Start-Up you continue to amaze me. Thank you for such for such a well balanced episode. I still don’t know where you’re heading but wherever it is, I know it’ll be (heartbreakingly) beautiful!
I don’t know who broke my heart the most, DoSan or JiPyeong.
But even so, I’m not totally happy with the show: DalMi seems to exist only to be the “girl” male leads fight for; InJae is just a plot device, and I’m still mad at halmoni because she hasn’t even tried to reach her…
It bothers me. I can’t fully enjoy the drama because of it.
I’ve worked in the television industry. It’s hard enough to produce a quality show when the situation ALL around is good. I’ve nitpicked too many dramas because it’s an occupational hazard. BUT with the way the world is at the moment, the pandemic making things so hard for people, (lives lost, careers destroyed, world upturned) these guys are still trying their bestest. No matter what route the show takes, or how I believe characters could have used better or the storyline more impactful, this is the blood, sweat and tears of a group of people doing what I could never do in this uncertain time. I am thankful for their hard work and utterly grateful for the ray of sunshine that is Start-up.
It was exhausting to be honest. The schedules are so chaotic, late nights, early mornings, no weekends, 54 hour work days at a stretch. Can’t say it was a waste of time because I learnt to really push myself then.
Thanks for answering btw! I can only imagine. Was it fairly hard or daunting moving up on the television hierarchy? Good to hear that you at least got something out of it!
It wasn’t very hard to get a promotion. But you have to be willing to do menial jobs like stand outside a set and stop people from going in, to running coffee, dealing with cranky talent, hardass
cameramen, sulky editors. Oh and if you have a hellish PH, good luck.
Mad_Missile
November 14, 2020 at 8:36 AM
Start-Up you continue to amaze me. Thank you for such for such a well balanced episode. I still don’t know where you’re heading but wherever it is, I know it’ll be (heartbreakingly) beautiful!
purplesheesh
November 14, 2020 at 8:38 AM
I agree! Glad the revelation happened earlier and not on the last week.
Mad_Missile
November 14, 2020 at 8:46 AM
Just the way it happened! I’m not one to buy teasers and I analysed the heck out of it, and I still didn’t see that coming. Hats off to the writers!
mmmmm
November 14, 2020 at 10:33 AM
It is a beautifully written and well-acted episode indeed. I don’t think anyone could predict such ‘fate’.
miss h
November 14, 2020 at 11:38 AM
It was a good one. Heartbreaking but still with funny moments.
Eazal
November 14, 2020 at 11:41 AM
I don’t know who broke my heart the most, DoSan or JiPyeong.
But even so, I’m not totally happy with the show: DalMi seems to exist only to be the “girl” male leads fight for; InJae is just a plot device, and I’m still mad at halmoni because she hasn’t even tried to reach her…
It bothers me. I can’t fully enjoy the drama because of it.
Mad_Missile
November 14, 2020 at 7:21 PM
I understand where you’re coming from. Truly.
I’ve worked in the television industry. It’s hard enough to produce a quality show when the situation ALL around is good. I’ve nitpicked too many dramas because it’s an occupational hazard. BUT with the way the world is at the moment, the pandemic making things so hard for people, (lives lost, careers destroyed, world upturned) these guys are still trying their bestest. No matter what route the show takes, or how I believe characters could have used better or the storyline more impactful, this is the blood, sweat and tears of a group of people doing what I could never do in this uncertain time. I am thankful for their hard work and utterly grateful for the ray of sunshine that is Start-up.
soulsearch12
November 15, 2020 at 1:56 AM
How was your time in the tv industry? Was it worth it? Or a waste of time in the end? Thanks!
Mad_Missile
November 15, 2020 at 8:33 AM
It was exhausting to be honest. The schedules are so chaotic, late nights, early mornings, no weekends, 54 hour work days at a stretch. Can’t say it was a waste of time because I learnt to really push myself then.
soulsearch12
November 15, 2020 at 2:21 PM
Thanks for answering btw! I can only imagine. Was it fairly hard or daunting moving up on the television hierarchy? Good to hear that you at least got something out of it!
Mad_Missile
November 15, 2020 at 11:25 PM
It wasn’t very hard to get a promotion. But you have to be willing to do menial jobs like stand outside a set and stop people from going in, to running coffee, dealing with cranky talent, hardass
cameramen, sulky editors. Oh and if you have a hellish PH, good luck.
soulsearch12
November 16, 2020 at 2:12 AM
It’s basically everything I heard, ah the menial work before moving on up lol. Thanks again for answering!
hazelnuts
November 14, 2020 at 10:36 PM
The push and pull from light to heavy scene was awesome 🤩