Episode 1 Released, Surpasses 21,000 Views in One Week
Ulsan Metropolitan Office of Education (Superintendent Cheon Chang-su) produced the web drama "A Text Message Has Arrived," and the first episode, "One Day, a Text Message Arrived to Me," surpassed 21,000 views within a week of its release on YouTube (as of the 25th).
Set in a high school broadcasting club, this 8-minute and 42-second drama depicts resolving misunderstandings through text messages in school life, highlighting the importance of restoring relationships.
Thumbnail of Episode 1, "One Day, I Received a Text Message," from the web drama "A Text Message Has Arrived," produced by Ulsan Metropolitan Office of Education.
Notably, 39 students from the Ulsan area participated as supporting actors, gaining the opportunity to experience actual production sites and grow.
This drama, produced in five episodes, will release one episode each week until November 15, starting with episode 1, "One Day, a Text Message Arrived to Me."
Viewers have responded positively, saying things like, "Thanks to the theme of text messages, the drama feels fresher and more interesting," and "The story is relatable and the content is meaningful. I’m curious about how the story will unfold."
An official from the Ulsan Office of Education stated, "We expect this web drama to awaken the importance of communication and empathy among members of the educational community, including students and parents, and contribute to creating a happy school culture."
The Ulsan Office of Education will conduct promotional activities on Instagram, Naver Band, and YouTube until November 15 to promote the web drama.
Since 2020, the Ulsan Office of Education has been leading education promotion in Ulsan by producing web dramas covering various topics such as vegetarian meals, ecological environment, cyberbullying, and school violence, accumulating a total of 540,000 views.
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