30th Anniversary Media Festival Held

Poster of Daejin University 29th Media Festival 'Hommage'. <Photo by Daejin University>

Poster of Daejin University 29th Media Festival 'Hommage'.

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The Department of Media Communication at Daejin University continues its efforts to nurture media talents.


According to the Department of Media Communication at Daejin University on the 1st, the 29th Media Festival 'HOMMAGE' will be held on the 8th at Hansung Baekje Hall in the Hansung Baekje Museum from 6:30 PM, showcasing various programs created by media talents who will lead the AI era. Marking its 30th anniversary this year, the festival is composed of even richer and more abundant stories.


The festival is themed 'Hommage,' a French word meaning 'respect' and 'tribute.' It was planned to convey respect and honor to the seniors who have led Korea's press and media, and will screen fresh concept content such as films, advertisements, and documentaries that capture the unique sensibility of Generation Z.


Department Head Kim Taeyang said, "The Department of Media Communication at Daejin University, celebrating its 30th anniversary, has held the Media Festival annually. We take pride in it being the only event nationwide that continuously carries on the history and tradition within a single media communication department," adding, "Through various content reflecting Generation Z's perspectives, attendees will be able to experience the passion of media talents who will lead the next 30, 60, and even over 100 years." He asked for continued interest.



Meanwhile, the Daejin University Media Festival began in 1996 as the 1st Newspaper and Broadcasting Department Festival and was successfully held even during the chaotic years of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 and 2021, with the 25th '2020 is the First Time' and the 26th editions streamed live on YouTube.


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