As long as the professionals at Starshine didn’t find any issues, the partnership would be considered established.
However, what she didn’t expect was to receive an excited call from Sister Luo an hour later.
"Holy crap, Director Li really decided to hire you?"
To tell the truth, Luo Lin still harbored doubts about Tang Shu’s ability to land the role.
After all, she was just a nineteen-year-old girl, and no matter how talented, she couldn’t become a prop master with an average age of around forty.
But in fact, not only had she successfully secured the position, but Luo Lin also sensed a form of satisfaction in the wording of Director Li’s reply.
Meanwhile, Tang Shu herself was oblivious to her rich inner thoughts.
"Yes, I’ve looked over the contract, and there shouldn’t be any problems. It can be signed once it’s reviewed by the legal staff," she said.
This was an employment contract for Tang Shu as an individual, falling under the category of labor contracts, and not about signing with a role, which meant there was no need for an agent to negotiate.
Yet, Sister Luo still couldn’t help feeling elated.
"You’re too amazing, why do I also feel a sense of defeat, like I haven’t done anything?"
Having an artist so outstanding they could not only land roles but also apply for other jobs?
Luo Lin instantly felt her presence diminished once again and muttered to herself in annoyance, truly exceptional individuals can survive anywhere.
Tang Shu picked up on Sister Luo’s resentful tone and sighed helplessly, a moment later.
"This isn’t even a role, it doesn’t make much, and it won’t be split with the company, so why are you so happy?"
A prop master for a drama crew was not included in the company’s expectations for the artists, and the money would belong solely to Tang Shu.
Sister Luo immediately cried out in distress, "Is this about the money? Can’t you think more deeply about this?"
Was she being superficial?
"Let me tell you, you have no idea how hard it is to get into the ’Corridor Pavilion’ crew, they started casting last week, and many big-name actresses have returned empty-handed."
Luo Lin had not been idle these past few days, keeping a close eye on the dynamics within the entertainment circle, especially on the affairs of this crew.
The superficial Tang Shu responded with seriousness, "But I’m not going for an audition."
"Yeah, yeah, you’re not, but have you seen any female artists enter a crew as a prop master?"
"So this is actually a good gig?"
"Of course, it’s a good gig! It’s not just a job, but networking! Getting to know Director Li could benefit your acting career in the future."
Sister Luo continued to be delighted for a long while, and also made a point to remind Tang Shu of many things to be cautious about.
The person in question switched her phone to speaker mode, listening intently while packing clothes in East Lake Community.
"Yeah, I got it. In short, I just need to do the job well, right?"
"Exactly! Don’t stand out, don’t cozy up to others, just keep your head down and focus on your own work beyond your duties."
Wasn’t that her style anyway?
After hanging up the phone, Tang Shu had almost finished packing her belongings.
Since she hadn’t been in the capital for long and hadn’t bought many things, her clothes and belongings filled only two suitcases, and she had packed the live streaming equipment in a small cardboard box.