Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted (Stella and Keegan) novel Chapter 468

Chapter 468

Stella took the contract and started reading.

The offer that Elegant Media gave her was very good.

The company will allocate endorsements, reality shows, dramas, etc. to their artists according to their talent, so they won't have to worry about not getting any jobs.

The company will also pay the artists even if they could not secure any jobs at the beginning of their careers.

Not only would the artists get paid, but the company will contribute to their social security accounts too.

After securing a job, the artist will divide his/her earnings evenly with the company.

However, a new contract would be proposed after the artist started to get famous, to offer the artist more money.

Even though Stella had never signed a contract with any company, she heard many stories about agencies from her friends who graduated from the same course as her and worked in this industry.

It was very common for rookies like them to be tricked by agencies.

Some agencies would neglect the artist after signing the contract.

They would not give them any jobs, pay them, or even provide them with a place to stay.

So, it was very hard for unrecognized artists to earn a living.

If those artists were to earn some side income by accepting a walk- on role, the agencies would tell them it would be bad for their future and popularity.

They would also bluff by telling the artists that being a walk-on was the same as giving other people an opportunity to put them down when they got famous.

They would not be able to take any jobs on their own after signing the contract.

The agency would ask the artists to pay an outrageous penalty if they found out about it.

There were already a lot of new artists falling into traps like this.

Many young artists had to pay the penalty before they even got famous.

The lucky ones would get another chance if they were scouted by another company that would pay the penalty for them.

However, the unlucky ones would have to spend their lives paying it off.

Stella read the penalty clause carefully.

She found that Elegant Media had no problem with their artists accepting jobs personally as long as it would not disrupt the jobs given by the company.

Elegant media would only take a twenty percent commission for jobs like this.