if there was a slightest hint of someone reading them then I'd have totally written the full script for all of…
Yeah, you know already that. ;-) With writing it take more time to just draw or sing a song with guitar. But sing a song take years to learn guitar and singing. So, it's a bit the same as final result. It's why a talk about involvement. With writing, it there is no involvement, you start something, then change your mind, jump to one unfinished project to another one. Involvement is different to concentrate or hard working. When there is, it become more easy than you think. ideas are raining down! Coming from nowhere. The problem is more : you can't do otherly to go all the way. Obsession ? Passion ? I wouldn't say that, but for sure, we can't really control this. There is a story, it have to be told. And bad luck, you are the one this story has chosen to be told. You won't escape this. Day and night, it devour all. If you try to run away, you get sick, then you come back and accept your fate. So, you are involved. :-D
The juggler guy is a cool idea, but honestly, I would remove the "mafia" past, except if this drama is a full parody. In this case, the guy who makes the dough is a Joseon baker who traveled across time. :-)
Mix it with Backstreet Rockie. There is a young guy madly in love with her and coming to work in the pizzzzzza. This guy come from a circus and is a gifted juggler lauching pizzas like UFO. Able to send a missing olive onto a pizza from 10 yards. Call it : "My pizza boss is a gangster".
if there was a slightest hint of someone reading them then I'd have totally written the full script for all of…
My answer might surprise you, but it doesn't matter if someone will read it or not. If you believe in your ideas, that far outweighs any other form of motivation. In this case, your story will have a better chance of being read and appreciated because it will be authentic, without expecting anything other than to have accomplished the best of yourself.
To choose the proposed dramas. If I had to write it down, it will probably be none of those exactly, because they are the most immediate ideas and that requires to be twisted. The result can only be known after enough additional ideas have been developed. Everyone has to make their own personal choices, here are mine. I remove all proposals for which I have no knowledge and which make it very difficult to establish a credible context: everything that is historical and refers to the history of an Asian country, because I was not born there. - Historical Musical. - 1930s.
Then I take out everything that is very common and typical of a fan-fiction. - EXO the Movie. (to be banned absolutely!) - The Heist. (super-team principle, very used in FF, dramas based on it are mostly boring, the player, rugal, etc. Only "Mission Impossible" or the Canadian series "VIP hustlers" have caught my attention).
Hard to estimate. - The Fairytale. (may need some historical elements though, or at least to keep a sense of Asian fantasy, I don't feel fit for the subject) - The Spies. (probably the same problem as The Heist, plus I am unable to write a female team. Still, I could be Ok for a spy/action story, easily enough).
Most accessible and worthwhile: - Fashion Runway. (But I have no knowledge of fashion.) - The Rock. (watch out for the FF effect on this one) - The Duo.
Since I have no affinity with slice-of-life, that leaves "The Duo" as a base. Although I might have some ideas for "The Rock", having a knowledge of the music business. Or a very different version of "The Spies". Also "The Duo" is a good context to use other concepts, a breathtaking story with big plot-twists. That's my kind of thing!
It's really something I would like to see. I don't know if you really want to do it, but I encourage you to. Maybe with the help of your friend, if she's interested. There are people writing fan fiction, but hardly anyone writing a real drama script. I have searched a lot on the internet. You can find mostly movie screenplays, or TV show pilots. But not a complete drama (a beginning, an end, and 16 to XX episodes). These scripts are in the western format, not in the Asian format, which is much more friendly to write and read.
However, the time and work involved is extremely high. It will be difficult to do anything else with your free time, if you want to finish in less than two years. Even then, it will be very imperfect and will require a lot of editing.
There are many tips on story creation (I have a whole list!), but the only thing that really matters is your work, your imagination, and your total commitment to the project. If it's a story you half-believe in, it's much harder. But that's the case with many people who write, they're not involved. I know this from having written many stories that I loved, but wasn't fully involved in. And for many, I never finished them. If you're really involved, the ideas come pouring in so fast that it's almost unbearable to live with.
Unfortunately, I have a lot of trouble to find where to watch Japanese dramas, but I know they have the potential…
There is a sublime scene where the actor plays a variation of Mozart on "ah que vous dirais-je maman". I searched everywhere for this variant, but it was impossible to find it. Only in the drama is it possible to hear it. There are fabulous harmonic distortions. It is transcendentally beautiful. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyiFgEH82ew We can say that the guy doesn't even have to touch the woman to make her... feel good... :-D
Indeed, you were blocked because that's all it is possible to do with people doing insulting insinuations. Discussing…
I couldn't see the other comments. It also erases the other answers. And then your last mockery was so ridiculous, like... "Mistress, mistress, thank you, I was blocked, ahahaha". Did you think you were in kindergarten?
