In Thailand before a shooting they do not only read the script, they have workshops where the actors get to know each other. After that, they get their characters explained (or they should have an idea how that character is and with discusssions with the director and acting coach they get a deeper understanding). And then the crucial scenes are played in the workshop to improve quality. A workshop can take from a week to a month or they have several shorter workshops. In Japan they usally don't have workshops, but "School Trip" did. They rehearsed the whole show and there are some sniplets of it around the net :)
Yes! I didn't the last 2 episodes watching it at 2x and yelling at the TV. IDK what happened but the last couple…
Aehm... most BLs are not realistic at all, so we got more than we could hope for especially considering it's a thai production 🤣 (and such ghost stories are not considered to be real at all...) But yeah, the quality of the script was lacking but still I consider it one of the best thai productions so far and we don't get many of those.
they don't have the budget first, then they don't have the time it needs.... Compare to School Trip where an japanese production had a thai typical workshop! And it shows... they had real chemistry... The fault is with Shoma... I think Takuto has the talent but is hampered by Shoma and of course of the production team in general... While I like shorter - see Love Sea (JP) adaption - when done right, this is not it :)
I watched the final episode of Burnout Syndrome twice, and honestly, I could probably watch it again and still…
agree. I did watch the finale also a second time to understand what the director had in mind because there is always pressure from GMMTV to have a happy end. She decided to make the end not a fluffy happily ever after. It's a compromise to stay true to the story with an open end, because we don't know if they will work out and if they can overcome all the baggage they are carrying with them. There is a also a lot of subtle symbolizm through out the show. And the acting was impecable.
No I watch it and warn all others with less time, not to watch it :) I bitch not about the adaption, I bitch about the execution and production. It does not have the budget of the thai version, it feels steril, Shoma can't act. The japanese adaption of "Love Sea" was much better compared to the original... so it depends :)
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But doing that and then answering me, is a bit stupid, isn't it?
So whatfor are you complaining for?
The fault is with Shoma... I think Takuto has the talent but is hampered by Shoma and of course of the production team in general... While I like shorter - see Love Sea (JP) adaption - when done right, this is not it :)
I bitch not about the adaption, I bitch about the execution and production. It does not have the budget of the thai version, it feels steril, Shoma can't act. The japanese adaption of "Love Sea" was much better compared to the original... so it depends :)
we may even hope for a second movie :)))