alicehalf • Tuesday, June 27, 2017

pink_oracle Kurare • Monday, June 26, 2017

And how did they organise it? I mean they must have needed to coordinate with the production crew.

Kyzara Kurare • Monday, June 26, 2017

Fansites who takes pics usually sells photobooks or special stuff to other fans and with the money, they reinvest in gifts and support like this for the idol. For coordination, they probably had a contact or asked nicely, usually the crew is very happy to have nice food closeby :p

Kurare Kyzara • Monday, June 26, 2017

oooooooo... interesting way of doing things, i didnt think of that =)

2fat Chubbypanda • Monday, June 26, 2017

I think it's a shame but the Korean film and drama industry works on a shoe string budget it seems. I've seen indoor scenes shot during the winter and you can see the actor's breath. They production does not provide meals for the cast and crew even though they may work long hours filming. In the US industry meals are provided on set by the companies.

Chubbypanda 2fat • Monday, June 26, 2017

ok but how much does it does it cost to send food truck to your idol as support. Do they have a fanclub or something where they can donate & aren't there any cases of scamming. Because i see that a lot of idols get food trucks as support. They make it seem cheap and affordable to buy.

periwinkledomo Chubbypanda • Monday, June 26, 2017

depending on what the fans send, and to a staff of anywhere from 100-200 people, probably anywhere from $1000-3000. idols usually have main fansites that will ask for donations. u kinda just have to trust that they wont scam you.

Chubbypanda periwinkledomo • Monday, June 26, 2017

wow that's a lot of money. thanks for the information.

krell Chubbypanda • Monday, June 26, 2017

http://www.allkpop.com/article/2017/05/fans-spoil-exos-sehun-with-jaw-dropping-amount-of-expensive-birthday-gifts ... <-- Speaking of FAN GIFTS ; someone said that the SHOES gift alone here was like a value of $2000 USD. FANS have 'Money to Burn,' I guess.

2fat Chubbypanda • Monday, June 26, 2017

Also other actors will send food and coffee trucks to sets. I'd imagine it's couple of thousand bucks depending on the food. This was steak which I think is pretty expensive in SK.

missnumbered 2fat • Monday, June 26, 2017

Yes it definitely is a HUGE shame about budgets on films and dramas! This however is inevitable because Korea is not nearly as big as the US :( If we did have the materials and circumstances I'm sure we would've made some amazing films! Even without that though there are still many films that really speak to the hearts of audiences.

2fat missnumbered • Tuesday, June 27, 2017

I like indie films anyway and those are low budget no matter where they're made most of the time.

Ti5258 • Monday, June 26, 2017

well you can't spell and your grammar sucks