영화·OTT시리즈 롱테이크 연출을 위한 연극적 리허설 방법론 연구 - 넷플릭스 오리지널 <소년의 시간>을 중심으로 -

초록

This study aims to explore the practical applicability of theatrical rehearsal methodologies to long-take direction in contemporary film and OTT series production, based on the rehearsal process of the Netflix original series Adolescence. The series attracted 24.3 million viewers within four days of its release and maintained the top position on Netflix’s global streaming chart for more than ten days. Its “One Continuity Shot, One Episode” production format is particularly notable in that the actors, camera operators, and technical staff performed in a unified rhythm similar to live theatrical performance. Adolescence was produced over a twelve-week schedule, during which each of the four episodes underwent two weeks of rehearsal followed by one week of filming. Director Philip Barantini divided the rehearsal period into actor-centered and technically focused stages, adopting a structured approach closely aligned with theatrical rehearsal practices. Accordingly, this study analyzes the series’ rehearsal process in relation to the principles of blocking rehearsals and technical rehearsals grounded in theatrical methodology, drawing upon the aesthetic characteristics of the long take and the structural stages of theater rehearsal. This study acknowledges its limitation in that the analysis is confined to a single work, and therefore does not include comparative examinations of other production models. Nevertheless, it is anticipated that the findings will contribute to re-situating rehearsal within contemporary film and OTT production contexts—not merely as a procedure for technical efficiency, but as a collaborative creative process shared by both actors and technical staff.

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