Read the report and issue fields together
KTV's e-history catalogue offers Daehan News browsing by subject, era and issue. A useful concrete record is the report about demolition of the Namsan foreign residents' apartments in Seoul. Its page lists a production date of 23 November 1994, a running time of 1 minute 41 seconds and Daehan News issue 2037 as the source.
Create a reference with four fields: the report's Korean title, its production date, the source issue number and the direct record address. Keep the running time as a fifth check. A colleague looking for a long programme can then see immediately that the selected result identifies a short component within an issue, rather than an unspecified full newsreel.
Build a clip list without inventing a continuous programme
The same record displays three issue-related clips: a five-second slogan, the apartment report and a presidential-activities report lasting 5 minutes 42 seconds. This relationship is more useful than three unconnected search bookmarks. It lets a researcher examine the apartment story alongside other material catalogued under the same issue and date.
In a worked viewing worksheet, give each clip its own row with title, duration, date and issue number. Add a column for the question that clip can answer: the demolition report's framing, the slogan's wording or the surrounding official agenda. Keep the catalogue's displayed relationships as evidence; do not claim that a manually assembled playlist reproduces the original reel's complete sequence.
Keep source categories and access enquiries precise
The site's holdings guide distinguishes finished Daehan News from preliminary footage and unpublished Daehan News film. It explicitly marks those latter two holdings as having no sound. If a second result looks related to the event, record which collection it belongs to before assuming it is another narrated edition of the same report.
Finish the worksheet by separating viewing references from any footage request. The official guide points video requests and downloads through KTV's Nanuri portal after registration. A useful request can identify the report, issue, production date and intended passage. Finding a related clip in e-history establishes a catalogue lead; confirmation of the supplied material and its permitted use belongs to the request process.
Questions about this guide
Is issue 2037 the title of the apartment-demolition report?
It is the source newsreel issue. The report also has its own title, duration and record address.
Why might related preliminary footage have no narration?
KTV's holdings guide explicitly describes the preliminary and unpublished Daehan News film collections as having no sound.