Famous actress Ceyda Düvenci was one of the indispensable names of television series for a while. The actress, who was born in Bursa in 1977, was among the names that started to attract attention in the popular TV series of the 1990s, such as Tatlı Kaçıklar and Ruhsar.
The actress, who took part in many TV series one after another, gained experience and exhibited her talents with different female characters, was written in mind as the Bennu of the Binbir Gece series, which had great success in 2006 and 2009.
The actress, who also plays the leading role in the Umutsuz Ev Kadınları (Desperate Housewives) project, which is one of the long-running series, is in the minds and hearts of many viewers with her character Elif.
Ceyda Düvenci, whom we watched in television series one after another, changed her mind after 2018. We can no longer see Ceyda Düvenci in television productions that are broadcasted weekly and that are the product of intense effort, with episodes over 120 minutes.
The actress, who has attracted attention recently by hosting her colleagues in her program on NTV, is also focused on digital projects. Ceyda Düvenci, who has a presence in the digital projects named Öğrenci Evi, Kal, Prince, will draw the audience into a different world as of June 16.
The new series of the actor seems to be a production that can surprise everyone, shot with a very different technique. In addition to Ceyda Düvenci in the cast of the series; There are names such as Giray Altınok, Derya Pınar Ak, Çağdaş Onur Öztürk, Canberk Gültekin, Burak Topaloğlu, Serdar Orçin, Aslı Tandoğan, Bahadır Vatanoğlu, Yılmaz Gruda, Onur Özaydın and Hüseyin Avni Danyal.
So what kind of series is The Prens (Prince) and what are the differences?
The new series “Prens”, which approaches the glorious empires of history with comedy, will be in front of the audience as of June 16. On a date no one cares about, a country where no one cares, the unloved Prince of Bongomia and what happened to him will cause laughter.
Filmed with the virtual production technology called ‘Virtual Production’ used in European and US cinema, ‘Prens’ is among the rare projects in the world where this technique is used at a rate of 85-90%.
The technology, which allows images that can be shot in different places and times to be shot only in one place, provides the actors and the director with a cinematic experience at the time of shooting with the created virtual spaces.
‘The Prens’ is counting the days to make the audience laugh with its many firsts. The series will be broadcast on BluTV, Turkey’s leading domestic online video platform, with all its episodes as of June 16.