Ji Chang Wook Shares His Change Of Attitude As A Man In His 30s With NewBIN AR

Aug 14, 2020 | by RD Revez

Ji Chang Wook recently featured in the digital pop-up magazine NewBIN AR, radiating a striking retro outfit with a simple yet very masculine look. Along with the actor's photoshoot, Ji Chang Wook shared his goals and mindset in the accompanying interview with the digital magazine.

Ji Chang Wook starred recently in the drama "Backstreet Rookie." With his successful stint in the hit TV series, he took part in a "Seoul Travel Story" photoshoot for NewBIN AR,- the first augmented reality magazine of Korea.

The enthusiastic and vibrant Ji Chang Wook participated in the many aspects of the photoshoot. From perfecting the concept after taking a detailed view of the materials to even personally getting a vintage car to fit with the theme.

The actor also talked about his approach being an actor and shared that rather than trying to satisfy everyone, he thought that if he shows how he's working hard at the things he enjoys and that he's good at. Ji Chang Wook believes there are still people who are like that.

One representative from NewBin AR said that Ji Chang Woo's professionalism moved them throughout the entire process. They noted that the actor did his best until the end of the photoshoot. He checks everything carefully to make sure to achieve a sound output and even recorded the narration.

Here's the video of the shoot with the digital pop-up magazine NewBin AR!

Ji Chang Wook Shares His Change Of Attitude As A Man In His 30s With NewBIN AR

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