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How to write GKS future plans | Reading my Future Plan | Global Korean Scholarship application tips – Transcript
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- Remy Allis divides future plans for the GKS application into short-term and long-term goals.
- Short-term goals involve gaining experience on professional Korean film sets and eventually working with studios like CGNM, Studio Dragon, and KBS.
- Long-term goals focus on bringing personal ideas to life, creating international co-produced content, and helping different cultures understand each other better.
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Hi everyone, I'm Remy. I'm currently studying filmmaking in Soul, South Korea as a GKS scholar. And today, we're going to look at my future plans. Before we start reading, as always, I am not a professional. This is just how I personally wrote it. I don't know what exactly it is they're looking for. I'm uploading this. So, obviously, you are very welcome to take inspiration. I would highly suggest not to directly copy anything though because if they find out, you will get disqualified. So, um just put it into your own words and obviously apply it to your own
situation. All right, then let's read it together. Future plans. I believe that it is important to know where you want to end up and have a clear goal in mind. Only that way it is possible that you can start taking the right turn from the beginning and end up at the desired destination. To do so, I divided my future plans into short-term and long-term goals. Short-term goals. Upon completion of my master studies, I plan to gain more experience by working on professional Korean film sets. I believe it is crucial to learn from experienced
professionals in the industry while being part of the crew. That way, I can apply the skills I have gained through my studies and learn how to properly implement them outside a university setting. Through my experiences studying in South Korea, as well as my other international background, I will be able to be an asset to the productions and share the different methods I have been able to learn. My plan is to start applying to small production companies, build my network, and gain more experience. Eventually, I aspire to work with big studios like CGNM, Studio
Dragon, and KBS, where I can be part of the productions that started my love for Korean cinema. Long-term goals. After gaining a lot of experience in the film industry, I'll be looking forward to bringing my own ideas to life. While I'll be working on other sets and develop my skills, I'll also keep improving my own screen writings until they're ready for production. Inspired by my time at Tobago Film, I'm keen on creating more international co-produced content that combines South Korean and German cultures. TV programs have a
significant impact on our lives, broadening our knowledge, deepening our understanding of different cultures, and inspiring us to pursue a passion. By engaging with diverse programming, we become more open-minded and empathetic. Knowing the ins and outs of both the South Korean and German industries, I'm confident in my ability to make inspiring and exciting productions that bring these two countries even closer together. At the end of the day, I want to create films that are not only entertaining, but also help people from different cultures understand each other
better. Yeah, very short. Um, quite the shortest, I think, compared from all my documents. But, um, yeah, I didn't know what else to write. So, um, I hope this was helpful. If you have any more questions, as always, leave them in the comments or DM me. And I will see you next time. Bye.