July 01
First day of internship
Producer Lee gave me webtoon's summary and character analysis as my first task. It was a webtoon drawn by a high school student, so the drawing style was not very good. Chapter 4.
July 02
I continued my first task. Although the author's drawing style was not good, it was amazing that the lines and novel contents of the webtoon made me feel a great sense of immersion, and I wrote up to Page 11.
July 03
I keep working on my first task. I got shivers all over my body reading this episode called The Last Knight. It's so nice to know this webtoon while doing this. I got a little bored doing the same thing for hours. I wrote three more chapters. But the workload was huge because it was a summary of the content.
July 04
Finally, I finished my first work. I wrote 10 more chapters because I got the hang of it. It's rewarding. I got compliments from the producer for writing it thoroughly. I feel good. It's... It might suit my aptitude, right?
July 04
Finally, I finished my first work. I wrote 10 more chapters because I got the hang of it. It's rewarding. I got compliments from the producer for writing it thoroughly. I feel good. It's... It might suit my aptitude, right?
July 05
I organized VFX team, art director, movie director list.
For the VFX team, we collected Company, name of CEO, Major work, and for the director, we collected names, ages, and filmography.
In the case of Director, it was difficult to find a member because the age was often not indicated, and there were many cases where individuals did it. In addition, to know the VFX team, I had to keep watching and looking for ending credits in movies and dramas, but it was my first time seeing ending credits properly, so I had an interesting experience.
July 08
I finished organizing the art director, movie director list, but I didn't finish the VFX. I have a new job. It's reading a script for a drama and writing a review. I read the first episode, but I'm not sure. It's a little confusing.
July 09
Today, I read all the scripts I read yesterday and read another one. I can't tell you what it's about because of the terms of the contract, but in the case of one work, I felt that the relationship between lead male, second lead male, and lead female was slightly similar to the Korean webtoon, Romance 101
, and it was interesting to develop the story from a unique perspective with the items that are very common in other works. When I read the script myself, I realized that the writer wrote in this way and kept revising the writing even after sending it to such a studio.
July 10
I started to read a book called Ajin through an e-book. The battle between the villain and the protagonist based on the concept that there is a person who does not die was very impressive.
I had a company dinner for the first time in my life, and I felt very conscious, but I didn't feel bad because I felt like I became a real intern. Moreover, it was an opportunity to hear a lot of information related to PD from Mr. Kim.
July 11
After reading the Ajin book to the end, I tried to read the script of the Ajin drama. But I couldn't concentrate well today, so I watched some Ajin live-action movies...Movie actors are a bit bad at acting... CG is pretty good, but something is very awkward...It felt like that.
July 12
We had a script meeting after reading all of the Ajin script. There were good things about the artist's screen adaptation of many parts, but of course, there were some disappointing aspects. Listening to the perspectives of those who view the work much more professionally than I do taught me a lot. When I saw the work that I was trying to dramatize, I was impressed that they think about which episode each scene should go into and what content to remove or use while reading.
July 15
I analyzed the webtoon of someone called bahnbazi who serializes SF comics on Twitter on the CEO's recommendation. Although the comics themselves are short, they deal with such difficult concepts that there were many episodes I had to read 10 times to barely understand. It really gives me a headache trying to understand them.
July 16
I continued analyzing bahnbazi's comics like yesterday. While some comics are so difficult to understand that they're hard to analyze, there are episodes that are too short and simple, making them challenging to analyze. Same as yesterday, it made me to have a terrible headache today as well. I've heard that watching dramas or reading webtoons for work rather than fun isn't enjoyable, and I'm starting to understand what that means now.
July 17
I read the original 'No Country for Zombie.' At first, I read it in the script form, and as I read it, I found that there were a lot of adaptations of events and characters. I once again admired the way the writers made these adaptations so natural and distinctive.
July 18
I read a new comic book, 'Shimazaki in the Peaceful Land,' The drawing style looks like a typical Japanese manga. Even though it deals with the setting which is similar to pre-existing pieces, it shows various comic elements as much as they do not disturb the flow of the content. Therefore, I strognly prefer this comic book to people who enjoy action scences and slice of life genre.
July 19
I repeatedly read 'No Country for Zombie webtoon.' I think I read it three times to properly understand the relationships between the characters. I continued reading, analyzing the characters, and organizing the plot based on the important content. A total of 72 episodes have been organized out of 99 episodes.
July 22
Finally, I wrote the entire plot of No country for Zombie. And I reviewed once again whether there were any problems with what I had written so far, and whether there were any grammatical errors. I kept thinking while reading this work, I realized that every character has their own charm, there's plausibility in the characters' actions, and each line enhances the sense of immersion.
July 22
I finally completed the entire plot summary for "No Country for Zombie". I then reviewed all the content I've written so far to check for any issues or grammatical errors. While reading this work, I kept thinking that all the characters have their own unique charm, their actions have logical consistency, and each line of dialogue greatly enhances the immersion.
July 23
Before sending the plot summary of "No Country for Zombie" to the PD, I carefully reviewed it one last time. I added more content about the characters and polished the sentences to make them cleaner. After sending the file, I watched Bahnbazi author's webtoon and summarized it as well.
July 24
Since I finished summarizing the plot of "No Country for Zombie", I went back to things I hadn't completed before. I reorganized Bahnbazi author's webtoons, and also re-read the script on "How to Be a Landlord in Korea."
July 25
I completed the reorganization of all the shorts webtoons and emailed the summary to the PD and CEO to check for irregularities. After that, I resumed the script summary of "How to Be a Landlord in Korea" and completed the summary of episodes 1 and 2.
July 26
Here's some bad news. What I did a while ago was a plot summary, and what I'm writing was an impression of the script" How to Be a Landlord in Korea." Luckily, I've been able to check and correct this now. I've finished summarizing the feelings and impressions up to episode 3 by carefully reading each line of the lines.
July 29
I finished reviewing the script for the drama "How to Be a Landlord in Korea" by episode 5. It is difficult to say that certain parts are good or bad because the script itself is of high quality. The overall description and event development of the character seem to be very natural and easy to follow. Therefore, it is immersive, and the feelings of each character are well conveyed when I read it.
July 30
End of Internship