Controversy about the use of Ilbe photo of’Biha Roh’ in the promotional video of the Office of Education
Jang Hye-jin, reporter at Busan.com [email protected]
Input: 2021-02-02 16:02:31Revision: 2021-02-02 17:06:09Published: 2021-02-02 16:36:28
A post manipulation post for a movie to Busan posted on Google. Online community
Controversy is arising because a photo used to deprecate the late President Roh Moo-hyun in the far right online community’Ilbe’ (ilbe) in the promotional video of the Office of Education.
On the 1st, the Yeoju Education Support Office produced a YouTube video and a poster to introduce the video to welcome transfer teachers who will be working at the Yeoju Education Support Office from March.
The video and poster were used in the promotional video after changing only the title from the movie’Busan Haeng’ to’Yeoju Haeng’.
However, the problem is that the former President Roh, who has nothing to do with the welcome of the transfer teachers, has appeared. In particular, in the cast list at the bottom of the poster, the name’Roh Moo-hyun’ is placed instead of the original actor Kim Eui-seong. In addition, the face of former President Roh was synthesized on the zombie’s face, and the face of former President Roh was used as well as the finger shape used to authenticate’Ilbe’. Also, the text at the top of the poster has been modified from’out of competition’ to’out of competilbe’. The original’tion’ was replaced with’ilbe’ which means Ilbe.
In this regard, the Yeoju Education Support Office confirmed that the video included the Ilbe photo, and changed the video to private at the dawn of the 2nd.
Yeoju Office of Education explained in an interview with JTBC that “the teacher who created the video from the self-investigation did not know that it was the Ilbe data and used it through Google in the process of searching for the data, and it is determined that it is not intentional.” did.
In response, netizens responded by saying, “I don’t know, does this make sense? I want to be punished strongly”, “I’m out of my mind”, “I don’t think it’s a mistake”, and “I can’t do it without knowing.”
Jang Hye-jin, reporter at Busan.com [email protected]