Hollywood 1986: from Agent to Godfather

The acquisition of MGM, Marvel radio and television peripherals, toys, magazines, music games, and the integration of upstream and downstream can be called the godfather of the media industry chain. Hollywood's ratings and awards are all in the hands of the six major companies, right?

Did you write about Chinese Americans in the United States in the 1980s?

There are legal provisions in the Western film and television industry. Film and television production companies cannot engage in artist economic business, which is illegal! Even now, this is different from China. When Michael of CAA joined Disney, he gave up CAA. As long as he was engaged in the brokerage business, he basically cut off the film and television production business, except for music, so this book gave me a headache.

Paramount and Warner keep trying to kick you out of songs and movie scripts. Doesn't the world have copyright awareness? How can you take advantage of the copyright when it's all in your hands? Also, a newcomer, Hanks, isn't valuable, right? After fighting and fighting, you still don't understand? Finally, the maximum commission for new agents in the United States is only 20%, and the new agent's contract stipulates that they can only owe one year. It's funny that they don't make much money, right? Why keep fighting? If an author has songs and movie scripts, he can open an entertainment company. Wouldn't it be nice to publish his own songs and make movies to make money? The author just dumped the movie script. How many major Hollywood companies want to make your movie? No need to negotiate and pull each other? It seems like it's natural

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I just finished two chapters and saved them. Readers are investing in reading them. It's a shock! !

It seems that by the time you write Chapter 8, the protagonist is an immigrant and not Chinese. If you write like this, you might as well write about Hong Kong entertainment.

An inexplicable conflict, relying on a song that has not been tested by the market to shock the sky, the earth, and the air

After reading dozens of chapters, I feel that the writing is okay and the narrative techniques are diverse, but it is too tiring to read. It is an entertainment article. What is the point of making it so tense? It is not a suspense war.

The timeline is too fast. It took more than 5 years to write just 92 chapters.

The author's book sounds tiring to listen to, but he has a good grasp of the pace.

Is there any internal investment? When will the contract be signed?