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Producer 'Yuan' Wan Thabkrajang, CEO of YYDS Entertainment - iQIYI Exclusive Interview Transcript

[Why did you choose this novel to make into a TV series adaptation?]

First of all, I think it's the hardship presented in 2023, which is most Thai Y (BL) novels have already been chosen/bought by other production companies in Thailand. Moreover, after reviewing numerous novels from various publishers, none seemed intriguing or had a genre that was refreshing enough for me to buy the adaptation rights to make a series. So, I looked to neighboring countries like Japan, South Korea, or China. They've been rather successful with their Y/BL novels so there might have been some interesting plots. Additionally, China is a country with a flourishing novel industry and a platform, with many famous novels that have millions of readers. And "My Stand-In" is among one of the famous BL novels so I decided to adapt it into a series.

[How do you feel about this being the "first Chinese danmei novel" to be adapted into a Thai TV series?]

This marks the first time a Chinese danmei novel has been adapted into a Thai TV series. Besides, after selecting the project, there were extensive discussions with the director and scriptwriters on how to localize it effectively so that the audience can immerse themselves in the narrative. Because the original work is Chinese, the storytelling or even the storylines are all very based on Chinese culture. The key point of what we needed to do is to make Thai viewers immerse in the series, but still keep the intriguing and intense plots of the novel. This is the hardest thing. But after starting the execution, I felt like the story lines and plots of original Chinese novel can be kept in full, but we needed to choose which plot points to be the main storyline. And because there's only 12 episodes, we'd have to decide which plotlines we are going to cut/shortened. That was one of the things we have to do as well.

[What are the challenges of this series?]

The challenge is the original work, because the original novel has a lot of reader fans and has billions of views. The challenge is to make the book fans satisfied with the adapted plot while making it into a Thai version. At the same time, we needed to figure out how to make the TV series popular in Thailand. Because even though the original novel has a lot of views in China, it's still a relatively new work in Thailand. So we thought about how can we make this Thai drama popular around the globe?

[Why did you decide to work with Director Pepzi?]

It's rather a miracle, because like I had to do research first to see in the past year... So this project started around January 2023, first we started exploring over the last two years to see which BL series was kinda explosive on the market, like able to reach worldwide or international popularity. Because we aimed to create a Thai series with global appeal. And so Director Pepzi is one of the directors, who I felt, has an extensive portfolio of works, both domestically and internationally, so I tried calling P'Pepzi. And that day, that evening, we only discussed for one evening and in the morning the day after, P'Pep texted back 'Yeah Yuan, I'll take this drama" and it's decided right then.

[What are the difficulties in adapting this novel into a TV series?]

It was challenging, especially in discussions with Director Pepzi like "How do you feel about this?... how do you want this to be? like on how to portray certain scenes and characters. Or considering Joe's profession as a stuntman, which means that action scenes are a must. Because in the novel, the action scenes would be in the style of classic Chinese ancient times. However, replicating them in a Thai context proved difficult if we tried to doing them exactly like in the novel. We had to find a balance that resonated with Thai audiences while retaining the novel's essence, this is one of the hardest things. The producers also think, in this year, if we do it the ordinary or typical way, not up to certain standards or not having any challenges, then the series wouldn't meet the selection criteria of viewers. Because these days, viewers tend to select and has a demand for higher-quality content. So we collaborated with the production team to outline the requirements on how we can turn this series into a masterpiece in the industry.

I also disccused with P'Khom about the action scenes or about set designs, things like that. We also had our colleagues from the design department create new sets, for example like Joe's room, that room is originally a warehouse in which we constructed a brand new set (t/n: basically Yuan is trying to say that the design team built Joe's house from scratch because the originally the location is just an empty warehouse). I also felt that the producers were betting big on action scenes. Even though the proportion of action scenes didn't exceed 30%, they were all meticulously designed to look outstanding. This was to evoke excitement and showcase the excellent capabilities of Thailand's production team.

[Interesting facts about 'Up-Poom' and their characters 'Ming-Joe']

Regarding the casting process, it took us 8 to 9 months to finalize the entire cast. And Up-Poom is a pairing where I felt like they had very matching chemistry. Especially when they were paired up during auditions, they even switched roles, with Up playing both Joe and Ming and Poom playing both Ming and Joe. We tried switching the roles to test the chemistry between them. And we found that they were very natural and compatible together, making them suitable for the main roles. Hence, we decided we decided to cast Up and Poom.

As for Ming and Joe, you'll know after reading the novel. Ming is the most detestable character and so Up portrayed him excellently, making everyone itch with hatred during filming. We couldn't understand why Ming acted that way, feeling sorry for Poom's character, Joe, for being mistreated and have to endure to this extent. However, behind the scenes, Up and Poom were quite mischievous, often playing pranks on each other, which made us not feel as sorry for them. Nevertheless, both of them portrayed their roles excellently.

[Recommend 'My Stand-In' to everyone]

Everyone, please pay attention to Stand-in. This TV series has a fascinating plot with elements of drama, romance, and action. It's also the first Thai original series on iQIYI. Please follow it on iQIYI.

[zombiepillar]

LOOKING FOR PEOPLE INTERESTED IN TRYING OUT!!!

