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\n\tA waitress from small-town Ohio is unwittingly ensnared in her jet-setting twin sister\u2019s international jewelry heist scheme \u2014 and ends up falling for the dashing Interpol agent who\u2019s tracking down her kidnapped sibling. The end!<\/em><\/p>\n

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\n\tOK, the story isn\u2019t quite that rapid fire. But that\u2019s the gist of \u201cThe Golden Pear Affair,\u201d a \u201cmicrosoap\u201d that runs 50 episodes, most clocking in at under two minutes, produced by P&G. The show, which debuted online earlier this year, is meant to entertain. But it also functions as an 80-minute ad for Native, P&G\u2019s personal-care line that includes deodorants and body wash, which makes cameo appearances throughout the narrative, starting with the brand\u2019s Japanese Golden Pear scent.<\/p>\n

\n\t\u201cP&G invented soap operas, and this is the modern-day version,\u201d says Stevie Archer, chief creative officer for ad agency M+C Saatchi Group (which wasn\u2019t involved in the project).<\/p>\n

\n\tAmid the tech talk that will inevitably swirl around AI at Cannes Lions this month, microdramas and other series shot in vertical video are set to be a hot topic on the Croisette at the annual advertising festival. The microdrama format originated in Asia, and it\u2019s now being quickly adopted \u2014 and adapted \u2014 by U.S. studios, producers and brands as a vehicle to reach younger (i.e. Gen Z) audiences gobbling up short-form video hits on platforms like TikTok and Instagram Reels.<\/p>\n

\n\t\u201cEvery conversation I\u2019ve had recently is about microdramas and virtual product placement in microdramas,\u201d says John Attard, co-founder of Framewerx, an AI production tool start-up. \u201cBrands want control, and they want quality.\u201d<\/p>\n

\n\tMicroseries are a natural fit for Madison Avenue. Marketing gurus have spent decades on the art and science of distilling a brand message into super-short 15- or 30-second ad bursts. An engaging vertical series can produce bigger bang for the buck than one-off collabs with digital influencers, execs says, coming in with a relatively affordable production budget. The cost for a microseries can range between $100,000 and $300,000 for 60 1.5-minute episodes, says Attard. And that\u2019s a fraction of the cost to produce a typical Super Bowl ad. \u201cBrands can experiment with this format,\u201d he says.<\/p>\n

\n\tTraditional Hollywood players are scrambling to get into the action. Range Media Partners earlier this year announced a partnership with Google\u2019s 100 Zeros to produce a slate of microdramas scheduled to debut in the fall of 2026, including shows in development from \u201cThe Bachelor\u201d creator Mike Fleiss, \u201cAmerican Idol\u201d creator Simon Fuller and director McG, who was an executive producer on \u201cThe O.C.\u201d<\/p>\n

\n\tThe internet giant, whose Android smartphones battle Apple for market share, came to Range Media Partners with a question: \u201cHow can we make Google cooler?\u201d says Rachel Douglas, partner with Range Media on film and TV. Originally the partnership started with feature-length movies, before they expanded to also include short-form premium series. Compared with longer-form projects, microseries come in at lower price points and are less subject to \u201cgatekeeping\u201d (meaning there are fewer layers of approvals required by brand execs), Douglas says. Range Media\u2019s maximum budget for microdramas is $350,000 for 90 minutes of material.<\/p>\n

\n\tIn the microseries model, brands are \u201cpart of the storyline and get to be more creative,\u201d Douglas says. What surprised the Range Media Partners team was how eager traditional talent were to sign on to the 100 Zeros microseries for no up-front fee; instead, they will get a share of revenue from sales of their episodes on Google TV\u2019s microdrama platform. \u201cIf it\u2019s successful,\u201d Douglas says, \u201cthey can make millions of dollars.\u201d<\/p>\n

\n\tOthers taking swings at microdramas include NBCUniversal\u2019s Peacock, which has licensed several shows from ReelShort and is gearing up to release two Bravo original unscripted microdramas this summer: \u201cSalon Confessionals\u201d with Madison LeCroy, breakout star of Bravo\u2019s \u201cSouthern Charm,\u201d and \u201cCampus Confidential: Miami,\u201d featuring Georgia Gay, daughter of \u201cThe Real Housewives of Salt Lake City\u201d star Heather Gay. Meanwhile, Fox Entertainment has inked a multiyear deal with popular creator Dhar Mann\u2019s production company for an initial slate of 40 original scripted vertical-video shows that will premiere on Holywater\u2019s My Drama app.<\/p>\n

\n\tIssa Rae (of HBO\u2019s \u201cInsecure\u201d) signed a deal for the exclusive premiere of original microdrama \u201cScreen Time\u201d on TikTok and the PineDrama app. It became a viral hit, garnering almost 75 million views within a week of its April launch. Produced by Rae\u2019s Hoorae Media, \u201cScreen Time\u201d centers on a double-date movie night disrupted by a mysterious figure who hijacks the TV and forces the couples to confess deep, dark secrets.<\/p>\n

\n\t\u201cIssa Rae\u2019s show is an incredible signal of where this is headed,\u201d says Scott Brown, founder and CEO of Second Rodeo, a start-up microseries studio. What\u2019s notable about \u201cScreen Time,\u201d he says, is that \u201cit\u2019s a well-executed thriller,\u201d demonstrating that the short-form format can work across different genres.<\/p>\n

