Tokyo Literary Godfather

Kei Fujiwara did not agree immediately, only saying that he would go back and think about it, and Shuzo Kobayashi did not force him to come up with any plans immediately.

But after returning home, Kei Fujiwara took out his notebook, swirled the pen between his fingers, and began to think about some famous programs in his mind.

Speaking of the most famous Japanese variety show, it deserves to belong to "Leave it to Arashi".

In Kei Fujiwara's original world, this is a very popular impromptu variety show, and the hosting team is Japan's super popular boy band "ARASHI".

Most of the popularity of this variety show can be attributed to "Lan"'s popularity and outstanding business capabilities. Programs like this that rely heavily on the ability of the main protagonist are difficult to copy, whether it is a variety show or a TV series, because in this In the world, it is difficult to find a host group that can replace "Lan".

If you want a show to be a big success in a parallel world, there is a premise, that is, the core competitiveness of the show is its planning and script, not the participants.

Why don't you try moving foreign programs to Japan, "Running Man" is pretty good for me...

Kei Fujiwara wrote down many names on paper, intending to choose a program that is most suitable for this world and this era to shoot.

Copying is not easy. If you think that if a program has been successful in the past, it will be a hit if you copy it in another world, you will definitely die miserably!

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The ratings statistics report of the new issue of "Japanese Illustrated Book" came out, and the ratings were very gratifying and increased again, with the highest ratings reaching 3.8%.

The series of spoof short films shot by Kei Fujiwara also received warm welcome from the audience. The TV station received many calls from viewers to express their love for these funny short films.

Although the ratings are still pitifully low, now is the golden age of TV dramas, and the ratings of 3.8 are really unsatisfactory.

However, it is a night show after all, with a small audience base. In addition, the initial results of the program "Japanese Illustrated Book" were too poor. Against the background of the low starting point, this "3.8" result seems to have improved a lot.

However, the number of calls from viewers cannot be underestimated. It is even as many as some programs with the highest ratings of 7 or 8, and the caliber of the viewers who call is almost surprisingly consistent.

They are not very interested in the formal content of the program, but they find the funny short plays in the program really interesting.

Not only did the audience call, but there were even discussions about these short videos on online forums.

"I really want to be 'spoofed' by them once."

"Hahahaha, are there really such monks and priests in the world?"

"It makes me want to believe in God or Buddha."

"The passers-by are really beautiful. Can the program team publish their contact information?"

"It's definitely not okay to publish your contact information (laughs), but I am a passerby of 'Gangsters and Prosecutors'. If you are handsome, I can give you my phone number."

"I remember the passerby in that episode was a man."

"Can't men? Are you a sexist bastard?"

"Religious people are living a really comfortable life nowadays. There are both temples and churches near my home. The clergy there all live a comfortable life, and they don't have to worry about unemployment or layoffs at all."

"Not only are we not worried, the worse the economy is and the more frustrated people are, the better off these guys who are not engaged in production are. It's strange that we worship the gods, but the gods don't bless us. The guys we trust are not trustworthy."

"Because these are all imported gods, and the economic crisis is also an American conspiracy."

"...Hey, everyone, the priests and monks in the film should all be pretending..."

The discussion floors in the forum are getting higher and higher, but the topics have also deviated more than a little bit, from the original program to history, politics and religion... Even whether the current prime minister is gay has been brought up for discussion.

Kei Fujiwara borrowed the company's computer, looked at these discussions in the forum, and shook his head helplessly.

It seems that there is not much difference in keyboard warriors from any country.

The discussion was quite heated, but it had nothing to do with the show anymore, it was all about politics.

Kei Fujiwara closed the web page and returned to his work station. He spread out his notebook, which was filled with dense text and pictures.

He found a few more blank pieces of paper, planning to sort out the contents, formally write a plan, and submit it to Xiao Lin Xiu Zao.

A few funny short films cannot save "Japanese Illustrated Book". The program team must immediately change its direction and shoot a program that can achieve higher ratings.

And he also has to find a way to join the creative team and become a core member through this plan. He has no interest in being an AD for two or three years and then slowly moving up.

Mr. Itagaki came to visit a few days ago and talked about the latest results of "White Night Journey". "White Night Journey" is now the supplement's most popular novel among readers. It seems that the power of this book has finally emerged.

So when the serialization is completed and "White Night Walk" is officially released as a single book, Kei Fujiwara will have enough confidence in its sales.

Therefore, by the time "White Night Walk" officially achieves sales in the market, if Kei Fujiwara has not yet achieved any formal achievements in the television industry, out of the most economical and rational considerations, he should leave the production company and become a full-time writer. .

Japan's best-selling writers are all rich, and one person's income will probably be as much as that of a program team.

But it will be less than half a year before the serialization of "White Night Journey" is completed and officially released on the market.

Half a year... For an ordinary AD, the time is too short, and they are not even proficient in the business, let alone achieved anything. They can take the lead alone, join the core creative team, and propose the core plan...

But I am a time traveler!

If I still follow the same trend as ordinary people, wouldn't it be a shame for those good programs in my mind that have received good ratings?

Thinking of this, Kei Fujiwara picked up the pen in his hand, sucked up the ink, and wrote a few words at the beginning:

Anthropological observation variety show planning.

Because there is still a lot of footage for the short film, Kei Fujiwara is not in a hurry to continue filming. He has been working at the company all day today, writing his project plan.

"In the Name of Love" has come to an end, and the filming of the last two episodes has begun. These days, Arima Guixiang always asks him for the manuscript of "White Night Journey" whenever they meet, causing him to hide away whenever he sees this big star. .

But fate is really elusive. The more we hide, the more often we meet by chance. One time when they were filming a short film, Katsura Arima saw it and she watched a live version.

Fujiwara Kei knew that Miyata Takaharu had always wanted to be an actor, not an NPC actor in a variety show, but a serious actor in TV series or movies.

Fujiwara Kei was very satisfied with Miyata Takaharu's performance, which happened to be the beauty of an adult, so he recommended him to Arima Katsura, and Arima Katsura introduced him to the director, so Miyata Takaharu was lucky enough to get a director with many talents. The role of the lines.

Although the role was not big, it still made him grateful enough that he insisted on treating Kei Fujiwara to dinner.

I guess I can only ask for oden or something... Fujiwara Kei simply refused because of his arm injury: It's injured, so you can't eat randomly.

Two days later, the detailed planning plan was almost completed.

But at this time, rumors spread that "Japanese Illustrated Book" was about to be cut in half, and people in the group were panicked for a while.