Create a live-action trailer for Omniscient Reader
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English translationMake a live-action trailer for Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint. The protagonist knows what's coming because he has read the novel, so the key is how to show that setup on screen. You can't explain it with subtitles. It starts on the Seoul subway, but if it goes like a Hollywood disaster movie, it becomes a different story. Kim Dokja also needs to be shown as an ordinary office worker. Choose the cast from Korean actors. 60 seconds.
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전지적 독자 시점 실사화 예고편 만들어줘. 주인공이 소설을 읽어서 앞일을 아는 이야기잖아. 그 설정을 화면으로 어떻게 보여줄지가 관건이야. 자막으로 설명하면 안 돼. 서울 지하철에서 시작하는데 헐리우드 재난영화처럼 가면 다른 이야기가 돼. 김독자가 평범한 회사원이라는 것도 보여야 해. 캐스팅은 한국 배우 중에서 골라줘. 60초.
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Evaluation criteria
- Is the premise that the protagonist knows what lies ahead conveyed visually, without subtitle explanation?
- Does the opening scene read as a Korean subway, and does it avoid flowing with Hollywood disaster movie grammar?
- Does the cast actor read as an ordinary office worker?
- Can people who have seen the original work tell which scene this is?
- Does the point where the 60 seconds end make viewers curious about what comes next?
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English translation# Make a live-action trailer for Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint ## What to make - A 60-second trailer - Visually convey the premise that the protagonist knows what will happen because he has read the novel (no subtitle exposition) - Opening: a Seoul subway scene - Avoid Hollywood disaster movie grammar - Show that the protagonist, Kim Dokja, is an ordinary office worker - Cast Korean actors ## Evaluation criteria - Is the premise that the protagonist knows what lies ahead conveyed visually, without subtitle explanation? - Does the opening scene read as a Korean subway, rather than flowing with Hollywood disaster movie grammar? - Does the cast actor read as an ordinary office worker? - Can people who have seen the original work tell which scene this is? - Does the point where the 60 seconds end make the viewer curious about what comes next? ## Client's original text > Make a live-action trailer for Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint. > The protagonist knows what's coming because he has read the novel, so the key is how to show that setup on screen. You can't explain it with subtitles. > It starts on the Seoul subway, but if it goes like a Hollywood disaster movie, it becomes a different story. Kim Dokja also needs to be shown as an ordinary office worker. > Choose the cast from Korean actors. 60 seconds.
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