October 20, 2020 – UNESCO World Heritage Site Diocletian’s Palace will be live-streamed to viewers around the world on Thursday, October 22, as part of the ‘See Together Challenge’ by Seoul company Magenta.
Magenta, a documentary production company based in Seoul, South Korea, is launching a new project titled ‘See Together Challenge’.
The project is co-hosted by SK Telecom, the National Korean Committee for UNESCO, and Magenta, and is funded by the Ministry of Science and ICT, and supported by the Korea Radio Promotion Association.
‘See Together Challenge’ was envisioned to lift spirits during the COVID-19 pandemic and to raise awareness of UNESCO World Heritage Sites and the importance of their preservation.
Namely, project participants will film and live stream UNESCO World Heritage Site(s) to global viewers for 1 hour and then pass on the live stream to the next participant, who will film for an hour at their location, and so forth. The videos will be live-streamed on Youtube and will run 24 hours a day, for one week, beginning on October 21, 2020.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v=fhK7aiNb80A
The videos will also be edited into a two-part documentary on social distancing, which will be aired on KBS, a national broadcaster in South Korea.
Since Croatia boasts some of the world’s most spectacular UNESCO World Heritage Sites, it comes as no surprise that the country will be featured in this admirable project.
Thus, among the various Croatian UNESCO heritage sites is the breathtaking Diocletian’s Palace. Famous Split tour guide Ivica Profaca will lead viewers through its ancient stone walls and unveil its history to future travelers around the world on October 22 at 10 am.
To find out more about our project, you can visit the official website and watch the official promo video HERE.
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