On the Wings of Love was posted on asian drama sites and got amazing feedback, but international viewers gave up halfway through because it dragged. There's a reason why most countries dramas clock in at 20 hours in full (no ads) or 50 hours if it's a story with a huge ensemble (period dramas, epics, multi-generational family stories).
Nandun na eh, may chance na for the Philippines to expand our soft power in terms of cultural content pero drama lengths hinder for it to happen. I feel shorter dramas will allow for many advantages:
1. More dramas can be made: this will allow more talents to have a share of opportunities and exposure, allowing people access to a bigger talent pool. This can also hone the taste of people kasi they will be exposed to more variety.
2. Stories will not turn illogical and will not drag. It will be easier to conclude.
3. This will allow actors to do more projects, allowing more work.
4. It will be an easier sell to foreign countries.
Nandun na eh, may chance na for the Philippines to expand our soft power in terms of cultural content pero drama lengths hinder for it to happen. I feel shorter dramas will allow for many advantages:
1. More dramas can be made: this will allow more talents to have a share of opportunities and exposure, allowing people access to a bigger talent pool. This can also hone the taste of people kasi they will be exposed to more variety.
2. Stories will not turn illogical and will not drag. It will be easier to conclude.
3. This will allow actors to do more projects, allowing more work.
4. It will be an easier sell to foreign countries.