This document discusses the author's interests and experience in film. It includes: - Their favorite genres which are crime, thriller, mystery films and comedies. - Their passion for film marketing, distribution and storytelling which they want to pursue. - Details of film analysis assignments they completed, including essays on Korean films and genres. - Sections of their film critic essay analyzing scenes, characters, and symbols in the Korean thriller 'Memories of Murder'. - Short film reviews they wrote discussing themes of hope and the use of flashbacks. - Details of a screenwriting course they took and an outline they created for a Vietnamese TV series.

2. PUBLIC RELATIONS + CINEMA =

3. My Favourite Films and TV Series
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4. My Favourite Films and TV Series
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Basically, I watch everything from Vietnamese, Korean, Chinese
and American films/dramas. But I really keen on crime, thrilling,
mysterious genre with a lot of twisted scenarios. And comedy, of
course fun and entertaining !!

5. Film PR/Marketing and Distribution
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6. Why I Want To Join Film PR/Marketing
Keen on
writing
Creativity
and
Storytelling
Passion for
movies

7. Basic Job Description in CGV

8. What I Have Done So Far

9. Asian Cinema Final Project
Essay Video: Slapstick Comedy in Hong Kong ( Cinematic Elements)
Slapstick Comedy= Mo Lei Tau
Analyzing camera shot and movement
Action and Reaction in the same frame
Exaggeration and Overreaction!
Highlighting on the contradict between actors/actresses and background

10. Film Critic
Asian Cinema assignment 2
1500 word essay
Reflecting of movie aspects including
camera shot and movement, analyzing
scenes and characters with chosen theories,
framework in film study
My chosen movie: Memories of Murder
Genre: Thrilling, drama, mystery
Directed by: Bong Joon Ho
Release Date: 2 May 2003
Starring: Song Kangho, Kim Sang Kyung
One of the greatest Korean movie
of all time !!!

11. Part Of My FIlm Critic Essay
“The appearance of a boy at the beginning and the girl at the end symbolized a young generation
especially during two different periods of time: under military dictatorship in 1980s and the great
transformation of Korea in the 2000s when they had a stable economy and politics policies . Formal
detective Park came back to the first crime scene and met a girl which was the biggest plot twist in this
movie. “ Kind of plain, ordinary” - that was what she said when mentioning about a man who also came
back to this place like Park to remember something that he did in the past. The camera zoomed in to focus
on the girl’s face which made it looks like she was talking with us. After all this years, the detectives were
wrong, there was nothing special about the killer, he can be anyone because he has a normal appearance.
Perhaps, the killer represents to a generation who were influenced by violence, the deviation of moral
standard, suffered the loss of identity , nationality (Nogia 2016 ). In the end, the zooming scene focusing on
the face of detective Park expressed worry as he suddenly remembered something was important.
As stated by Martin Scorsese - a famous American director :“ Cinema is matter of what’s in the frame and
what’s out”. I watched again and again to understand the beauty of semiotics, the complex message which
was created by Bong Joon Ho - a man who is compared with Steven Spielberg in his hey day.”

12. Current Media Issue 14: The Dark Knight- Symbol of Hope
“Just like Two-Face, we all have two sides
to our faces: one is bad, one is good.
Everybody tries to become a better person,
but nobody is perfect. The madness, anger
and chaos we experience make it difficult
for us to decide who we really want to
become. Desmond Tutu, a famous South
African activist, once said, “Hope is being
able to see the light despite all of the
darkness.” It’s true. Despite everything,
there’s one powerful word that’ll always
guide us to the good side, and that word is
hope. “

13. Current Media: Issue 15: Flashback
“That’s how great writers utilize the creativity
of flashbacks — a magic spell to create an impact
on the audience’s perception and emotions.
Screenwriters are not magicians, yet their job is
making their fictional characters become real.
Flashbacks give them an opportunity to be
creative, to bring life into their fiction. And as
the audience, we laugh, we cry and we empathise
with the characters, because the happiness and
the pain have always been in our memories”

14. Learn To Become Screenwriter
The Centre For Assistance
and Development of Movie
Talents
the centre for assistance and development of
movie talents is created for any cinema lovers
who want to produce a movie, documentaries
or become actors/actresses or screenwriters.
Film and Television Screenwriting Courses
From August 2016 to February 2017
Learn about film analysis; basic framework
and structure of movies; character analysis;
creating scenarios, dialogue.

15. Learn To Become Screenwriter
This is my brainstorming film ideas/ an
outline for a Vietnamese TV Series called
Black and White ( Đen và Trắng)- a final
assignment to complete the course. Even
though I am an amateur in screenwriting
and cinematography but I truly love
storytelling. I always have some ideas for
movies/TV series even JUST A CRAZY
IDEAL but I hope to receive constructive
feedbacks from other people so I can learn
more about the power of storytelling.
“The devil is real and he’s not some little red man
with horn and tail. He can be very beautiful
because he’s fallen angel and God’s favourite
son”

16. Kim Ki Young Lee Kyung Hwan
Marquet (2013)

17. Kim Ki Young Lee Kyung Hwan
Marquet (2013)