Entertainment: I just want to be a small screenwriter

Zeng Jia showed Di Li the prepared contract.

Di Li, who was on the sofa in the studio, took over the contract and studied it seriously.

His memory is very good, so the contract was quickly memorized under the scan of his eyes.

There is indeed no problem with this contract, and all the terms are very good.

Among them, there are several items that Di Li cares most about.

First: The artist's income is divided into four or six.

Di Li liked this very much, and it was also Zeng Jia's sincerity.

In fact, Di Li also understands that the relationship between managers and artists in the entertainment industry is different, and the distribution of benefits is also different.

One is the small-scale farmer economy type, which belongs to friends or relatives who act as managers, and the share is 80 points, the artist gets 20%, and the agent gets [-]%.

The other is the profit distribution of artists and team-based economic companies. At the same time, this also has several different stages; generally speaking, it is 20-80, and some popular stars, such as Xiaohuadan and Xiaosheng, follow up after the contract expires. At that time, the economic company will take the initiative to reduce it to [-]%, [-]% for the company and [-]% for the artist; it may even offer a [-]% share.

But if the brokerage company signs a newcomer, if it needs to be cultivated and packaged, the benefits will be split [-]-[-], which is the most likely to cause conflicts of interest.

After all, newcomers really have potential, work hard enough, and also have audience popularity.

When I signed the contract, I signed it for 5 years, but in the end, it became popular in [-] years. At this time, I made a lot of money, and some artists would be at a loss. At this time, I would ask the agency to revise the share.

If the brokerage company is easy to talk, then it's fine. If it's not easy to talk, then it will be frozen and blocked, and it's over.

The split given by Zeng Jia is 60% to 40%, Di Li takes [-]%, and the studio takes [-]%, which is considered good.

And looking at the contract, it was signed for three years.

Originally, Di Li didn't plan to be a celebrity, and he didn't care too much about the artist's share.

Although he didn't care, Zeng Jia's sincerity made him very fond of it.

Second: The screenwriter's income, the studio does not draw dividends.

That is to say, the script written by Di Li was finally invested and produced, or someone took a fancy to his script and spent money to buy his script. Jiaxing Media does not want a penny of how much the other party pays for the script.

From this point of view, Di Li was quite surprised.

Third: For the characters in the script, give priority to artists in the studio.

Di Li was also very concerned about this one.

After reading this article, I can understand why Zeng Jia was so sincere in sharing dividends with previous artists.

There is also no cut of the screenwriter's remuneration.

They were all here waiting for him.

However, this point is not unacceptable, after all, the only artist in Jiaxing Media now is Yang Mi.

If Di Li also agrees to debut, then he will be regarded as two artists.

Fourth: After the production of the film and television drama is completed and the rights to broadcast are sold, Di Li will receive a [-]% dividend.

This is simple and clear. Di Li doesn't need to invest in the production of the script. When the production is completed, he can still get a share of the profit after selling the broadcast rights.

This is what he is more satisfied with.

These four points are what Di Li cares most about.

"Finished?" Seeing that Di Li had signed, Zeng Jia asked.

"Well, it's okay." Di Li signed and gave the contract to Zeng Jia.

"Press your fingerprints." Zeng Jia asked his assistant to bring over the ink pad.

Yang Mi next to her was fascinated by the script, she was already attracted by the script.

"After reading so much, what do you think of this script?"

Zeng Jia asked Yang Mi, the third largest shareholder of Jiaxing Media, to see what she meant.

Yang Mi took her mind off the script and looked up at Di Li.

"I have to say that as an original script, this is even better than "Chinese Paladin 3"."

"I haven't finished the plot, but it can be seen that the plot has many climaxes and the characters are complicated."

"The plot is intertwined, and the emotions of several characters in it are also full of CP, and there are more martial arts scenes in it. In this regard, if you don't have any martial arts skills, this drama may be screwed up."

Di Li was a little surprised by Yang Mi's evaluation.

Unexpectedly, she also noticed this.

Indeed, the reason why "Shuiyuedongtian" is a classic is not only the ups and downs of the plot.

In fact, the classic feature of this work is that the martial arts scenes in it are very enjoyable, and the actors in each role have real skills.

The reason why this work has never been remade in the future is that the most direct reason is that there are almost no star actors who are active in the entertainment circle after 2010 with real skills.

Even Hu Ge, who is popular all over the Internet, is good, but he has no real kung fu.

Although his martial arts scenes are also good, in fact, he still has a lot of shortcomings in this respect.

"In the current circle, among the star actors between the ages of 20 and 30, there are very few actors with real kung fu."