"However, I thought about the specific recommendation time. Why don't you wait until the promotional film is released before you go for the interview? That way, you still have some capital. Of course, if you're willing to wait, this movie will officially be released.”
Zhang Yi suggested.
Although he was the one who recommended Renee, if Renee wanted to get a good contract, he had to have enough highlights.
Otherwise, just by recommending him, the other party would definitely give him face. However, the contract signed would definitely be the kind of bad contract.
When signing a contract, the two biggest problems were how much money they would get and how many years they would have to spend.
With the current popularity of the entertainment industry, the company would usually get a high percentage. 70 - 30, the company would get 70, and you would get 30. However, they would also give you a sufficient basic salary. However, no matter what, the company would still make a lot of money.
Especially Renee, who had no fame at all.
Don't even think about getting a high contract.
The second was the length of the contract.
Now that the entertainment industry was so popular, the Korean entertainment model had also entered the mainland. Basically, they would sign for at least 20 years and at least 10 years. If you wanted to sign for three or five years, sorry, they would definitely ignore you.
Otherwise, they would spend a lot of resources to make you a hot star, and then you would turn around and go solo or run off to other entertainment companies.
Play what?
Celebrities might be able to earn a lot of money, but entertainment companies were like venture capital companies. Out of a hundred artists, only one or two could make money.
If one or two of them made money and ran away, the agency would go bankrupt.
Ten years was the lowest. Most big celebrities would only sign for ten years if they changed jobs.
Of course, if you were really awesome and had terrifying connections in this industry, you could set up your own studio.
It was just that there were very few celebrities who could set up a studio, and they needed high EQ and large capital. Otherwise, setting up a studio would be a waste. It was better to sign a company and earn a share and a guaranteed salary.
Zhang Yi's suggestion was very correct.
Renee nodded. Even if Zhang Yi didn't say it, he would have done it.
"Alright, let's have dinner together tonight and have a good chat.”
Zhang Yi said.
"Alright." Renee nodded.
Just like that, Renee accompanied Zhang Yimou for another meal that night. However, Li Lianjie didn't come. He had his own matters to attend to and left first.
Time was extremely precious for such a big star.
However, before Li Lianjie left, he added Renee's personal prestige and also mentioned the matter of Renee's management company. His intention was the same as Zhang Yi's. He wanted Renee to have a better chance of auditioning after Hero was released.
These two seniors were especially good to him. Ye Ran was very grateful and would remember this kindness in his heart.
After dinner, Renee said goodbye to Zhang Yi.
Just like that, a week passed in the blink of an eye.
Zhang Yi had left Hengdian a long time ago to film in the northwest.
Thus, an awkward situation appeared.
Renee realized that he had no chance of filming anymore.
That's right, there was no show.
Many people might not believe it.
But that was the truth.
Zhang Yi had indeed taken a fancy to him, but Zhang Yi wasn't in charge of Hengdian. Most importantly, he didn't publicize that he had acted under Zhang Yi before.
It wasn't a matter of face. Renee was just worried that if he flaunted it everywhere, someone with ulterior motives would hear about it.
Wouldn't that mean that he would be able to use his name to show off everywhere?
Therefore, many people in Hengdian didn't know that they had filmed Hero. Those who knew had already left with the production team.
In that case, he couldn't possibly continue to be an extra for the next period of time, right?
It wasn't that Renee felt good about himself and looked down on minor characters because he had a card up his sleeve.
The main point was, how much did the extras cost per day? A hundred yuan was enough to make the sky break, right?
The Hero Production Team had given him 500,000 yuan, and there was still about 300,000 yuan to be transferred to his account. That was 800,000 yuan.
Two days of filming, 800,000.
Would Renee be willing to film another movie that cost a hundred yuan a day? No, it might not even cost a hundred yuan.
No one would lower themselves like this.
This was the drawback of not having a management company.
If he had a management company, he would not have to worry about filming.
Unfortunately, the hero movie would only be released in October, and it would depend on whether it was filmed in the Northwest. If the filming was delayed for too long, it would definitely not be released on National Day.
If the filming went smoothly, it would not be a problem for it to be released on National Day.
Normally, the publicity of a movie would be prepared two months in advance, or at least forty-five days.
Therefore, the promotional video for the movie would also be released 45 days before it was scheduled.
Renee had calculated that if nothing went wrong, the promotional video for the movie would be released on August 15th.
It was now August 6th, and there were still nine days left. Within these nine days, the filming had to be completed and the filming would be finalized. There must be no accidents.
Otherwise, he might not be able to film a single scene in the second half of the year.
This was a little awkward.
Just like that, days passed. During this period of time, Renee basically stayed at home. When he had nothing to do, he also went to study China's 5,000-year history. After all, his major was the emperor, so he definitely had to understand history.
On the 10th of August.
Suddenly, Renee was woken up by a phone call.
It was a call from Zhang Li.
"Hey! Director Zhang, what's wrong?"
"Teacher Renee, Hero will probably wrap up filming on the 15th. Director Zhang asked me to tell you if you want to come over for a wrap dinner?”
Janice's voice surprised Renee.
Filming meant that the filming was completed.
This was a good thing.
"Where is it?"
Renee asked.
"It's in the northwest. I checked the plane tickets and there are quite a few. If you come, I'll get Xiao Chen to book the tickets for you.”
"Alright, I can go."
He definitely had to eat the wrap up dinner. He might even be able to see those big shots.
"Good! Alright then. Oh, right, Teacher Renee, there's something I need to tell you.”
The latter half of Zhang Li's sentence was a little embarrassing.
"What is it?"
Renee asked directly.
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