North Korea and Studying Abroad: Works from My Yonsei Journalism Class
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In two weeks, my project group produced two news broadcasting videos for our introductory journalism class. At the beginning of planning, we decided to work on North Korea's current tensions, startling medias and students. However, South Korean life did not halt or slowed down. Check out these videos that we made:
[VIDEO::https://youtu.be/1s9-uyimWYw]
We were only given one week for each video so I felt they could have been better if we had more time to film and edit. But, I am grateful for all the interviewees who were willing to share their answers.
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