a very good low budget drama.Can someone explain why Chinese or Taiwanese actors are such better than Thai ones
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Thailand has almost three times as many inhabitants as Taiwan. This means, Thailand has three times as many acting talents as Taiwan does (in absolute numbers). Does Thailand produce three times as many BLs as Taiwan (my personal guess is that they produce way more). Just for example: If research shows, that Thailand produces tenfold or even twentyfold as many BLs as Taiwan does (I guess China does only a few BLs im comparison, because of their censorship), that already would be a strong indicator for difference in acting skills. There simply aren’t enough talented actors to fill all the BL casts.
Thailand often relies on young people with only a little or no acting experiences. It would be helpful to analyse how much experience Taiwan’s actors already have when being cast for a BL. A way to find out is to have a look at the casting history of the majority of Taiwan’s BL actors here at MDL: For how many has a BL film been their very first role? How many movies and dramas they already played before their BL? If they are more experienced in acting before their first BL, this would be another hint why they seem more skilled.
a very good low budget drama.Can someone explain why Chinese or Taiwanese actors are such better than Thai ones
My text is too long for one post, so I split it into two:
1st part:
This is a very interesting observation, Burnout, I myself didn't had yet. What you are feeling about the acting skills maybe eventually true, but it's very difficult to prove. It would need a lot of research and analysis.
Just a few imperfect thoughts: It's a fact that the amount of potential talents in our would are evenly distributed across countries (our genetics are way more similar than looks my assume).
I liked it. Some background facts: — The bald cat (Bambino breed) is Gameplay’s pet in real life. — Gameplay is a chef in real life. He developed all shown recipes by himself and cooked them for Ingredients. Impressive!
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Thailand has almost three times as many inhabitants as Taiwan. This means, Thailand has three times as many acting talents as Taiwan does (in absolute numbers). Does Thailand produce three times as many BLs as Taiwan (my personal guess is that they produce way more). Just for example: If research shows, that Thailand produces tenfold or even twentyfold as many BLs as Taiwan does (I guess China does only a few BLs im comparison, because of their censorship), that already would be a strong indicator for difference in acting skills. There simply aren’t enough talented actors to fill all the BL casts.
Thailand often relies on young people with only a little or no acting experiences. It would be helpful to analyse how much experience Taiwan’s actors already have when being cast for a BL. A way to find out is to have a look at the casting history of the majority of Taiwan’s BL actors here at MDL: For how many has a BL film been their very first role? How many movies and dramas they already played before their BL? If they are more experienced in acting before their first BL, this would be another hint why they seem more skilled.
1st part:
This is a very interesting observation, Burnout, I myself didn't had yet. What you are feeling about the acting skills maybe eventually true, but it's very difficult to prove. It would need a lot of research and analysis.
Just a few imperfect thoughts: It's a fact that the amount of potential talents in our would are evenly distributed across countries (our genetics are way more similar than looks my assume).
Some background facts:
— The bald cat (Bambino breed) is Gameplay’s pet in real life.
— Gameplay is a chef in real life. He developed all shown recipes by himself and cooked them for Ingredients. Impressive!