Russian streaming services and content tributaries purchased 26 projects from South Korean companies for $1.2 million (~110 million rubles). This was announced by service representative of the South Korean creative content agency Kim Se Woo.
Among them: “Kairok”, “Empress Ki” and “A-ran and the Master”. Also, the Russian platform began to demand from Korean companies the exclusive right to localize in English.
Korean content costs external companies much less than filming regular TV series. For example, $1.2 million, which was spent on 26 South Korean projects, can be equated to the average cost of production of two series of the Russian model.
In addition, purchasing foreign content allows you to increase diversity in streaming. [Коммерсантъ]
Source: Iphones RU
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