This is the last film from my trip to Pyongyang a while back.<br />I know these 360° film in tiny planet style are a difficult beast. That being said it still offers another perspective of Pyongyang than than the tilit-shift films from there. Shooting in 360° was difficult, as there were many, many limitations and unfortunately I could only set up the camera at very few locations.<br /><br />And again: While I have no support for the government there, many things could be said at this point about North Korea, but I really do not want to get involved in politics here, so please do your own research.<br /><br />Many thanks to Simon Cockerell and Jessica Mader from Koryo Tours ( https://koryogroup.com ) and Ri So Hyang, Kim Sun Mi, Lee Song Hyok, Kim Yong Un from KITC for arranging permissions and making this project possible. <br />By the way: I did not get paid to shoot this film!<br /><br />A film by Joerg Daiber.<br /><br />Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MiniatureFilms<br />Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/spoonfilm<br />YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/littlebigworld<br />Web: http://www.spoonfilm.com<br /><br /><br />WATCH FULL SCREEN!<br /><br />Shot with Garmin Virb. Postproduction with Adobe Creative Production Suite.<br /><br />Music: Semper Fidelis by Philipp Sousa performed by the United States Army Band.
