SF9's Rowoon's manager and 'Extraordinary You' production team stir controversy for being rude to students at Dongduk Women's University
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SF9's Rowoon's manager and staff of 'Extraordinary You' stir controversy for being rude to students at Dongduk Women's University. On November 16, a student at the university tweeted a short video clip of one of the production team members shouting at fellow students. In the video, she yells "How many times do I have to tell you not to take pictures!"
Location shooting can add character and dimension to the project so it is not uncommon to spot the production team in everyday life. The problem is, they were shooting on Thursday afternoon when most classes are held. On top of that, they were yelling at students to be quiet and not to take pictures and even threatened some students by taking their pictures.
It has been revealed it was inevitable to shoot on the weekday due to scheduling conflict of Rowoon but the majority opinion is that doesn't justify their actions.
The tweet above reads "I remember Rowoon's manager came to students standing nearby and took pictures of them. He threatened them to not take the pictures of the scene. I also remember some of the staff laughing at that while also taking pictures of the students. I remember every single one of you who was smoking and spitting on our campus, talking down to the students."
There was a drama shooting at my University, there were signed reminds everyone that need to be silent and please don't go to certain place which shooting being held. I remember that no students or staff make any problem during that shooting period. Camera? Noises? None!!!!
Respect people's job is the most common thing to do.
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bubbles0610836 ptsSaturday, November 16, 2019 1
Saturday, November 16, 2019
This is definitely the students fault. The staff and crew are there to do their jobs to bring quality tv to consumers. Reserving a site costs money. Making sure you have the right lighting from the sun takes coordination and if you miss that timing you have to wait until the next day to get the lighting back in the right position. Using equipment costs money. They don’t own it , they rent it. Mics pick up the littlest of noises and your camera clicking and giggling is not something we fans want to hear when we watch a show. Coordinating people’s schedules takes time. Not everyone is just reserved for the show. Setting the tone for a scene and then having someone disrupt by taking pictures in the background ruins the shot and it is disrespectful to the staff who are just trying to do their jobs. They will have to do retakes over and over and all these whiners are doing is wasting film and people’s hard work.
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There was a drama shooting at my University, there were signed reminds everyone that need to be silent and please don't go to certain place which shooting being held. I remember that no students or staff make any problem during that shooting period. Camera? Noises? None!!!!
Respect people's job is the most common thing to do.