The drama "The Legend of Zhen Huan" is said to be a fire, but it is really less, it simply burns the fire to every corner! But do you know? The costumes of this drama are actually the same as another drama "The Pleiades of the Firmament"! Yes, you heard it right, it is the kind of "we wear exactly the same but different colors" of the same style!
This phenomenon is actually not uncommon in the entertainment industry, and many crews often use old costumes and props in order to save money, and even the filming locations are in those old places in turn. It's like the location of the fight scene that often appears, it seems that it is specially waiting for someone to fight, and every time the plot is tense, this place comes in handy.
But back to "The Legend of Zhen Huan" and "The Pleiades of the Sky", you have to admit that although they are borrowed, they are not against harmony anywhere. This has to be said to be the skill of the costume artist, no matter how you match it, it looks good, so that people don't notice that it is borrowed. And to be honest, when we are chasing dramas, who will really pay attention to where I have seen this dress? Everyone is attracted by the plot, who has time to study the origin of this dress!
However, while there are benefits to saving money, this practice is not without its problems. After all, each drama wants to have its own unique style, and if your protagonist wears the clothes of the supporting characters of other dramas, it will make people feel that the crew is a little shabby. And for those who are super fans, they can recognize it at a glance, isn't that who wore it in which show?
So, it's a two-sided issue. Cost savings are important, as the cost of producing a drama is astronomical. But while conserving resources, it is also necessary to maintain the freshness and uniqueness of the show, which is very crucial to keep the audience interested.
And the audience's reaction, this is even more diverse. Some people may not care at all, because they focus on the plot and acting, but there are also many people who feel that this is a bit "lazy" and does not give the audience a new visual experience. So, it's really a trade-off.
Opinions within the industry are also mixed. Some producers may find this to be a very clever repurposing of resources, especially if the budget is insufficient, while others may feel that it is detrimental to their creative freedom. They wanted to create a unique visual style for each work that would better serve the story and characters.
In short, the sharing of the service is a complex and multi-dimensional problem. It's about cost, innovation, audience acceptance, and artistic expression. As viewers, we may be able to look at this phenomenon more tolerantly and understand the economic and practical complexities behind it. At the same time, we can also expect the industry to find a better balance between innovation and cost control in the future. After all, no matter what, we still want to see each character have their own unique look, and each story scene can bring us unprecedented visual enjoyment. This is not only a respect for the audience, but also a responsible attitude towards the characters in the play.
For producers, it may be possible to consider introducing more innovative elements, such as using sustainable materials to create clothing, or using digital technology to create unique scenes, which can not only reduce costs, but also improve the viewing experience for viewers. In this way, it not only ensures economic benefits, but also can be regarded as a new attempt and innovation.
Ultimately, the direction of the industry will be determined by a combination of market demand and audience feedback. After all, without the support and love of the audience, no matter how gorgeous the costumes and scenes are, they are just castles in the air. So, let's look forward to it and see what kind of surprising changes the future TV series will bring us!