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11. A New Era of Creative Freedom: How Tencent Originals Are Reinvigorating Chinese Talk Shows
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Lisa Lin
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents xi
- Introduction: Streaming Stories 1
- 1. Why SVOD Commissions Matter 18
- 2. Conceptualizing the National and the Global in SVOD Original Production 37
- 3. Place in Netflix Original Police Drama: Local Signifiers and Global Audiences 54
- 4. “OTT Is Exactly What TV Is Not”: Structural Adjustment and Shifts in Indian Scriptwriting 71
- 5. Challenging Cultural and Political Taboos: A Turkish SVOD’s Experiments in Taboo Comedy 89
- 6. Argentina on Demand: Streaming Crisis, Gangsters, and Athletes 107
- 7. Girls from Ipanema and Netflix’s Deviations from Brazilian Serial Storytelling Norms 127
- 8. Originals with a Spanish Flavor: Netflix’s Cable Girls and the Reinvention of Broadcast TV Drama for Video-on- Demand Services 141
- 9. The Secret Life of the Jordanian Teenager: Netflix and Storytelling Opportunities in MENA 156
- 10. A New Style of K-Drama in Netflix Originals: Generic and Stylistic Experiments in Korean “Genre Dramas” 171
- 11. A New Era of Creative Freedom: How Tencent Originals Are Reinvigorating Chinese Talk Shows 188
- 12. Long Live the Rainbow Nation? How Showmax and Netflix Originals Narrate Cultural Diversity in South Africa 208
- 13. The Return of Indigenismo in Netflix Mexico 225
- 14. Dark Narratives or Sunny Stories? Appropriating Global Teen Drama in Italian Netflix Originals 248
- 15. SVODs’ Innovation in Children’s Content 264
- 16. SVOD Original Film Commissioning: Expanding the Boundaries of Commercial Film? 280
- 17. To All the Romantic Comedies I’ve Loved Before: How Netflix Reinvigorated a Genre 297
- 18. iROKOtv Originals and the Construction of Gender Relations in Nollywood Family Films 314
- Acknowledgments 331
- About the Editors 333
- About the Contributors 335
- Index 339
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents xi
- Introduction: Streaming Stories 1
- 1. Why SVOD Commissions Matter 18
- 2. Conceptualizing the National and the Global in SVOD Original Production 37
- 3. Place in Netflix Original Police Drama: Local Signifiers and Global Audiences 54
- 4. “OTT Is Exactly What TV Is Not”: Structural Adjustment and Shifts in Indian Scriptwriting 71
- 5. Challenging Cultural and Political Taboos: A Turkish SVOD’s Experiments in Taboo Comedy 89
- 6. Argentina on Demand: Streaming Crisis, Gangsters, and Athletes 107
- 7. Girls from Ipanema and Netflix’s Deviations from Brazilian Serial Storytelling Norms 127
- 8. Originals with a Spanish Flavor: Netflix’s Cable Girls and the Reinvention of Broadcast TV Drama for Video-on- Demand Services 141
- 9. The Secret Life of the Jordanian Teenager: Netflix and Storytelling Opportunities in MENA 156
- 10. A New Style of K-Drama in Netflix Originals: Generic and Stylistic Experiments in Korean “Genre Dramas” 171
- 11. A New Era of Creative Freedom: How Tencent Originals Are Reinvigorating Chinese Talk Shows 188
- 12. Long Live the Rainbow Nation? How Showmax and Netflix Originals Narrate Cultural Diversity in South Africa 208
- 13. The Return of Indigenismo in Netflix Mexico 225
- 14. Dark Narratives or Sunny Stories? Appropriating Global Teen Drama in Italian Netflix Originals 248
- 15. SVODs’ Innovation in Children’s Content 264
- 16. SVOD Original Film Commissioning: Expanding the Boundaries of Commercial Film? 280
- 17. To All the Romantic Comedies I’ve Loved Before: How Netflix Reinvigorated a Genre 297
- 18. iROKOtv Originals and the Construction of Gender Relations in Nollywood Family Films 314
- Acknowledgments 331
- About the Editors 333
- About the Contributors 335
- Index 339