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The Global Rise of Vertical Short Drama Platforms (1/2)
Previously, we gave a broad overview of short dramas and the current state of the market. Now, in this two-part series, we’ll take a closer…
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Previously, we gave a broad overview of short dramas and the current state of the market. Now, in this two-part series, we’ll take a closer…
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⚈ ⚈ Braces, Bad Boys & Bedroom Heat: The Wild Ride of Vertical Drama Brace Face Betty Feed that hunger, and the series stays glued to the trending list for weeks. Join Real Reel Brace Face Betty plunges us into freshman Betty Brunson’s first-day-from-hell at “the best uni in the state.
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Hello everyone! 👋 Real Reel™ is an open playground for all things vertical drama: the craft, the chaos, the hot-takes. If you’ve ever felt thrilled or annoyed about watching stories in portrait, we want to hear from you. Two fresh reads to kick-start the debate: 9:16 — “Vertical Isn’t
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⚈ ⚈ When this Chinese vertical drama, produced by Shenyang Xinuo Information Technology, slipped onto DataEye’s domestic “heat list” at №28… how raw emotion can outrun plot holes in the global Vertical… Join Real Reel When this Chinese vertical drama, produced by Shenyang Xinuo Information Technology, slipped onto DataEye’s domestic
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Writing a vertical-screen drama, the first thing that pops into my head isn’t the shot list, it’s the retention curve in the platform…
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Drama in the World of Vertical Drama, is This the New Way to Hype a Show?
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China’s “short dramas,” especially vertical micro-dramas designed for mobile viewing, first entered the public eye around 2018. With the…
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July 25, 2025 — The storm around copyright in the booming vertical short-drama industry has intensified.
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The Ukrainian up-start teaching vertical-drama giants a new release game
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⚈ ⚈ Spark Me Tenderly has been streaming on the My Drama app since September 6, 2024, and it was still one of the service’s most-promoted and hottest titles through June 2025. Longevity like that is rare for a vertical series. This piece breaks down the factors behind its success. Join
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This note is personal. I’m a traditional filmmaker who still loves the smell of a DCP and the ritual of lights-down in a theater. But I’m also the person who just spent an entire subway ride watching everyone around me stare, hypnotized, at a six-inch screen. It stings
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Most international filmmakers and screenwriters glance at the vertical-drama boom and assume the platforms are starving for “great…