Wonyoung (IVE) suffered an injury requiring '7 stitches' while filming the MV (IAM)

Wonyoung (IVE) suffered an injury requiring '7 stitches' while filming the MV (IAM)
MV（IAM）撮影中に「7針」縫うケガに見舞われたいたウォニョン（IVE）

Wonyoung got 7 stitches while filming the MV for "I AM"...Director "I was moved by participating in the filming without making a serious face"

"Ah, that diving scene was the most impressive." With that scene in there, the number of views must have gone up considerably.
In fact, I don't know how many times I've repeated the MV to look back on that scene.

It's an exhilarating and well-made MV, and I still look back on it and watch it even now.


Although it's a diving scene, the action scenes using tools such as wires can lead to serious injuries if you make a mistake. Even with a "seven-stitch" injury, the possibility that it was a little different and led to a serious injury would not have been zero.


"After finishing the treatment, with a natural sense of mission,
"It's okay. I can do it."
Wonyoung must have strongly insisted on continuing filming to the director and other staff.
I think it was good that it was a total judgment on the site.


However, when bringing up this kind of episode as a follow-up story, I think that putting Wonyoung's "professionalism" and "guts" in the foreground is a misplaced point.


I can understand if the listeners who listened to the radio were moved by the director's story. However, it seems that there are many collaborative works with minors such as idols
If he was a director who did his job, wouldn't he have had a different story to tell through that event?


No matter how you look at it, from the series of events, connecting Wonyoung's "professionalism" to "impressed" would only lead to a loss of interest.





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