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Kasey Esser joins ‘Mixed Signals’ to discuss microdramas

Semafor says the hosts ask Esser about translating Chinese scripts for American audiences in real time on set.

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Semafor says actor and producer Kasey Esser joins ‘Mixed Signals’ to discuss the multibillion-dollar microdrama industry. The hosts ask how a werewolf Romeo-and-Juliet show shot in a week for $100,000 became what Semafor calls a global hit, what it’s like to translate Chinese scripts on set, and how microdramas make money.

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@semaforActor and producer Kasey Esser joins Mixed Signals to explain the multi-billion-dollar "microdrama" industry, and why he's become one of its biggest stars. @maxwelltani and @semaforben ask Kasey how a werewolf Romeo-and-Juliet show that was shot in just a week for a hundred thousand dollars became a global hit, what it's like to translate Chinese scripts for American audiences in real time on set, and how microdramas make all of their money.8h
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    @semaforActor and producer Kasey Esser joins Mixed Signals to explain the multi-billion-dollar "microdrama" industry, and why he's become one of its biggest stars. @maxwelltani and @semaforben ask Kasey how a werewolf Romeo-and-Juliet show that was shot in just a week for a hundred thousand dollars became a global hit, what it's like to translate Chinese scripts for American audiences in real time on set, and how microdramas make all of their money.8h
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