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Producer Giselle González from Televisa: I want my next telenovela to be short and to be included in the 7pm schedule
Maribel Ramos-Weiner| 22 de marzo de 2016
In the aim to continue telling real stories for TV and the interest of integrating her next production to new short formats for open broadcast TV, the producer Giselle González (Yo No Creo En Los Hombres), told PRODU that she is working on her next telenovela, which is currently being developed from the script written by Aida Guajardo.It is the right moment to make a story like this, because the company is going through an important transition. Televisa has great classic productions that will continue to be there, but I have always been eager to tell different things, real stories that happen nowadays. I am interested in covering topics related with women, how things have changed in the last 50 years. I am currently in the script phase, with Aida Guajardo´s pen, she expressed.The producer highlighted that she will continue showing stories linked to women’s reality for considering we have a very big social responsibility where we must research and say things that are true. It is my obligation to bring these lines to life with real characters and actors that adapt to that.To conclude, she assured that she would like to be part of the 7pm schedule, that is currently occupied by Corazón que Miente, Televisas first short telenovela, produced by Mapat: I would love to be in that slot because it is a well-designed schedule with short stories, a different rhythm, and it is a challenge for me. It is a good opportunity to offer the audience stronger topics.
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