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Which structure vocabulary does the MBC Academy drama-writer curriculum teach (three-act, sequences, 기승전결), and what does the course say about miniseries versus single-episode proposals?

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The MBC Academy drama-writer course pages (observed 2026-10-22, undated) list three-act structure and "8 sequences and 1 climax" in Stage 1, then "기승전결 that evolved from the three-act structure" and "expanding 기승전결 into 8 sequences" in Stage 2. So the three vocabularies coexist in one broadcaster-academy course, with no stated mapping between them. A separate Stage-1 item names the difference between miniseries and single-episode proposals, but the page does not say what the difference is. The intro tab's 10-step writer workflow runs story, plot, sequences, scenes, synopsis, submission to a producer, and, once shooting starts, writing the next episode. No episode-level terms (엔딩, hook, mid-point, 16부) occur in the three tabs.

The MBC Academy drama-writer course pages (observed 2026-10-22, undated) list three-act structure and "8 sequences and 1 climax" in Stage 1, then "기승전결 that evolved from the three-act structure" and "expanding 기승전결 into 8 sequences" in Stage 2. So the three vocabularies coexist in one broadcaster-academy course, with no stated mapping between them. A separate Stage-1 item names the difference between miniseries and single-episode proposals, but the page does not say what the difference is. The intro tab's 10-step writer workflow runs story, plot, sequences, scenes, synopsis, submission to a producer, and, once shooting starts, writing the next episode. No episode-level terms (엔딩, hook, mid-point, 16부) occur in the three tabs. Curator qualifications: MBC Academy curriculum lists three-act structure, '8 sequences and 1 climax' and 기승전결 expanded into 8 sequences together, with no mapping (topic titles only). Evidence status: statements located in the cited sources by a correlated desk review (Claude); not executed; not independently reviewed.
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  • [sourced_fact] The MBC Academy drama-writer course pages (observed 2026-10-22, undated) list three-act structure and "8 sequences and 1 climax" in Stage 1, then "기승전결 that evolved from the three-act structure" and "expanding 기승전결 into 8 sequences" in Stage 2. So the three vocabularies coexist in one broadcaster-academy course, with no stated mapping between them. A separate Stage-1 item names the difference between miniseries and single-episode proposals, but the page does not say what the difference is. The intro tab's 10-step writer workflow runs story, plot, sequences, scenes, synopsis, submission to a producer, and, once shooting starts, writing the next episode. No episode-level terms (엔딩, hook, mid-point, 16부) occur in the three tabs. · locator: candidate evidence excerpts source

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