Being defensive enough is necessary. Am I wrong? Ah, I don't have a photograph of your encephalogram in front of me. I don't spend my life chasing your threads either! Have a nice day.
Disappointed to see no Japanese dramas on the list when they probably make the most mature dramas (and the best).…
Unfortunately, I have a lot of trouble to find where to watch Japanese dramas, but I know they have the potential to be very twisted. Secret Love Affair is good, but the pace is slow. It is mature but reasonable. However quite scandalous for a Korean drama. ;-)
Love in Sadness. (Korean) While one of the characters is obsessive to the extreme, the others also have a bit bug up their sleeve. ^^ A scene from the first episode : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohuIXYTGw_w It's one of my favorite, great acting. The tension kept me from breathing throughout the drama.
Warui yatsura. (Japan) I can't give spoiler, but in short, sordid passion with nurse, surgeon and murders. Last scene of episode 1 is perfect.
Indeed, you were blocked because that's all it is possible to do with people doing insulting insinuations. Discussing with agitators is a waste of time, leading to endless replies, and just creating a mess in the comments.
I gave you a chance by providing a courteous answer. I gave you another chance by dropping the conversation. Even then you don't have the intelligence to understand and you insist?
As much as I enjoy abusive characters and situations in dramas, as much it's painful in real life, and I avoid that kind of thing. Like here.
From the beggining, you insisted I answer a question but you never asked any question, you just did what most manipulative people do: You created a bogus accusation, misrepresenting what I said, to which any response is controlled by a junk formulation, with a "?" at the end. With the sole purpose of pouring out your whole mess of moralistic recriminations afterwards, in all logic. I don't give a damn about this kind of pettiness.
I can see this kind of trap happening light years away. Kind of normal, that's exactly what bad people do in dramas, or on MDL when they bully other people and pour their hate on actors who have had affairs. It's the basis of unhealthy characters, and a standard in the way they are written.
Your problem, like most people who can't separate fact from fiction, is that you project your insecurities, and certainly find a negative reflection of yourself. If you can't deal with certain content because of your personal problems, don't! But don't bother people who give their opinion on these contents, and their interest in conflict, dramatic intensity, or representation of the human being in its less noble facets.
One last thing: I often noticed that the people who enjoyed dramas featuring immoralities were also the most psychologically balanced people, with whom it was easy to be friends, and whose behavior in life was positive. People who know their dark side, face it, heal it, and don't turn it away by attacking others.
i am waiting to finish airing so i can binge watch the drama. so can anyone tell me if this drama same as lawless…
No. Only the main story look like a bit. Lawless Lawyer is dark comedy, more subtil. It don't need to make tons. You are in a situation looking like a spaghetti western. Main character face a corrupted city on purpose, cheat with the law, but use law to defeat opponents. Vincenzo is slapstick comedy, people doing tons, screams, etc. I didn't watched until reaching this point, but I read in comments Vincenzo become mad with rage and criminal. Don't use law anymore, making him a rather vengeful and dark hero.
Ep48, a key episode... with tango! ^^ Also, we see in this episode that the whole story isn't on the fly, even for a 129ep drama. 2 events happens, prepared since so many episodes.
ep46 : montage episode, in a way!! The road to success. I should had guess before, but it's becoming a make-up business fight. Story is on fast tracks now.
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With writing it take more time to just draw or sing a song with guitar. But sing a song take years to learn guitar and singing. So, it's a bit the same as final result.
It's why a talk about involvement. With writing, it there is no involvement, you start something, then change your mind, jump to one unfinished project to another one. Involvement is different to concentrate or hard working. When there is, it become more easy than you think. ideas are raining down! Coming from nowhere. The problem is more : you can't do otherly to go all the way. Obsession ? Passion ? I wouldn't say that, but for sure, we can't really control this. There is a story, it have to be told. And bad luck, you are the one this story has chosen to be told. You won't escape this. Day and night, it devour all. If you try to run away, you get sick, then you come back and accept your fate. So, you are involved. :-D
Call it : "My pizza boss is a gangster".
Her Italian connection is mafia. LOL!!!
If I had to write it down, it will probably be none of those exactly, because they are the most immediate ideas and that requires to be twisted. The result can only be known after enough additional ideas have been developed.
Everyone has to make their own personal choices, here are mine.
I remove all proposals for which I have no knowledge and which make it very difficult to establish a credible context: everything that is historical and refers to the history of an Asian country, because I was not born there.
- Historical Musical.
- 1930s.
Then I take out everything that is very common and typical of a fan-fiction.
- EXO the Movie. (to be banned absolutely!)
- The Heist. (super-team principle, very used in FF, dramas based on it are mostly boring, the player, rugal, etc. Only "Mission Impossible" or the Canadian series "VIP hustlers" have caught my attention).
Hard to estimate.
