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Cinematographer Yang Hyeong-sik Learned Humility Documenting the World: “Nothing in This World Is Mine”
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- Cinematographer Yang Hyeong-sik said in an interview that, looking back on his filming in the Serengeti and the Himalayas, he learned humility while documenting the world.
- Yang said he felt his own smallness in the Serengeti and the ability of the porters carrying about 60 kg in the Himalayas.
- He explained that at unfamiliar filming locations he first looks after the safety of cast and crew, and communicates by sharing local food and daily life.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 양형식 촬영감독, 세상을 기록하며 배운 겸손…“이 세상에 내 것은 없다”
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