It seemed that he also understood the hidden meaning of Zhang Qiurui's words.
They also know that many agencies will even ask their actors to engage in shady deals in order to get roles.
As actresses, they naturally understood the unspoken rules of the industry and the possible injustices they might encounter. The conditions Zhang Qiurui proposed at this moment undoubtedly gave them peace of mind.
Lan Jieying spoke first, her voice tinged with disbelief: "Director Zhang, are you saying that our company fully respects the wishes of our artists and won't make those...inappropriate requests?"
Zhang Qiurui smiled and nodded, his eyes firm: "Yes! That's right."
"Director Zhang, I also want to hear about your second and third contracts." Wen Meiling also suppressed the excitement in her heart and asked.
"The second and third versions of the contract are for seven and five years respectively. You will be given HK$3,000 and HK$1,500 respectively for living expenses. The company will only take 80% or 90% of your income from filming, shooting commercials, endorsing products, etc., and the other half will go to your agent.
Once the money you earn from commission is higher than the basic salary, the basic salary will no longer be paid.
The penalty for breach of contract is still HK$5,000. As for which version of the contract you want to sign, it depends on your own wishes." Zhang Qiurui continued to recite the terms of the second and third versions of the contract.
Chen Jiaying on the side quickly recorded what Zhang Qiurui said, occasionally looking up at Zhang Qiurui, with a thoughtful gleam in his eyes.
The treatment in the artist's contract far exceeded her expectations, especially the respect for the artist's wishes, which deeply touched Chen Jiaying.
She also worked at TVB and understood the unspoken rules and injustices of the industry.
Within the framework of those large companies, artists are often like products on an assembly line, being created and promoted in a standardized and modeled manner, and their personal wishes and characteristics are often ignored or even sacrificed.
But the contract provided by Zhang Qiurui is like a breath of fresh air. It not only lists in detail the generous salary and benefits, but more importantly, it emphasizes the company's personal wishes for the artist, which is very rare.
As Chen Jiaying was recording, he thought that such a contract was simply unheard of in Hong Kong.
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