지역영화인 근로환경과 지역영화정책의 방향성 : 2017 지역영화인 근로환경 실태조사를 바탕으로

Abstract

The working conditions and the environment of local filmmakers are seriously unbalanced within the Korean film industry centered in Seoul. 75.8% of local filmmakers are not paid minimum wage. 61.6% of local film staff are not insured(Korea's Four Major Social Security Insurance). Local filmmakers don't benefit from social safety net as workers. This serious imbalance is also due to the fact that ‘local film can not be established as an industry. Korea's regional film policy is in the turning point of the policy paradigm. Policy themes ‘local film’ and ‘local film’ should be transformed into policy frames and created as the main agent in the film industry from film culture recipients, consumers of the film industry to film industry and creation. The environment base of the local film industry should be established. We should consider ‘local film as an industry policy. Therefore, the working conditions and environment of local filmmakers should also be a major part of the local film policy.