• #Drama
• #Intellectual property

This study analyzes changes in the drama production market, focusing on the composition of major staff and the trends in factor prices. Through production cost data analysis and expert interviews, the study found that rising labor costs, increased outdoor shooting, the implementation of the 52-hour workweek, and digitalization are impacting the drama production environment. Notably, the labor cost increase rate for technical and labor staff is high due to labor market conditions, exacerbating market polarization and the concentration of key personnel.