I haven’t done this in a while and I quickly remember why not. LOL.
FYI, I only included dramas that are generous in releasing a trailer! A few posters? Nah. xD
Which dramas have your interest?
I haven’t done this in a while and I quickly remember why not. LOL.
FYI, I only included dramas that are generous in releasing a trailer! A few posters? Nah. xD
Which dramas have your interest?
I did not expect that in my lifetime there would be a global pandemic happening. It is – still is, very tough. Working in a major hospital, I was very fortunate to have a job through Covid but there were definitely some selfish moments where I just wanted to stay home and stay away from the hospital, where protocols and procedures keep changing every single day as we learned more things about the virus. Colleagues falling sick and hospital dispatching some of us to different areas, sometimes unrelated to our job; some smaller hospitals were sending my co-workers to work at the morgue. >.<”
I don’t know what to expect from these dramas but maybe all we need is a little thing called hope to keep us moving forward. Having this blog and some of you guys to chat with has always been the anchor of my sanity. So thank-you for that! Stay healthy, stay informed, stay connected, and stay calm! We are in this together.
Last post of 2017! Time to relax and listen to some jamming as we reflect on the year that went by too quickly.
We are finally here! 3 whole months of airing. We start with marriage and end with marriage. Lol. 🙂
“You think you’re better than me because you wear pretty wedding gowns every 10 episodes?!”
One more week!
Drama within drama! Joe Xu Hai Qiao is a badass! We all know how shady the entertainment business is and many actors are forced to accept and move or lest they offend the big boys in the biz but lookie at Xu Hai Qiao, who directly tagged the production team on weibo about editing his lines (leading to words not syncing with mouth movements) and cutting his scenes. When he was cast for the role, he read the novel and really liked the character and in the five months of shooting, had done his best to bring the character forward. He frequently sought the novel author and together they hoped to bring the wholeness of his character to life. As an actor, he usually watches his works as they air to monitor and improve for later projects, which was how he began to notice drastic lines editing and reduced scenes onscreen. The author supported his stance and stated that his performance is ideal and closest to the character written in the novel. The producer (Tang Li Jun) and one of the screenwriters (Han Pei Zhen) have spoken up, explaining that the work of post-production teams is to enhance and highlight the characters and the plot to intensify the flow of the storyline. Every decision they made was done collectively, after speaking with the producer, directors, script writers, and post production teams. Interestingly, not with the actors! Han Pei Zhen stated that the small changes are deliberately done to enrich and link with the plots later on, so that as the story reaches climax, viewers will be able to see the characters holistically and not just under one color. Whether these changes will alter his character in a negative light, we would have to watch and see.
That’s it for today’s drama within drama! Lol.
As announced last week, we have 6 episodes this week (wed-fri)! Lost Love In Times has 56 episodes, so 3 more weeks.
New changes in airing schedule! Since you guys said 4 episodes per week is not enough, starting next week, we’ll get 6 episodes airing Wed-Fridays. Lol.