Chapter 264

Galaxy Games Talent Agency had four types of contracts: SABC. A-level contracts were usually for the company’s main resources – the actors they thought would be worth a lot in the commercial market and had a higher revenue share.

B-level and C-level contracts were a bit lower-tier, usually for newbies, but occasionally someone would break out of the pack and got promoted to an A-level contract.

S-level contracts were super rare, mostly for superstars who had won a ton of awards, super well-known nationally, and some even own shares in the company – they were really deep with the company

Since Galaxy Games was founded, they’ve only had one S-level contract, with a super awesome actress. Unfortunately, she passed away from illness two years ago, otherwise Sydney wouldn’t have a chance to be the top actress at the agency.

had thought about signing with an agency too. Getting the role in “Phoenix Fire” was a total fluke, and landing good roles on your own was super tough. Agency backing is needed.

recently and Nicolas was a pro at networking – he can pull in all sorts of resources. If she signed with him, she’d

different fields this year. As a fellow A-level contract actress, Sydney already had a lot of hits; any time a

rather sign with another agency as a newbie and at least have fair competition.

with your agency, I’d have to be the

that. Her contract is almost up and I

“Ms. Denton has such high commercial value, would you really let her go?”

doesn’t qualify for S-level. If we can’t agree, forget it. Her roles can make anyone who looks decent enough famous. Creating another star like her

Nicolas hated being controlled.

She was not a professional actress and wasn’t naturally talented.

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