"Because I feel like it's mine"... A movement director's solo scene unfolding in a vast hall

At the filming site of Mnet's 'Street World Fighter: Directors' War', which deals with the competition of choreographers' works, the process of a movement director checking the details of an advertisement video was captured. This video is one of the episodes of the program broadcast simultaneously on Mnet and tvN, showing the emotions the director feels while participating in the shoot as an advertising model and the intentions behind the choreography composition.

"Because I feel like it's mine"... Emotional intention contained in the solo section

In the video, the director reveals that this shoot is their first experience participating as a model for a major brand, sharing their thoughts on breaking free from past frameworks. In particular, they mentioned the process of releasing energy as the protagonist ahead of the solo section shoot. Recalling that they felt they had never done something as a protagonist in the past, the director stated that because they feel "it's mine" during this solo scene, energy flows from their body. As the scene is set as a flashback to the past, they focused on implementing cheerful movements so that emotions could be fully expressed.

The harmony of the Mega Crew and regular movements

Specific directing directions were also shared regarding the Mega Crew section that will decorate the finale of the advertisement video. The director expressed the intention to explain the dreams of many rather than an individual's dream through this section. Expressing the desire to represent their emotions using the Mega Crew from a desired stage position, they added an attempt to implement regular, iconic movements within freedom. On-site, a process of matching details was carried out by playing a specific version so that the dancers could move according to the counts of the music.

On-site detail checking and filming environment

The location where the filming took place was described as a hall sufficiently wide to express the movements of the Mega Crew. The director also expressed expectations that the energy of the site would be captured more vividly and three-dimensionally than when filming with a smartphone. Additionally, to ensure the visual perfection of the video, they were seen meticulously checking the cast's hair styling so that the curls would look lively in the video. During the filming process, the director led the scene by checking the dancers' gaze processing and the regularity of their movements.

Source: original video (YouTube)