Kang HaNeul of the movie ”Streaming” said, ”We shot a 10-minute single take. If we make a mistake, we have to start from the beginning, so it's nerve-wracking.”

Kang HaNeul shared his thoughts on one-take filming. The media preview of the movie "Streaming" (director: Cho Jang-ho) was held on the afternoon of the 17th at the Seoul Songpa-gu Road.
The event was held at TT Cinema World Tower, and was attended by director Jo Jang-ho and actor Kang HaNeul. On this day, Kang HaNeul said, "I was excited because we had to shoot it in one take.
"It was a one-take scene, so once we started filming, it felt like the scene was about 10 minutes long, but I had a retake at about 9 minutes and 50 seconds.
"It was tough because I had to go back to the beginning and act for 10 minutes," he added. "I couldn't start over halfway through, so I was scared, but it was fun because there was a strange tension," he said with satisfaction.
"Streaming" depicts the process of Woo-sang (played by Kang HaNeul), a crime channel streamer with the highest number of subscribers, discovering clues to unsolved serial murder cases and tracking down the culprit.
The thriller will be broadcast in real time and will be released in Korea on the 21st.