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Analysis of Changes in Television Drama Script Writing System - Focusing on Korean Cable Television's Collective Creation Cases -
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한국 드라마의 집필 시스템 변화 분석 : 케이블 방송의 집단 창작 사례를 중심으로

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Jin Sun Park (고려대학교) Sae Bom Kim (고려대학교) Hun-Yul Lee (고려대학교)
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Munhwa Broading Corporation Broadcasting & Communication Vol.16 No.3 KCI Accredited Journals
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2015.9
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5 - 52 (48page)

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This research analyzes television drama script writing systems in Korea, and focuses on emerging forms of collective creation systems that try to overcome the conventional practice of sole writership, especially around cable networks. It finds that, nowadays, Korean cable television dramas are written under a few different systems from one writer to collaborative and collective writing systems and a creator system. There are attempts to include producers’ in a writer’s room, from which they were excluded in tradition. The basis of change is the collaboration of traditionally exclusive positions in writing process.
A few industrial elements have brought about this change. First, Korean cable networks, in an effort to differentiate their dramas" from major terrestrial broadcasters’, try to find a new generation of writers for fresh ideas. To complement the inexperience of these new writers and to guarantee production quality, cable networks match them with experienced ones to constitute a collective writing system. Another is an influence from television’s entertainment production practices. Producers and writers migrate to drama more than before, tagging along practices from entertainment program writing such as creative collaboration based on flexibility and openness. The last one is the influence of recent resurging popularity of Hollywood dramas among young generations.
In sum, it finds that collective creation processes are inevitable choices of cable networks to compete with established broadcasters. In the middle of the change, writers in these new systems become parts of a bigger creation mechanism, rather than a traditional sense of a writer as a sole creator.

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