\n\tSecond Rodeo\u2019s releases to date have included \u201cPlayback,\u201d touted as the first-ever musical microdrama that marked the acting debut of popular digital creator Hannah Stocking. Brown, who has worked in the past with viral YouTube king MrBeast, says he believes that microseries represent a brand-new medium, akin to the advent of half-hour TV shows and feature-length films. He\u2019s scheduled to speak June 24 at a Cannes Lions session titled \u201cThe Microdrama Boom\u201d alongside Stocking.<\/p>\n

\n\t\u201cWe aren\u2019t trying to make Netflix shows in a vertical aspect ratio,\u201d he says. \u201cIt\u2019s a new form of storytelling.\u201d The key points for a hit microdrama, Brown says, are ensuring there is \u201cconflict density\u201d and \u201cplot density,\u201d as well as a \u201ccathartic third-act payoff.\u201d<\/p>\n

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\n\tBy sponsoring a microdrama, a brand can weave its messaging in a more integrated way than a typical influencer campaign, he says. Perhaps just as important, it doesn\u2019t feel like a traditional ad: \u201cWhen the brand can create a reciprocal relationship with the audience, you earn a marketing ask with consumers.\u201d<\/p>\n

\n\tTV veteran Susan Rovner also is diving head-first into the microseries movement. Together with ex-Showtime president Jana Winograde, she co-founded MicroCo, which is aiming to launch a vertical-content platform called aTwist later this summer. \u201cPart of what attracted Jana and I to this space was that in our traditional jobs, we were really starting to manage decline,\u201d says Rovner. She\u2019s the former president of Warner Bros. TV and more recently was head of programming for NBCUniversal television and streaming.<\/p>\n

\n\tIn Rovner\u2019s view, microseries have the same narrative requirements as longer-form entertainment \u2014 they\u2019re just on a much faster timeline. MicroCo\u2019s rule of thumb is that a show must hook a viewer within 3 seconds (give or take a few seconds). And each episode break needs a cliffhanger \u201cthat makes you want to continue to swipe,\u201d she says. MicroCo\u2019s shows have a production window of three to four months from concept to launch, compared with up to two years for a season of traditional TV.<\/p>\n

\n\tAnd, says Rovner, \u201cBecause the budgets are so low, we can take bigger creative risks.\u201d<\/p>\n

\n\tThe trend promises to dramatically change the way brands reach audiences, says Erica Coates, CEO of creative agency and production studio MDRN Logic. The viewing habits of younger viewers have changed: Gen Z and millennials are more apt to share things they\u2019re viewing, and microdramas make that easier. \u201cThey have habit of clipping content and making fan content, and sharing that with their own followers,\u201d Coates says. \u201cAnd they\u2019re very sensitive about being advertised to: Anything that feels overtly like an ad is distasteful to them.\u201d Adds Michael Bennett, MDRN Logic\u2019s chief growth officer, \u201cEverybody has gotten so nervous about doomscrolling and how to counter that.\u201d<\/p>\n

\n\tFor brands, Coates says, the way to win \u201cis to make the brand or service a character in the story.\u201d For Sony Interactive Entertainment\u2019s \u201cMLB the Show 26,\u201d MDRN Logic created six short-form episodes starring content creators Austin Schultz and Justice Alexander (aka LGND) \u2014 in which they were each shown as three different characters in different stages of the game\u2019s progression toward the major leagues. The campaign scored some 20 million views in all.<\/p>\n

\n\tMarketers are now starting to require vertical video in their advertising proposals, says Damian Pelliccione, CEO of LGBTQ streaming platform Revry. \u201cOur audience is doubling on mobile platforms,\u201d he says. \u201cAs hard a pill as it might be to swallow [for traditional entertainment companies], it\u2019s the reality of the new consumer.\u201d Revry is responding by making vertical-video versions of all its originals that can be fed to multiple platforms.<\/p>\n

\n\tCreators are more interested in longer-term deals with brands, and microseries offer a great way to do that, says Jenny Penich, CMO of creator-focused marketing agency Influencer, which is owned by ad giant Publicis Groupe. \u201cCreators are compensated for their output, so the remuneration for a microseries looks different,\u201d she says, adding that the company\u2019s data shows a measurable lift in positive brand sentiment for marketers that work with creators over longer periods of time.<\/p>\n

\n\tMeanwhile, microdramas are set to get their own three-day festival and fan event in New York City this fall. The ALZA Festival, targeted to take place in October, was founded by Pete Torres, former COO of the Tribeca Festival, and Rita Vinnik, formerly head of TikTok\u2019s creator initiatives. \u201cI started seeing a migration of creators \u2014 and brands \u2014 to telling their stories in vertical format,\u201d Torres says. \u201cBut there was no physical festival to feature them.\u201d<\/p>\n

\n\tMicrodramas remain an emerging space and brands are still in a test-and-learn phase. But M+C Saatchi\u2019s Archer predicts that the format will endure as another arrow in the marketing quiver.<\/p>\n

\n\t\u201cThe paid, interruptive model [of advertising] is harder to get engagement on,\u201d she says. \u201cAt the end of the day, people will always engage with storylines.\u201d<\/p>\n

\nPictured top: Hannah Stocking in musical microseries \u201cPlayback\u201d; Brittney Jefferson in Issa Rae\u2019s microdrama \u201cScreen Time\u201d; Justice Alexander (aka LGND) as three different characters in promotional vertical series for video game \u201cMLB the Show 26\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n

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