forces of Evil.
Kim grew up in Syracuse, New York. He went to high school at Christian Brothers Academy and
graduated from Yale University with a degree in Music.
He writes the music in a program called Cubase and does some audio editing in Pro Tools. Plugins
from Universal Audio.
Vienna Ensemble Pro as a mixing board
Samples from Native Instruments Kontakt, Vienna, AudioBro (LA Scoring Strings), East West,
Spitfire, Spectrasonics (Omnisphere and Stylus RMX) ProjectSAM, SonicCouture, Tonehammer (Defunct.
Now udner Soundiron), 8Dio, Sonokinetic (He follows it on Twitter), Arturia, Heavyocity, and
Cinesamples.
Drum samples from That Sound Drums, FXpansion, and Izotope. He also has a Roland Juno 106 synth and
a Dave Smith Mopho.

Nose thing joke
intro/outro https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxJ-6oktJds
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