Xiao pingwu, next to the national China film digital production base in Song Yang town, Huairou district, said that extras who go to China film have to pay?

Tell me something about my experience: I saw the recruitment information on 5 1job, and I also applied for a troupe actor. I called them and asked me to come for an interview right away. Tell me after a simple interview that my conditions are ok and I can sign an actor agreement with the company. If I sign for one year, I have to pay an agency fee of 2000 yuan. I am bent on becoming an actor. I have no social experience and don't think too much. Because of the lack of money, I only paid 1000, and then signed an agreement with the interviewer in duplicate. He left one, I took one and gave me a receipt. Then he gave me an address and asked me to take a bus to Huairou South China Market to find a teacher. I went by bus. I called my teacher when I got to the South China market. The teacher sent a car to pick me up and take me to the first place. After going in, I found the teacher and asked for the attendance book in duplicate and the receipt of 1 0,000 yuan (we have no evidence). Then I filled in the basic information and signed an agreement, saying that I should pay the 300 yuan clothing deposit and the monthly meal fee of 1.20 yuan. If I don't hand it in, I can't arrange to join the league. 1 0,000 yuan, I will pay it back. Then I collected 65 yuan's management fee and temporary residence permit fee (I have a temporary residence permit, which he said was not for him), so the day passed and I made several plays in the next few days. Some people didn't arrange it once, but suddenly gave us a meeting this morning, saying that it was going to be eleven (far from it). To check the temporary residence permit, you must have a copy of your parents' ID card and a copy of your household registration book, and you must go to the local police station to stamp it (in fact, temporary residence permits don't need these at all). Then we want our parents to mail it to us after reading it, but he said that if we scan the mail on the bus, the steel seal will be erased (nonsense), which means we have to go back and get it ourselves. He knew that we didn't have any travel expenses at all, and then he said that you asked for leave, please take seven days off and hide outside, and then come back after these four days of investigation. I had no choice but to ask for seven days off and suddenly said 9.

I also met three buddies at the waiting station. They just came back from Inner Mongolia as extras for two days, their foreheads were sunburned, and this band-aid was stuck on their legs. They just quit and paid hundreds of dollars. People who go generally don't get paid for a few months, so it's good to give a few hundred dollars for a good job.

On the way back, I chatted with a local elder brother. They all know that these are liars, which are open secrets in the local area, and they cheat us naive young people from other places who want to be stars.