Let you act, you serve your sentence in the entertainment industry

Seeing Su Bin took the contract, he put it aside.

Mr. Zhao also understood. It seems that the relationship between the two people in front of him must be more than just an artist and an agent.

After a moment, Zhang Qiang closed the contract and said seriously: "Mr. Zhao, Director Ji, have you reviewed this contract?"

Zhao Nianzhao still kept a faint smile on his face and said: "Of course, this contract was drafted by Xueer and I. Does Mr. Zhang think there is a problem?"

"Then have you reported this contract to your parent company, Chuan Di Entertainment?"

Su Bin didn't know what happened. Why did Zhang Qiang suddenly become so serious and even a little aggressive?

"Mr. Zhao is the legal representative of Chuan Di Entertainment. You don't have to worry about the validity of this contract." Ji Dongxue didn't know why her tone became cold.

As the only person in the meeting room who hadn't seen the contract, Su Bin had no idea what was going on.

"Mr. Zhang, do you think the conditions we offer are not good enough? If there is anything wrong, you can tell me directly."

"No, Mr. Zhao, you misunderstood me. I think this contract gives the artist too much freedom."

Zhang Qiang said, winking at Su Bin, asking him to look at the contract.

Su Bin picked up the contract and read it carefully.

"Mr. Zhao, are you sure there is no problem with this contract?" Su Bin took a deep breath and spoke slowly.

The more he read, the more he felt that this contract was simply outrageous. Generally, in the industry, the share of newly signed artists and brokerage companies is generally 50-50. This seems to be a balance point within the industry, ensuring that both parties can find a foothold in the cooperation.

As the popularity of artists increases, this balance point will gradually tilt.

Those stars who are popular all over the world, their names and faces have enough market value, so they can begin to demand a higher share ratio.

In some cases, popular stars can even get up to 80% of the benefits, which is not only a reward for their personal efforts, but also a recognition of their influence by the market.

Or, it is a means of incentive for the company to keep the artists.

As the popularity increases, the proportion of the actors will be higher and higher. The company's popular stars can even get 80% of the benefits.

However, in this contract, Su Bin was given 70% of the profit share, and the agency only kept 30%, which is rare in the industry.

What surprised him even more was that the company only asked for 20% of the remuneration for commercial endorsements.

And this contract directly gave Su Bin 70%, the company only took 30%, and the remuneration for commercial endorsements was even only 20%.

Such a clause is undoubtedly a great affirmation of Su Bin's personal business ability, and also shows that the company is full of confidence in his future development.

In addition, the contract also clearly stipulates that, except for the collective publicity that the company must carry out every year, Su Bin will not be forced to participate in any other endorsement projects.

This means that Su Bin will have greater freedom to choose the projects he is interested in and can focus more on the areas he wants to develop.

In the undercurrent entertainment industry, such freedom is almost rare.

Besides the collective publicity that the company needs to do every year, Su Bin will not be forced to do other endorsement projects.

"Are you satisfied with the contract? This is almost the same as the terms of Li Yitong and Zhao Ruth, and it is also the greatest sincerity we can show."

Zhao Nianzhao still had that gentle smile on her face, as if she had guessed the result long ago, and this contract was impossible for the two to refuse.

"I think it's okay, and thank you for your recognition of Su Bin."

"Binzi, what do you think?" Zhang Qiang turned his head and asked Su Bin's opinion.

Su Bin did not agree directly, but asked his inner doubts: "Mr. Zhao, what about Brother Qiang? I signed a contract with the agency, and they won't assign me a new agent, right?"

It's not that he doesn't trust the ability of Zhongxing Entertainment, but he thinks that no matter who comes, it will definitely not be as good as the tacit understanding of the two of them.

"Don't worry about this, Xue'er, show them the contract you prepared for Mr. Zhang."

Zhao Nianzhao's words revealed an unquestionable authority, as if everything was under his control.

"After signing, Mr. Zhang will be responsible for the commercial contracts of half of the artists in the company. In addition, he will also be your one-to-one agent."

Ji Dongxue took out two more contracts from her exquisite folder, but unlike the previous one she handed to Su and Zhang, this time she chose a more direct way and threw the contract on the table with a "pop".

Su Bin did not look at the contract again. He did not want to interfere with Zhang Qiang's because of his opinion.Decision.

"If you want to bring other artists or work in other departments in the future, Mr. Zhang, we can discuss it with Xue'er after all."

"I have nothing to do with him." Ji Dongxue's tone was full of resentment, and her attitude was completely different from when she first entered the meeting room.

Su Bin guessed that Zhang Qiang's words just now had offended her again, so she had to remain silent.

"I have no problem here, Mr. Zhao, if you think it's okay, let's sign the contract directly."

Zhang Qiang put down the contract and nodded with satisfaction.

"Okay."

Zhao Nianzhao clapped her hands, her joy was beyond words, and she was obviously looking forward to this cooperation.

Both contracts were in triplicate. After signing her name skillfully, stamping her handprint and official seal, the cooperation between the two parties was officially reached.

As the last contract was stamped, Zhao Nianzhao stood up and stretched out his right hand: "Happy cooperation, Mr. Su, Mr. Zhang."

"Happy cooperation."

The two took turns shaking hands with Zhao Nianzhao.

Just when the atmosphere reached a climax, Zhao Nianzhao raised his wrist to look at his watch and said apologetically: "Sorry, I have a meeting later, so I can't see you off. Xue'er, please help me see you off."

"It's okay, you're busy."

As Zhao Nianzhao left, the atmosphere in the conference room suddenly became a little dull.

Ji Dongxue looked at the two people standing in front of her, frowned slightly, and said with a hint of impatience: "Take your things and go, why are you still standing here after signing, you want to wait for soup after eating buns!"

Su Bin smiled awkwardly and asked tentatively: "Sister Ji, won't you see us off?"

"Send a fart!" Her voice echoed in the empty conference room, which seemed particularly harsh.

Ji Dongxue snorted coldly and frowned even tighter.

"I pick you two up all day long because we're friends, but your good brother calls me what? Manager Ji?"