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This is additional questions.
- Each slide lasts approximately four seconds. Why four seconds?
- What is the main point in positioning each slide one after another? What is the motive to place each slide one after another?
- Why are all slides zoomed in slightly?
- In the 11st slide, why do you put three different photographs together in one slide?
- Do you think that the locals and female are stereotyped in portraying the poor in Korean media?
- There are few works for the poor in your newspaper. Why do you think that there are not enough works for poverty in your company?
- Under the media framing or agenda setting in media study, do you think that the photo editor or the photographer practice the media theory in photographing poverty?
- When did you photograph this event?
- What is the initial objective in doing this project on that day? What do you want to project in this project?
- What programs did you use to create this multimedia? Who completed it?
- In the first several slides, especially 3rd and 4th, what does focusing on the bare foot mean?
In the very end of slide,
- Why do you decide that the last photograph goes in the end of slide?
Why is the last slide zoomed in and out?
- Why is the man’s face hidden? Why do you use the color of black to veil his face?
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After identifying multimedia in Chosun Ilbo, I realize almost all of them are based on 'events'. Is there any reason that they are all 'event-based'?
In the specific multimedia I found, music is on. What does the music mean in the multimedia?
- who decide to use it?
- how much importantly does audio work in multimedia when you create them? How does it work in this multimedia?
why were some people's faces pixelated? Is there any reason to hide their identity?
why did the word "서울역사내 야간 노숙 전면 금지" appear on the pictures?
(The korean word mean 'staying overnight inside of Seoul Station is banned')
There many similar picketing shots which would deliver a repeated message, at least for me. What does that mean?( did you edit it intentionally?). What is the motivation to do that?
why the multimedia is created at that time? (is it because crackdown to homeless just started?)
Is there any effort to create multimedia associated with news article?
for instance, news article about poverty could accompany multimedia work of poverty in Chousn Ilbo?
who shoot and edit multimedia?
- prior to shoot, do you decide that you use photographs for multimedia?
- IF you make multimedia by yourself, what's an important part you consider when you edit?(sequences, audio, interview, story. etc)
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For a photo editor,
How do you decide when multimedia is needed to be made?
In general, when it comes to create multimedia, what circumstances do your photo department have?
- Did you train your photographers for multimedia?
- How do your staff photographers think about multimedia? (do they like to make them?)
- Do you provide enough time producing multimedia to staff?
- Does your company encourage you to produce them?
How much responses do you obtain from readers if any?
- IF they don't have, why does it happen?
What are the most challenges you or staff photographers have for multimedia?
(BOTH in the interal reasons, for instance, hypothetically not enough motivation to produce multimedia in your company and, in the external resons, for instance, hypothetically Korean readers who have a not enough interest in multimedia)
IF there are both interal reasons and external reasons, what causes you think to lead?
IF any, is there any way or effort to boost to multimedia? and how?
(more long-term projects, etc)
What do you have in mind about producing multimedia overall in Korean media?
(what is your general opionion of producing multimedia in Korean media including other companies?)