- The Fairytale. (may need some historical elements though, or at least to keep a sense of Asian fantasy, I don't feel fit for the subject)
- The Spies. (probably the same problem as The Heist, plus I am unable to write a female team. Still, I could be Ok for a spy/action story, easily enough).
Most accessible and worthwhile:
- Fashion Runway. (But I have no knowledge of fashion.)
- The Rock. (watch out for the FF effect on this one)
- The Duo.
Since I have no affinity with slice-of-life, that leaves "The Duo" as a base. Although I might have some ideas for "The Rock", having a knowledge of the music business. Or a very different version of "The Spies".
Also "The Duo" is a good context to use other concepts, a breathtaking story with big plot-twists. That's my kind of thing!
It's really something I would like to see. I don't know if you really want to do it, but I encourage you to. Maybe with the help of your friend, if she's interested.
There are people writing fan fiction, but hardly anyone writing a real drama script. I have searched a lot on the internet. You can find mostly movie screenplays, or TV show pilots. But not a complete drama (a beginning, an end, and 16 to XX episodes). These scripts are in the western format, not in the Asian format, which is much more friendly to write and read.
However, the time and work involved is extremely high. It will be difficult to do anything else with your free time, if you want to finish in less than two years. Even then, it will be very imperfect and will require a lot of editing.
There are many tips on story creation (I have a whole list!), but the only thing that really matters is your work, your imagination, and your total commitment to the project. If it's a story you half-believe in, it's much harder. But that's the case with many people who write, they're not involved. I know this from having written many stories that I loved, but wasn't fully involved in. And for many, I never finished them. If you're really involved, the ideas come pouring in so fast that it's almost unbearable to live with.
I searched everywhere for this variant, but it was impossible to find it. Only in the drama is it possible to hear it. There are fabulous harmonic distortions. It is transcendentally beautiful.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyiFgEH82ew
We can say that the guy doesn't even have to touch the woman to make her... feel good... :-D
"Mistress, mistress, thank you, I was blocked, ahahaha".
Did you think you were in kindergarten?
Being defensive enough is necessary. Am I wrong? Ah, I don't have a photograph of your encephalogram in front of me. I don't spend my life chasing your threads either!
Have a nice day.
Secret Love Affair is good, but the pace is slow. It is mature but reasonable. However quite scandalous for a Korean drama. ;-)
While one of the characters is obsessive to the extreme, the others also have a bit bug up their sleeve. ^^
A scene from the first episode : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohuIXYTGw_w
It's one of my favorite, great acting. The tension kept me from breathing throughout the drama.
Warui yatsura. (Japan)
I can't give spoiler, but in short, sordid passion with nurse, surgeon and murders.
Last scene of episode 1 is perfect.
I gave you a chance by providing a courteous answer.
I gave you another chance by dropping the conversation.
Even then you don't have the intelligence to understand and you insist?
As much as I enjoy abusive characters and situations in dramas, as much it's painful in real life, and I avoid that kind of thing. Like here.
From the beggining, you insisted I answer a question but you never asked any question, you just did what most manipulative people do:
You created a bogus accusation, misrepresenting what I said, to which any response is controlled by a junk formulation, with a "?" at the end. With the sole purpose of pouring out your whole mess of moralistic recriminations afterwards, in all logic. I don't give a damn about this kind of pettiness.
I can see this kind of trap happening light years away. Kind of normal, that's exactly what bad people do in dramas, or on MDL when they bully other people and pour their hate on actors who have had affairs. It's the basis of unhealthy characters, and a standard in the way they are written.
Your problem, like most people who can't separate fact from fiction, is that you project your insecurities, and certainly find a negative reflection of yourself.
If you can't deal with certain content because of your personal problems, don't!
But don't bother people who give their opinion on these contents, and their interest in conflict, dramatic intensity, or representation of the human being in its less noble facets.
One last thing: I often noticed that the people who enjoyed dramas featuring immoralities were also the most psychologically balanced people, with whom it was easy to be friends, and whose behavior in life was positive. People who know their dark side, face it, heal it, and don't turn it away by attacking others.
Lawless Lawyer is dark comedy, more subtil. It don't need to make tons. You are in a situation looking like a spaghetti western. Main character face a corrupted city on purpose, cheat with the law, but use law to defeat opponents.
Vincenzo is slapstick comedy, people doing tons, screams, etc. I didn't watched until reaching this point, but I read in comments Vincenzo become mad with rage and criminal. Don't use law anymore, making him a rather vengeful and dark hero.
Also, we see in this episode that the whole story isn't on the fly, even for a 129ep drama.
2 events happens, prepared since so many episodes.
I should had guess before, but it's becoming a make-up business fight.
Story is on fast tracks now.
Any place people go, they always meet "by chance" people they don't want to meet. :-)
Say me hello in the comments thread, but don't give me spoilers. ^^