📘 New release: Short Drama Writing 101: From Industry Logic to Social Psychology — a 36-page practical guide on short dramas. Covers audience psychology, social trends, scriptwriting methods, paywalls, and ad-driven business models.

Available in English, French, Spanish and Portuguese

👉 Get your Eng copy here: 🔗 https://payhip.com/b/K82oz

👉 Available in multiple languages: payhip.com/ShortDramaAlliance

In this episode, we speak with Jeannie He, a short drama producer with over 8 years of experience in content development and production. As a platform-side producer, Jeannie offers a rare behind-the-scenes perspective on how global short dramas are selected, shaped, and optimized for success.

She is best known for Pregnant with My Infertile Alpha King, a werewolf-themed series that topped the Western short drama charts for several consecutive weeks. From fantasy and romance to algorithm-driven content packaging, Jeannie’s work blends creative instincts with platform strategy.

In our conversation, we explore:

• How platforms evaluate and greenlight new short dramas

• What genres and tropes dominate global rankings

• The creative decisions behind viral titles like Pregnant with My Infertile Alpha King

• How producers can align with platform trends without sacrificing storytelling depth

If you want to understand how short dramas go from script to chart-topping success — especially on emerging mobile-first platforms — this episode is packed with practical insights and strategic takeaways.

📘 New release: Short Drama Writing 101: From Industry Logic to Social Psychology — a 36-page practical guide on short dramas. Covers audience psychology, social trends, scriptwriting methods, paywalls, and ad-driven business models.

Available in English, French, Spanish and Portuguese

👉 Get your Eng copy here: 🔗 https://payhip.com/b/K82oz

👉 Available in multiple languages: payhip.com/ShortDramaAlliance

Christy Wang is a PGA producer, angel investor, and entrepreneur. She is the founder of Tiklatam, a cross-border MCN focused on short drama production and influencer-driven storytelling across the U.S., Mexico, and Brazil.

In this episode, Christy shares how she went from managing social media creators to producing high-performing vertical series in English, Spanish, and Portuguese. We talk about:

· How Latin America became a key hub for short drama production

· Her TikTok-native approach to casting, budgeting, and distribution

· The intersection of short drama, shoppable content, and e-commerce

· What platform partners are really looking for in genre stories

· How to localize Chinese-style drama structures for Western markets

Whether you’re an aspiring producer or platform strategist, this episode offers a global playbook for mobile-first storytelling.

📘 New release: Short Drama Writing 101: From Industry Logic to Social Psychology — a 36-page practical guide on short dramas. Covers audience psychology, social trends, scriptwriting methods, paywalls, and ad-driven business models.

Available in English, French, Spanish and Portuguese

👉 Get your Eng copy here: 🔗 https://payhip.com/b/K82oz

👉 Available in multiple languages: payhip.com/ShortDramaAlliance

In this episode, we talked with Brandan Dennehy, a pioneer in serialized audio and vertical storytelling, and the founder of Stratagem Content. With over a decade of experience shaping the future of scripted entertainment, Brandan has led the development and production of more than 10,000 hours of audio series, most notably during his time as Head of U.S. Content at Pocket FM, where he helped scale the platform into a global serialized audio leader.

Brandan’s career spans multiple intersections: from working as a writer and development executive in Hollywood to launching multi-language audio IPs, optimizing AI-powered story workflows, and spearheading mobile-native storytelling strategies. He’s worked closely with major tech platforms, brand partners, and international studios to transform bold ideas into engaging, binge-worthy series.

At Stratagem Content, Brandan now collaborates with creators and companies to bridge the gap between story, technology, and monetization. His current projects span vertical dramas, cinematic audio series, and AI-assisted storytelling pipelines that redefine how global audiences consume serialized fiction.

This conversation dives deep into:

• How Brandan helped shape the U.S. fiction audio market
• Lessons from scaling high-volume audio IPs and webnovel adaptations
• Why vertical drama is the next frontier for global entertainment
• The role of AI and data in story development
• What emerging writers and producers need to know today

If you’re curious about where storytelling is headed next — from your headphones to your phone screen — you won’t want to miss this episode.