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Collection Development Issues Surrounding Korean Visual Materials

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This study highlights the collection development issues surrounding Korean visual materials in U.S. academic libraries, based on a survey conducted from March 8-14, 2007. Participants included 28 institutions, revealing that 16 do not have a dedicated Korean studies librarian or a collection exceeding 50,000 Korean books. The usage of Korean films spans various disciplines, though only a few libraries actively catalog and promote them. The findings point to significant challenges such as limited availability, security concerns, and regional coding issues affecting Korean film access and cataloging practices.

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Collection Development Issues Surrounding Korean Visual Materials

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  1. Collection Development Issues Surrounding Korean Visual Materials JaEun Ku, Korean Studies Librarian, UCLA Sun-Yoon Lee, Korean Studies Librarian, USC

  2. Survey • Survey period: March 8-14, 2007 • 28 institutions participated • 26 from U.S.,2 outside of U.S • 16 institutions do NOT have either a Korean studies librarian or a Korean collection which has more than 50,000 Korean books

  3. Participant

  4. Collection Size <Major Korean Collections>

  5. Collection Size <Non Major Korean Collections> *Two libraries did not respond to this question

  6. Comparison

  7. Collection Level

  8. Film Collection Fund

  9. Film Usage • Only 8 libraries mentioned “Film studies” as one of fields for which Korean Films are used • Film is not only used for films studies; broadly used by other subject fields • Language / Literature / History / Cultural studies / Anthropology / Sociology / Political Science / International Relations / Media Studies / East Asian Film series

  10. Genre • Most show preference toward South Korean feature film (“Korean wave”) • Some libraries choose genres selectively such as documentaries only, or North Korean films only • 21 libraries are willing to develop more than three Korean film genres • Other genre: Korean Animation

  11. Korean Film Vendors

  12. Cataloging

  13. Cataloging Practice • Media librarian catalogs most Korean films if there is no Korean language specialist • Collaborative work: Korean language specialist gives assistance to Media librarian • Division of Labor: Original cataloging is done by the Korean subject specialist and copy cataloging by the media librarian

  14. Holdings location • 22 libraries house Korean films at Media Libraries or Departmental libraries (Cinema Collection), Not East Asian library • Currently 6 libraries house Films in the East Asian library • 3 libraries send (VHS only) or plan to send Korean films to library storage

  15. Challenges by Type

  16. Challenges

  17. Challenges • Regional codes • Short in-stock availability • Security (lost items) • User education (search issue) • Insufficient shelving space

  18. Information ResourcesDarcy's Korean Film Page • http://www.koreanfilm.org • Provides an overview of the movies, issues, people, and events • Updated frequently

  19. Darcy's Korean FilmPagehttp://www.koreanfilm.org

  20. Darcy's Korean FilmPagehttp://www.koreanfilm.org

  21. Darcy's Korean FilmPagehttp://www.koreanfilm.org

  22. Darcy's Korean FilmPagehttp://www.koreanfilm.org

  23. 영화진흥위원회Korean Film Council (KOFIC) • http://www.koreanfilm.or.kr • New releases • Weekly statistics • Online publications • Korean Film Observatory • Korean Cinema • Korean Film Director Series

  24. KOFIChttp://www.koreanfilm.or.kr

  25. KOFIChttp://www.koreanfilm.or.kr

  26. KOFIChttp://www.koreanfilm.or.kr

  27. KOFICKorean Film Observatory

  28. KOFICKorean Film Observatory

  29. KOFICKorean Film Observatory

  30. KOFICKorean Cinema

  31. KOFICKorean Cinema

  32. IMDBhttp://www.imdb.com

  33. IMDBhttp://www.imdb.com

  34. IMDBhttp://www.imdb.com

  35. Dramas, Documentaries, VOD • KBS • http://www.kbs.co.kr (VOD: Free, Registration required) • http://www.kbsmedia.co.kr (KBS Media) • MBC • http://www.imbc.com (VOD: Fee-based, Registration required) • http://www.mbcpro.co.kr (MBC Production) • SBS • http://www.sbs.co.kr (VOD: Fee-based, Registration required) • http://www.sbspro.co.kr/ (SBS Production) • EBS • http://www.ebs.co.kr (VOD: Free, Registration required)

  36. Independent Films • 독립영화데이터베이스 (IndieDB.net) • http://www.indiedb.net/ • 한국독립영화협회 (Association of Korea Independent Film & Video) • http://www.kifv.org/

  37. North Korean Films • 통일부 북한자료 센터 (Information Center on North Korea) • http://unibook.unikorea.go.kr/ • 북한영화상영  북한영화 소개 • 통일 한국인이 보아야 할 북한영화 50선 by 이효인

  38. 통일부 북한자료 센터 Information Center on North Korea

  39. 통일부 북한자료 센터 Information Center on North Korea

  40. 통일부 북한자료 센터 Information Center on North Korea

  41. Challenges • Regional codes • Short in-stock availability • Security (lost items) • Cataloging : http://www.usc.edu/korea/ckm/meetings/video(2003).ppt

  42. Thank You !!! JaEun Ku, Korean Studies Librarian, UCLA Sun-Yoon Lee, Korean Studies Librarian, USC

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