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Broadcast Content Storytelling 1
: Drama Planning & Strategy

Author

Jeung Sook

Publisher

Communicationbooks

Categories

Humanities & Society

Audience

Adult

Overseas Licensing

Chinese

Keywords

  • #scriptwriter
  • #broadcast script
  • #broadcast storytelling

Copyright Contact

Park Yuna

  • Publication Date

    2013-04-30
  • No. of pages

    264
  • ISBN

    8966801544
  • Dimensions

    153 * 224
Overview

Jeung Sook, the 20-year veteran writer, introduces her storytelling know-how in the genres of melodrama, family drama, specialist drama and historical drama.

Book Intro

This book introduces how interesting stories, memorable stories, and emotionally engaging TV dramas are made. The writer explains what makes people sit in front of the TV, how to communicate with the drama audience, how to make a fun drama, and how to watch dramas using a variety of examples to improve readers' understanding.

First, the book presents the strategies of how to write drama effectively. For example, how to develop and find items that can attract watchers' attention, how to develop a plot that clearly manifests the theme, and how to create characters that drive the drama. These are explained in an easy-to-understand way, making this a suitable guide for future writers or drama producers who have difficulty approaching the subject.

This book classifies drama into four categories and introduces different ways to develop stories for each category. Melodrama focuses on sentimental stories and characters, family dramas present agendas sensitive to the time period and items the audience is familiar with, historical dramas build a mission-like story with powerful theatrical presentation and storytelling, and specialist dramas approaches various special professions based on expertise while not losing dramatic elements. These are the genres the book introduces to explain storytelling, with scripts from the latest dramas as examples. Through drama planning and structuring, finding story items, developing a synopsis and defining characters for each genre, the book explains every strategy used in drama storytelling to help those who dream of becoming drama writers.

This book will help with the theoretical studies and practical work of students in the broadcast contents field, ones interested in broadcast contents, ones who want to become drama writers, directors working at broadcast stations, ones who want to become producers, individuals interested in storytelling and people who enjoy watching TV programs.

About the Author

Jeung Sook



Jeung Sook (F) debuted in MBS' 2nd scriptwriter audition in 1986, and began her broadcast scriptwriting career with the 1st comedy writer audition of KBS. For 20 years she wrote for shows, games, comedies, entertainment, radio and comprehensive programs. She has won the KBS Comedy Writer Award and Program Award. She is currently a member of the Korea Radio & TV Writers Association and a professor at the Hanyang Women's University. Books she has written include This Is How You Write Fun Show Programs (2008), Broadcasting Script Writing Practice (2009), Drama Script Practice (2010) and Communicate with Storytelling (2011).  

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