Chapter 1850
A good artist, as long as they could put out masterpieces and keep their relevance, would be popular in any entertainment agency, even if they changed from one agency to another.
After all, deals were all made because of the benefits that came along
Daisie was about to sign the contract, but that was when she remembered something and asked all of a sudden,” Can I name a request?”
The chairman paused and nodded. “No problem, as long as it‘s reasonable and compliant.” She named her request without any hesitation. “I want to have the final say when it comes to choosing the script that I‘ll get in the future.”
The chairman originally thought that she would make a list of some difficult requests, so he did not expect it to be such a matter. Thus, he agreed to it readily, even without thinking about it.
At noon, the secretary brought Daisie to see the manager.
Daisie followed the secretary along the corridor, looking around. They kept all the famous films, television posters, and a group photo of all the employees within
the company behind glass cupboards.
She turned around and asked the secretary how she should address him. And the secretary replied to her with a smile. “I‘m Billy Gray, and you can call me Mr. Gray.”
Probably out of curiosity, Daisie asked again, “My manager, is it easy to get along with him?”
Billy was stunned for a few seconds, then smiled.
“Don‘t worry, Mr. Charlie Johnson came over to work for us from Zestar Media. He has a lot of experience, and the artists that followed him back then are basically all s– and A–tier celebrities. Nowadays, including you, only three celebrities are under his management.”
Daisie narrowed her eyes. She felt that Billy was answering her questions lightly while avoiding all the important points. He did not say whether they would get along well or not.
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