Working overtime

I spent the first hour of sitting alone in my office cursing at Samil's ridiculous demand. Then I listed the number of shows that would be featured in our program and started imagining what the scenes could actually look like. It was all about guessing. I had to make right predictions and be prepare for every outcome. Until now, Grace and I were ready to act whenever something unexpected would occur, yet neither of us was prepared to think of all the situations beforehand, we made certain presumptions, that was it.

I decided to write down 5 to 10 possible variables for each episode. Of course, there were then 3 to 5 short parts of each episode, which made me write somewhere between fifteen to fifty possible scenes and dialog drafts. There were twelve episodes planned for now, which gave me… the hell lot of work!

I thought I was going to die when I finished writing the complex script for the second episode. I crawled out of my fancy office to grab at least a choc