Profit Sharing Comes to Local Film
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The makers of upcoming domestic film "Ssunday Seoul" will pay its workers in an unusual manner.
The film crew, staff, marketing team and director will not receive any wages while the movie is being made. Instead, they will receive a share of the profits after it is released.
With a minimum production cost of 700 million won, "Ssunday Seoul" began filming on Feb. 22 and will premiere in August.
The movie is being directed by Park Seong-heon and will be an omnibus film about a series of unbelievable events.
The film crew, staff, marketing team and director will not receive any wages while the movie is being made. Instead, they will receive a share of the profits after it is released.
With a minimum production cost of 700 million won, "Ssunday Seoul" began filming on Feb. 22 and will premiere in August.
The movie is being directed by Park Seong-heon and will be an omnibus film about a series of unbelievable events.
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