Entertainment Empire System

In fact, basically when TV stations invite guests for variety shows, they will definitely give travel expenses or red envelopes.

Generally speaking, when a TV station hires celebrities, they will definitely be paid more or less.

Even the Spring Festival Gala of the most powerful Tianchao TV station will actually provide a certain amount of labor fees. Of course, when the money was first given, it was basically a dozen yuan equivalent to transportation fees. After that, it slowly increased to twenty or thirty yuan, and the money was still a few hundred yuan. Even the top Zhao Yuan around 2000 The big liar can only give you 3,000 yuan at most.

If you want to say not to give a penny, that's impossible.

Tianchaotai is not short of this amount of money, but if you ask for any amount, they won’t give it to you. You have too much. If you think about top-level recruitment, they will give 2,000 yuan, 3,000 yuan, etc. to the level of conference affairs. Needless to say about other people.

Since Tianchao Channel’s Spring Festival Gala is a top-notch program, I will give a certain amount of money, so when other provincial satellite TV invites celebrities to come there, it is impossible to say that they are asking celebrities to pay for it. Even Mango Channel’s Happy Camp will still give money. Yes, if you want to say that you don't pay to invite celebrities to come over, or even offer to pay them, that's unlikely.

Of course, if you are promoting a program or something, that's a different matter. Even if you invite more than just celebrities, or if the program needs to invite some guests, then you will be given a certain amount.

The reimbursement for carriage and horse expenses is basically a round-trip air ticket or a sleeper berth ticket, which is basically reimbursed to a hard sleeper.

Air tickets are basically reimbursed, economy class and the like, which are basically calculated into the cost of producing the program, not to mention accommodation expenses, etc., which are definitely also calculated in the cost of producing the program. There is no doubt about this.

Of course, the fee varies depending on the amount. If it is a popular program, it will definitely be paid, relatively less. If it is a new program, then it will definitely be paid a little more.

Just like the show Youth Idol, if you invite Ye Ming over, you will definitely be given travel expenses or red envelopes. Of course, if the relationship between the two is relatively good, the amount given may be slightly less. If the relationship is not good, you can pass it through normal means. If the company hires one, the cost will definitely be higher.

Moreover, there are certain differences in fees based on the star's popularity, status, etc., but these differences basically have certain unspoken rules. There are fixed unspoken rules for how much chips fees are given to stars of different levels. can be followed.

For example, Director Zhang's Youth Idol, because it is a newly created program in the first period, the fee must be relatively higher, but this time after the first period. If you record the rest, the cost will basically be relatively lower.

Because after all, if the show becomes popular, it will have a certain publicity effect. That is to say, if you promote your own works, movies, TV series, etc., then that is a different story.

Of course, if it's like a variety show, it does happen that viewers spend hundreds or thousands of dollars to buy tickets to watch their idols, but under normal circumstances, variety shows usually prefer the ones with Fixed groups or local universities, government agencies, etc. invite fixed attention.

This makes management easier.

But of course, if the water is clear, there will be no fish. Sometimes there will be a phenomenon of selling tickets, but generally speaking, for variety shows, these audiences usually say that there are more invitations and so on, which is more elegant and nice to listen to.

But there are also ticket sellers. This basically cannot be banned. After all, it is a market economy. Sometimes some people like their idols very much and know that their idols will participate in the show in this episode, so they buy some tickets. This is a very normal thing.

But generally speaking, a relatively mature program must have its own fixed audience source. Of course, if these viewers participate in the show, they will basically not give any money, and they will be considered good if they take care of the food.

After all, you are here to be an audience and can appreciate celebrities and idols up close, which is also a small benefit.

But if the program team invites artists and guests, generally speaking, there will be red envelopes for travel expenses. Note that they are invited. This point must be emphasized. So you have to say which celebrity will participate in which variety show. Basically, This phenomenon does not exist in particular.

Unless this variety show is too popular, if a not-so-famous star or a second- or third-tier star wants to participate in this show, it is possible for him to find someone through connections and say that he wants to spend some money to be on this show.

But generally speaking, those invited by the program team will definitely receive red envelopes for travel expenses. This is the case for Ye Ming. Of course, Ye Ming brought two of his own artists to participate to save the show. Of course there are.

And although the price of this kind of friendship is not too much, in order to build a good relationship with Ye Ming, the program team usually won't be particularly stingy with the carriage fees at this time.

Of course, the carriage fee is basically what it means, and it is definitely not Ye Ming's normal appearance fee.

After all, Director Zhang also invited Ye Ming here through connections. Of course, he would not be given a real appearance fee, otherwise it would not be called someone invited through connections.

But this time the situation should be relatively exception, because this time there is a live broadcast, and the average viewership rating of Youth Idol in this live broadcast has exceeded 4.

In this case, Ye Ming has also made great contributions. The program team will definitely not be stingy about riding a horse and flying, and it will definitely not increase. This is also an unspoken rule.

But with such high ratings, as Ye Mingren is a big project owner, the program team will definitely give a big red envelope. This is also an unspoken rule that must be followed.

Otherwise, it means that the program team is not good at being a good person. If the reputation of a program is bad, it will be difficult to maintain it, because if you ruin the reputation this time, other stars may not be invited next time.

So no matter what, the program team will definitely give Ye Ming a big red envelope this time, and basically every other artist participating in this variety show will also receive red envelopes of varying sizes.

This is basically given based on level of contribution, etc. Generally speaking, peers will not ask each other about red envelopes. If they ask each other about red envelopes, it is also a taboo in this industry.

For example, employees of the same company will basically not inquire about each other's salaries. This is the same reason. The most taboo among colleagues is to inquire about appearance fees and red envelopes. After all, this is an unspoken rule. Giving more or giving less is the intention of the program team.