Carpa joined the show in Ho Chi Minh City with Haha, Kim Jong-kook, and met with singer My Tam.
IIn 2018, Korean entertainers Kim Jong-kook and Haha, best known for the hit variety show Running Man, visited Ho Chi Minh City to film the reality program “Big Picture in Vietnam” with local production support from Carpa. Kim Jong-kook and Haha at Ho Chi Minh City, in 2018 A Memorable Filming Experience in Ho Chi […]
IIn 2018, Korean entertainers Kim Jong-kook and Haha, best known for the hit variety show Running Man, visited Ho Chi Minh City to film the reality program “Big Picture in Vietnam” with local production support from Carpa.

Kim Jong-kook and Haha at Ho Chi Minh City, in 2018
A Memorable Filming Experience in Ho Chi Minh City with My Tam.
As part of the filming of Big Picture in Vietnam, Kim Jong-kook and Haha visited Ho Chi Minh City, where Carpa provided local filming support and location coordination. During their visit, they met renowned Vietnamese singer My Tam, who became the second Vietnamese artist to appear on the program after Toc Tien. Her warm greeting in Korean created a friendly atmosphere and highlighted the cultural connection between Vietnam and South Korea.

Filming scene of the meeting and conversation between Korean artists and Vietnamese singer My Tam.

Haha and Kim Jong Kook interview singer My Tam during the filming of the Big Picture in Vietnam.

Lovely moments of the artist
Leveraging its expertise in hybrid content production and event management, Carpa coordinated filming locations and provided on-site production support throughout the filming in Ho Chi Minh City. These efforts helped ensure a smooth production process while facilitating meaningful interactions between Korean and Vietnamese artists.
A Bridge Between Vietnamese and Korean entertainment
This project marks another milestone in Carpa’s mission to connect Korean production teams with Vietnamese artists, locations, and local partners. Through these collaborations, Carpa continues to foster meaningful cultural exchange while showcasing the talent, creativity, and cultural richness of both Vietnam and South Korea to audiences around the world.
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