1.Development of grading criteria.
The scoring criteria for TV dramas are formulated based on the plot of the TV series, the performance of the actors, the production level and other aspects. Different TV series types and themes will have different scoring criteria. For example, for historical dramas, the accuracy of the plot and the performance level of the actors are important criteria for scoring;For comedy, the actor's performance and the humor of the plot are the key to the rating.
2.Audience scoring.
Viewers can rate TV series through major film and television platforms. When scoring, viewers need to rate the TV series based on their own viewing experience and scoring criteria. The audience's scoring is usually carried out within a period of time after the TV series is completed, so that the audience can fully understand and feel the TV series.
3.Expert review.
In addition to audience scoring, expert judges will also score TV dramas. The expert review is usually composed of professional film and television critics, directors, actors, etc. They are more strict and objective in the scoring criteria of TV dramas, and usually evaluate the production level and artistic value of TV dramas.
4.Comprehensive assessment.
Comprehensive evaluation refers to the synthesis of audience scores and expert review scores to obtain the total score of the TV series. In the overall evaluation, the weight of different ratings will also be different, for example, the weight of the audience score will usually be higher than the weight of the expert review.
5.Ratings are published and updated.
After the comprehensive evaluation is completed, the ratings of the TV series will be released on major film and television platforms and social **. Viewers can use these platforms to learn about the ratings of TV series and give feedback based on their viewing experience. If the audience disagrees with the rating of the TV series, they can also appeal and modify it through these platforms.
In addition, the ratings of the TV series are also updated over time and with feedback from viewers. If the viewer's evaluation of the TV series changes, or if a new plot and actor performance appears, the rating of the TV series may also change.
In short, the scoring of TV dramas is a comprehensive process, which needs to consider many aspects such as the audience's viewing experience, the opinions of expert reviewers, and the production level and artistic value of TV dramas. Through this process, we can better understand the audience's evaluation and opinions on TV dramas, and can also promote the improvement of TV drama production.