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Natthakit Fungcharoen

BIOGRAPHY

Natthakit Fungcharoen (ณัฐกิตต์ ฟุ้งเจริญ) is a Thai screenwriter whose credited filmography is entirely queer drama, written for four different Thai producers since 2022.

His first credit is the 2022 feature My Tempo (น้องพี่ ดนตรี+เพื่อน), a ninety-six-minute coming-of-age Boys’ Love film about two gifted music students competing for a career-making prize, made by Studio Commuan with Independent Film and Dreammers Society Management.

In March 2025 he wrote My Golden Blood (เลือดนายลมหายใจฉัน), the twelve-episode GMMTV vampire romance broadcast on GMM 25, in which a centuries-old vampire has to protect the man whose rare blood makes him a target for everyone else of his kind. In October the same year came ClaireBell (คลั่ง/รัก/นักโทษ), an eight-episode Girls’ Love series set in a women’s prison, adapted from a novel and broadcast on ONE 31 by Mine Media Production with maxmotive.

2026 has brought two more. Love of Silom (รักแห่งสีลม) ran twelve episodes on WeTV from 24 April, a Boys’ Love crime romance about a police officer who rescues a struggling student at a Silom nightclub; the screenplay is credited to him with Irene Insot and Kanokphan Ornrattanasakul, and it was directed by Banchorn Vorasataree. Then Class Crush Crisis (เพื่อนสนิทระวังคิดไม่ซื่อ) ran eight episodes from 24 July to 28 August on Netflix and ONE 31, produced by Change 2561 and directed by Natthaphong Wongkaweepairod, a school romantic comedy adapted from a web novel about an aspiring rock musician who swears off romance and then meets his roommate.

Natthakit Fungcharoen has written for a film producer, GMMTV, ONE 31, WeTV and Netflix within five years.

His 2025 brought two series in eight months, My Golden Blood in March and ClaireBell in October, in different genres for different companies. Love of Silom followed in 2026.

In my view, what stands out in his filmography is how little it repeats itself. A music school rivalry, a vampire romance, a prison drama, a nightclub crime story and a campus comedy share one writer and almost nothing else in setting. What stayed with me is that he moves between film and series, between original scripts and book adaptations, and between a streaming service and free to air channels without the premises blurring together. If I had to pick one place to begin, I would watch My Tempo for the earliest look at his writing and then jump to ClaireBell to see how far he travelled in three years.

The part I admire is the difference in tone from one script to the next. A rivalry between music students and a story set inside a women’s prison ask for very different handling, and each of his credits keeps its own atmosphere. That is my opinion as an editor, offered as a viewpoint and not as a fact about his working method.

PROFILE DETAILS

Native Name
ณัฐกิตต์ ฟุ้งเจริญ
Real Name
Natthakit Fungcharoen
Pronouns
he/him
Gender
Male
Profession
Nationality
Debut
2022 · My Tempo (2022, film, screenwriter)
Years Active
2022-present
Languages
Thai (native)
Skills
Screenwriting

FILMOGRAPHY: TV SERIES (1)

TRIVIA

  • His 2025 was two series in eight months: My Golden Blood in March and ClaireBell in October.

CAREER AT A GLANCE

Natthakit Fungcharoen holds one record across the site: one credit behind the camera.

It dates from 2026.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Who is Natthakit Fungcharoen?

Natthakit Fungcharoen (ณัฐกิตต์ ฟุ้งเจริญ) is a Thai screenwriter. Every one of his five credited works is a Boys’ Love or Girls’ Love production, written across five years for four different Thai producers.

What has Natthakit Fungcharoen written?

My Tempo (2022, film), My Golden Blood (2025, GMMTV on GMM 25), ClaireBell (2025, ONE 31), Love of Silom (2026, WeTV) and Class Crush Crisis (2026, Netflix and ONE 31).

Has Natthakit Fungcharoen written Girls' Love as well as Boys' Love?

Yes. ClaireBell (คลั่ง/รัก/นักโทษ), his eight-episode 2025 series for ONE 31, is a Girls’ Love drama set in a women’s prison and adapted from a novel.

Who wrote Love of Silom?

The screenplay is credited to Natthakit Fungcharoen with Irene Insot and Kanokphan Ornrattanasakul. Banchorn Vorasataree directed.

What is Class Crush Crisis?

An eight-episode Boys’ Love school romantic comedy adapted from a web novel, produced by Change 2561 and directed by Natthaphong Wongkaweepairod. It ran on Netflix and ONE 31 from 24 July to 28 August 2026.

What was his first work?

My Tempo (2022), a ninety-six-minute Thai film about two music students competing for a career-defining prize.

Which of his works are adaptations?

ClaireBell is adapted from a novel and Class Crush Crisis from a web novel.

Which of his series have twelve episodes?

My Golden Blood (GMM 25, 2025) and Love of Silom (WeTV, 2026) each run twelve episodes, while ClaireBell and Class Crush Crisis run eight.

Which of his works are set around music or a musician?

My Tempo follows two gifted music students competing for a career-making prize, and Class Crush Crisis centres on an aspiring rock musician who swears off romance and then meets his roommate.

Where did his 2026 work air?

Love of Silom ran on WeTV from 24 April 2026, and Class Crush Crisis ran on Netflix and ONE 31 from 24 July to 28 August 2026.

Is My Tempo his only feature film?

Yes. My Tempo reached audiences on 20 October 2022 and runs ninety-six minutes, while his four later credits are all television series.

Which companies produced his series?

My Golden Blood was produced by GMMTV. ClaireBell came from Mine Media Production with maxmotive. Love of Silom came from Insight Entertainment with YYDS Entertainment and WeTV, and Class Crush Crisis came from Change 2561.

What were the exact broadcast runs of his series?

My Golden Blood ran from 12 March to 28 May 2025. ClaireBell ran from 27 October to 20 December 2025, and Love of Silom ran from 24 April to 26 June 2026.

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