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  Film Audiences Favor Grown-Up Experience
  2013/04/30, Source,
  Ha Jeong-woo and Kim Hye-soo have been voted the most popular actor and actress in Korea in a poll by the Chosun Ilbo and the country's biggest ticketing site Maxmovie. But Hwang Jeong-min and Jeon Do-yeon were named as the best actor and actress. ◆ Mature Actors, Mature Audiences Remarkably, most of the top 10 most popular actors and actresses are in their 30s to 50s, the only exception being Han Hyo-joo, who is in her 20s. The average age for male and female actors is 42.7 and 34.1. Of the actors, only four are in their 30s, including Ha, Kang Dong-won and Won Bin. A large proportion of the entrants on the popularity list starred in hit movies over the past two years, but Won, Kang, Lee Na-young and Kim Tae-hee managed to stay popular by only appearing in commercials,...More

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  Amateur filmmakers capture action on smartphones
  2013/04/20, Source,
  From left: Director Kang Dong-hun and actress Yoo In-yeong; writer and actress Ayako Fujitani and director Chung Chung-hoon; and Narsha and director Lee Ho-jae-I teamed up for this year's Mentor School. A smartphone and an imaginative mind are all that a budding filmmaker needs - or so KT seems to think. The Olleh International Smartphone Film Festival kicked off Wednesday and will run until tomorrow at Megabox COEX. All 25 amateur clips to be shown were filmed using smartphones and are 10 minutes or less in duration,...More

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  Oh Jeong-se and Yoo In-yeong hosts for the Olle International Smart Phone Film Festival
  2013/04/04, Source,
  Actor Oh Jeong-se and actress Yoo In-yeong became hosts for the 3rd Olle International Smart Phone Film Festival according to the OISPFF which is being held on the 17th in Seoul COEX,...More

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  'Behind the Camera' director works his magic - via Skype
  2013/02/07, Source,
  Cutting-edge technology, empowered by the spread of smartphones, has shifted the way many professions work. But film maker Lee Jae-yong decided to take the trend to an extreme by making a movie about directing via mobile devices without being on set. The result of his audacious attempt is "Behind the Camera", slated to hit theaters on Feb. 28. "The world is changing thanks to the Internet and mobile devices. We can do so many things on computers. I work on a scenario at my desk, search the Internet for some reference material, read Twitter and watch movies. It is possible to do so many things without moving here and there", he said. "So, production of this movie began from the idea that we can direct a movie remotely. We made the movie using every communication method currently available. I think this represents the future of film production. Ten years from now, remote direction may be common,...More