MIOD has been sitting in my noggin for 2 whole years now and it’s about time I did something about it

I have already made a post before but this one gives a more clearer example on exactly what you’re signing up for…

more stuff planned and script is 1/3 completed!!

please share this around to people who are interested in texting their skills out, being involved in such a project, or want to add this to their list of things they’ve been in!

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Sho is in the Twewy x Reynatis crossover and NOBODY TOLD ME?????

[hazymoonsims]

Sims 4 voice over casting call - PAID

Hello everyone!

Welcome to the Casting Call video for my voice over series "Buried Echos"

Six years ago, ten-year-old Cassidy Reynolds vanished without a trace. Now, at sixteen, she miraculously escapes captivity and returns to a town that has moved on without her. But home isn’t the safe haven she remembers—her best friends have changed, whispers of secrets surround her, and the truth about her disappearance remains buried in the shadows.

As Cassidy struggles to reclaim her life, she finds herself at the center of a chilling mystery. Who took her? Why? And, most terrifying of all… is the nightmare truly over?

This gripping five-episode series is filled with suspense, emotional depth, and unexpected twists. We’re seeking passionate voice actors to bring these complex characters to life. If you love mystery, psychological thrillers, and stories that keep you guessing until the very end, we invite you to audition for Buried Echoes.

This series will have dark themes and mature language. Please only audition if you are comfortable with this.

Youtube Video:

Casting Call Club: https://cstng.cc/projects/broken-echos-sims-4-voiceover-series

To audition, please use the casting call Club link or send lines from Casting Call Club to my email: hazymoonsims@gmail.com

[dino--draws]

Builds a gay little eigenmachine that pisses off the Oracle Collective

[orcelito]

It feels. So so so good to feel confident in my playing again.

I spent a good hour and a half yesterday working at my new bridge again (so a total of 2.5 hours of sanding) and I think I'm satisfied with it now. The sound is definitely a lot better in general, which is Wonderful!! And I put on one of my new practice mutes today, so I didn't feel quite so self conscious playing with my bow. Bc my playing both sounds better than before and wasn't as loud (due to the mute), so! Not as self conscious!!

The bow was an important thing for practicing today. Prior practices at home, I was just practicing the fingerings and plucking, but when I got to rehearsal I'd still get tripped up by the bowings. So I needed to practice the bowings for this audition video.

Playing here today... I mean I still wasn't perfect, but that's what the practice is for. But my finger agility feels like it's really coming back, nowhere Near as stiff as it was when I started out this semester, AND my bow control was actually pretty damn good!!! So even with the parts I was tripping up on, overall my sound quality was Good, and that's. Such a relief, honestly. I got so out of practice that it kinda felt *wrong* to play, bc the experience just didn't match what I'd known in the past. Too clumsy, too stiff. But after just a few weeks of consistent practice, im starting to feel like my old self again. Starting to feel like I Do have the right to call myself a violinist.

And it's a very, very good feeling.

[syntheticsylvie]

My audition for Shuffle Up and Play Season 3, pls like and comment maybe it'll help my chances uwu I didn't even mention in the vid about being terrified of planes and heights and never being on a plane before but that I would for prof...

[softitinstitute]

[soft-girl-musings]

looking up audition requirements and schedules for local theaters...... who am i

[like-eachothersghosts]

it sucks so much ass that i can’t use any of my paintings for my portfolio because they’re all fanart :( you might say ‘oh jey, why don’t you just paint other things?’ very easy answer to that. i don’t want to :) i paint for myself and i don’t want to have to do things i won’t enjoy for the sake of a portfolio

[hoooshiiiii]

TW: Rant

Anyone ever wanna do things you’re passionate about but then see other people doing them and start sobbing because you realize everyone who does this thing is already with other people who do this thing and you can’t find groups to join? No? Just me?

[vanejia]

AUDITIONS!

Hello world! We are looking for a voice actor, any gender apply. There is in fact an age restriction, we want someone 15 or older.

If you're interested on the spot, please dm me (vane_jia) or @ijustreallydontcare1 (ijustreallydontcare_hello) on Instagram that you want to apply for the spot and send a voice message or video with your voice and say the line "E. C. C. A company where we value our loyal customers!"

We will let you know if you got the spot or not. The deadline is from today all the way to November 30th!

Good luck!

(Here are our Insta pages incase you have a difficult time finding us!)

[prismaticpotentia]

Ol' Craven McLane for @samssims's Farming For Love!

Craven McLane used to be a big shot, a well-known ecologist, with a wife and children. Then, one day, he lost all of them in an accident that left him scarred, mean, and reclusive. He prefers to keep to himself and is hard to talk to, most people knowing him as "Mean Ol' Craven" and thinking he's weird for walking around in the rain without an umbrella.

He still loves nature, and lives simply, even if he doesn't really care what happens to him or how he looks anymore. This has lead to some health problems as he's underweight.

He's still a helpful guy deep down, often giving fish to people he sees are having a hard time or are just starting out, so they at least have a meal at hand. He also will help anyone who asks, as long as it's something he can do, though he'll complain the whole time.

Deep down, he still wants to raise a family, but is deeply hurt and unwilling to let his guard down.

Traits: Domestic, Family Oriented, Mean, Loves The Outdoors. Asperation: Super Parent Age: Adult Orientation: Demiromantic Bisexual