Mongolia has a numerous relationship with us historically. Especially last summer in 2007, many Koreans have visited Mongolia marking the 800th birthday of Chinggiskhan But the exchange of the broadcasting stations between Korean and Mongolia has not gone on smoothly so far. This study was the outset from the initial attempt to find a way out of such reality. The followings was originated from the study on the broadcasting environment and role function by voice actor
Having broadcasting environment in common, firstly the history of voice actors between Korea & Mongolia is similar and there is no age limit in it.
Secondly, the voice actors in both countries take part in the whole field of being expressed by voice like radio drama acting, foreign film dubbing, DJ, narration, CM voice recording, and so forth.
Thirdly, they strongly take pride in their work as an artist to create their own character in work with strong desire and professionalism
comparing with their difference, firstly, as the broadcasting has creatively been developed under liberalism system the broadcasting environment of voice actor in Korea has been gained the public affections as a star with the advance of radio drama and their role has also been represented as a radio flower. But Mongolia was not easy in liberally developing the press and broadcasting under socialistic system in the past. The voice actors in Mongolia have relayed Moscow’s broadcasting subjected to Mongolian or engaged in the public broadcasting to support its continuation of a system. Thus, there is no star voice actor till now.
Secondly, Korean voice actors with the variation of media environment have undergone change in their role and function. They are taking part in their unique areas like CM voice acting, all kinds of narrations including documentary program, TV entertainment program, show program, trailer, campaign besides TV foreign film dubbing, animation dubbing, voice acting in radio drama and also extending their countless kinds of work out of broadcasting. They are positioning as an expert in all areas relevant to voice.
But Mongolian voice actors have digested diverse roles like writer, editor, actor, and comedian only by one person. In other words, they have performed as all around entertainers to play various parts like writer, editor, actor, and comedian because the role function of voice actors was not segmented in a reasonable manner.
Thirdly, Korean voice actors are under exclusive contract with broadcasting companies after being openly employed by them and then participate in recording any area in need as a freelancer. On the other hand, Mongolian voice actors are graduated from art college unlike us and recommended by their seniors or professors after being set at their feet. And then, they are under the exclusive one year contract with a broadcasting company.
Fourthly, Korean voice actors joined the organization which is called as Korea Voice Performance Association for the purpose of protecting their rights and interests and being in security for their performance fee under protection. They are also under protection of intellectual property rights by entertainer unionization. But Mongolian voice actors do not have any system like organization or union to protect their rights and interests in addition to intellectual property rights.
Considering the role function between Korea and Mongolia, there is one thing I’ve noticed about their strong passion on acting and professional pride on their job especially in radio drama.
But I’ve also noticed about the difference in the aspect of function of foreign film dubbing.
In other words, Korean voice actors thoroughly analyze their characters in work and dub them considering the expression and mouth length indicated by their characters
But Mongolian voice actors dub works with their language hearing original sound not matching the mouth length thoroughly unlike foreign films that Korean voice actors have d...

Mongolia has a numerous relationship with us historically. Especially last summer in 2007, many Koreans have visited Mongolia marking the 800th birthday of Chinggiskhan But the exchange of the broadcasting stations between Korean and Mongolia has not gone on smoothly so far. This study was the outset from the initial attempt to find a way out of such reality. The followings was originated from the study on the broadcasting environment and role function by voice actor
Having broadcasting environment in common, firstly the history of voice actors between Korea & Mongolia is similar and there is no age limit in it.
Secondly, the voice actors in both countries take part in the whole field of being expressed by voice like radio drama acting, foreign film dubbing, DJ, narration, CM voice recording, and so forth.
Thirdly, they strongly take pride in their work as an artist to create their own character in work with strong desire and professionalism
comparing with their difference, firstly, as the broadcasting has creatively been developed under liberalism system the broadcasting environment of voice actor in Korea has been gained the public affections as a star with the advance of radio drama and their role has also been represented as a radio flower. But Mongolia was not easy in liberally developing the press and broadcasting under socialistic system in the past. The voice actors in Mongolia have relayed Moscow’s broadcasting subjected to Mongolian or engaged in the public broadcasting to support its continuation of a system. Thus, there is no star voice actor till now.
Secondly, Korean voice actors with the variation of media environment have undergone change in their role and function. They are taking part in their unique areas like CM voice acting, all kinds of narrations including documentary program, TV entertainment program, show program, trailer, campaign besides TV foreign film dubbing, animation dubbing, voice acting in radio drama and also extending their countless kinds of work out of broadcasting. They are positioning as an expert in all areas relevant to voice.
But Mongolian voice actors have digested diverse roles like writer, editor, actor, and comedian only by one person. In other words, they have performed as all around entertainers to play various parts like writer, editor, actor, and comedian because the role function of voice actors was not segmented in a reasonable manner.
Thirdly, Korean voice actors are under exclusive contract with broadcasting companies after being openly employed by them and then participate in recording any area in need as a freelancer. On the other hand, Mongolian voice actors are graduated from art college unlike us and recommended by their seniors or professors after being set at their feet. And then, they are under the exclusive one year contract with a broadcasting company.
Fourthly, Korean voice actors joined the organization which is called as Korea Voice Performance Association for the purpose of protecting their rights and interests and being in security for their performance fee under protection. They are also under protection of intellectual property rights by entertainer unionization. But Mongolian voice actors do not have any system like organization or union to protect their rights and interests in addition to intellectual property rights.
Considering the role function between Korea and Mongolia, there is one thing I’ve noticed about their strong passion on acting and professional pride on their job especially in radio drama.
But I’ve also noticed about the difference in the aspect of function of foreign film dubbing.
In other words, Korean voice actors thoroughly analyze their characters in work and dub them considering the expression and mouth length indicated by their characters
But Mongolian voice actors dub works with their language hearing original sound not matching the mouth length thoroughly unlike foreign films that Korean voice actors have dubbed.
Thus,...

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