BTS DEBUT PROMOTION PROFESSIONAL
BTS DEBUT PROMOTION SERIES

The series-which currently consists of 18 half-hour episodes-has a much more ambitious scope than the movie, and is driven by the feedback garnered from that initial, cinematic project. Rather than give up on the project, Aneesa reimagined its structure into a docu-series. Aneesa recounts: “In that edit, I got to the ‘Fire’/ ’Blood, Sweat and Tears’ part and the people who I showed it to were like, ‘It’s cool to see their growth, but, because I don’t know about them as people, I don’t really care about that growth.’” A 45-minute edit flopped with her non-ARMY test audience, who said they understood the events of BTS’ rise, but were not connected emotionally to the journey.

BTS DEBUT PROMOTION PROFESSIONAL

Using her skills as a professional editor, Aneesa began making a movie. She wanted to make something that articulated to her friends, family, and co-workers why BTS matters so much to her, and why being an ARMY is an integral part of her identity.

I couldn’t fully explain how important they were because it was just a feeling I had.” The Rise of Bangtan docu-series is driven by that intangible feeling-an emotion that any ARMY can recognize, but might have a hard time describing to someone who doesn’t feel it too.Īneesa’s own social circle was her initial target audience for the project.

There’s something very different and special about them.’ But the problem was… I had a really hard time putting that into words. “There were a lot of reporters trying to find a way to undermine them in the States, to try to not pay attention to them, and I was like, ‘No, you should be paying attention to them. “I was so angry at the constant media manipulation that was going on around them,” Aneesa recounted to Den of Geek, via Zoom earlier this year. The KTO is planning to promote the videos on outdoor billboards at landmarks in the United States, the United Kingdom, Singapore, Thailand, Japan and Qatar.The Rise of Bangtan creator Aneesa first had the idea to create a video project encapsulating what makes BTS special back in 2017, when the Korean band was first starting to garner mainstream attention in the U.S. The Pohang video will be released on Oct. The two episodes released Thursday introduce Busan and Daejon. “Come Back to Busan Harbor” (1972) by Cho Yong-pil introduces Busan “An Encounter by Chance” (1982) by Song Gol-mae introduces Daejeon “Do You Know Hip Hop” (1999) by Drunken Tiger introduces Pohang and “The Wind is Blowing” (2019) by Park Hyo-shin and Park Sung-yeon introduces Jeju Island. Members Suga and Jimin introduce the regions’ tourist spots with classic folk and K-pop songs playing in the background. Titled “Feel the Rhythm of Korea,” the four videos are set in four regions in Korea.

BTS DEBUT PROMOTION SERIES

BTS's Jimin and Suga introduce tourist spots in Korea in the Korea Tourism Organization's promotional video series 'Feel the Rhythm of Korea.' Two of the four Korea Tourism Organization (KTO) promotional videos created in collaboration with boy band BTS were released on the KTO’s YouTube channel on Thursday.

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