noon company actors document 31st Busan International Film Festival via vlogs

Actors from noon company are sharing their experiences at the 31st Busan International Film Festival through relay vlogs, documenting everything from the opening ceremony to Guest Visit sessions for films such as 'The Sorry Generation' and 'New Year'.

As the excitement for the 31st Busan International Film Festival intensifies, actors from the agency noon company have greeted audiences through relay vlogs capturing vivid scenes from the festival. The videos document the entire festival process, including the actors' arrival in Busan, attendance at the opening ceremony, Guest Visit (GV) sessions with audiences following film screenings, and the various landscapes of Busan enjoyed during the festival period.

"Excited to meet the first audience"... Sincerity toward 'The Sorry Generation' and 'New Year'

During the festival, the actors expressed their gratitude to the audiences waiting for their works. Kim Joo-ryoung, who prepared for the screening and GV of the film 'The Sorry Generation', shared her thoughts, stating, "I successfully completed the first screening yesterday," and "Today, my anticipation and excitement are greater than my worries. I want to meet the audience quickly and hear how they felt about it." After the screening, she expressed satisfaction, saying, "I feel good because 'The Sorry Generation' ended so well."

Sim Su-bin, who also completed the first screening of the film 'New Year', shared her feelings about meeting the audience. While participating in the Cine Talk schedule, Sim Su-bin said, "I tried to speak honestly. I was a little nervous, but I feel good because I think I spoke well." She continued by greeting the audiences visiting the festival, saying, "I am so happy to meet the audience for the first time today and had a wonderful day."

Ahn Cheol, who plays the role of Min-woo in the film 'Good Things', expressed that facing the audience in the theater is "so exciting and a precious opportunity that my heart is truly racing and I am sincerely grateful." He conveyed the trembling excitement of the scene while expressing thanks to the audience for choosing the film.

From red carpet waiting rooms to Haeundae views: Actors' adaptation to Busan

The tension of the red carpet, called the flower of the festival, was also conveyed. One actor visiting the red carpet waiting room sent words of support to Kim Min-a, who is serving as the host for this festival. Reporting on the heat of the opening ceremony scene, the actor added, "There are many audience members, and I am also nervous, so it is a shame I couldn't show all the scenes."

The actors were also seen enjoying the scenery of Busan. Upon arriving at Haeundae, the actors fully enjoyed the atmosphere of Busan while smelling the sea. One actor remarked, "As I approach Haeundae, I feel good because I can feel Busan," while another visited a cafe with a good view at Dalmaji Hill to admire the landscape of Busan. In particular, Woo Ji-hyeon conveyed the relaxed atmosphere of the scene by sharing an episode related to glasses against the backdrop of Busan's scenery.

"I will engage in filming in a trance"... Professional attitudes of the actors

Ahead of the content filming conducted during the festival, the actors approached it with different attitudes. Regarding the mindset for filming, one actor showed a determination to focus, saying, "If you think too much, it becomes awkward. You have to empty your brain and do as you are told in a trance." Having received teachings from senior actors, others showed a professional side, stating, "We will gather our strength and film hard."

Meanwhile, an actor introducing the contents of the film 'Illeo' explained the work, saying, "It is a story where Eun-ju, who seems to have no will or expectations, heads to the countryside after receiving a proposal from her senior, Chang-ho." He added to the film's atmosphere, noting, "The quiet screen is permeated with the time of solitude brought by the blunt labor of humans."

Source: noon company (YouTube)