The interviewer indicated that the quality of drama has increased significantly to equal film. However, Lee Dong Wook still reveals the difference between dramas and movies.
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Lee Dong-wook recently took a photo shoot with Arena magazine. The actor who was born in 1981 also underwent an interview to share about his busy shooting the movie "Single in Seoul".
Lee Dong Wook was asked about the differences between filming dramas and movies. "It's been a long time since I shot a movie. This time, I didn't see a big difference between filming locations and dramas. Both media use the same tools most of the time," said Lee Dong Wook.
"Not only the equipment, but the production conditions are similar. I think that as these changes continue, it will be meaningless to differentiate between films and dramas," added Lee Dong Wook.
The interviewer pointed out that this means the quality of Korean dramas has improved significantly and Lee Dong Wook agrees. "With the development of streaming services, the budget for dramas exceeds even films in some cases," added Lee Dong Wook.
However, Lee Dong Wook still reveals the difference between drama and film. "But there is a difference between telling a story that is finished in two hours and recording the previous 10 episodes before the drama starts airing," said Lee Dong Wook.
There is also a difference in the time it takes for post-production. I often think that dramas can break away from the expectations of '16 episodes' and instead be 10 or 12 episodes. Even though the production time is the same, there is a qualitative difference between airing 10 episodes and getting ready for broadcast 16, "concluded Lee Dong Wook.
"Single in Seoul" itself is a romantic comedy in which Lee Dong Wook will compete acting with Lim Soo Jung and Esom. The handsome actor described the film as a "romantic comedy that many people can enjoy together".(wk / charity)
