Kim Jingcheng and Emma Stone chatted for a while. At nine o'clock in the morning, Kim Jingcheng signed an agency contract with Emma Stone under the witness of his lawyer Jose. This contract is more superior than the contract offered to artists by South Korean JJC Entertainment Company, because this is the United States, and some Korean entertainment companies restricting artists, which is not feasible here.

After signing the contract, Jin Jingcheng asked Emma Stone with a smile: "Is there anything else this morning?"

Emma Stone responded: "No, my main task today is to complete this contract."

Jin Jingcheng nodded: "Since you have nothing else, why not stay with me first and meet two people with me at ten o'clock?"

"See two people?" Emma Stone looked puzzled, "Who is it?"

Jin Jingcheng smiled mysteriously: "I won't tell you for the time being, I'll know when you see it."

Emma Stone nodded and stayed in the office.

Jin Jingcheng and Miller and Jose began to discuss some company business, while Emma Stone sat on the sofa in the office and deliberately flipped through a movie magazine. In fact, she couldn't help but eavesdrop on Jin Jingcheng's conversations between the three of them, and she also peeked at Jin Jingcheng from time to time, thinking that Jin Jingcheng was particularly serious and handsome when discussing company business with subordinates like Miller and Jose.

Emma Stone was also relieved because she knew that the company business that Jin Jingcheng and the other two were talking about involved some commercial secrets, but Jin Jingcheng asked Emma Stone to stay in the office and didn't mind that she heard that Emma Stone felt Jin Jingcheng's sincerity and respect for her. Although she had just signed the contract, Jin Jingcheng had already regarded her as her own person in the company.

About an hour later, at 10 o'clock in the morning, Miller received a call from the front desk female receptionist, saying that the two of them came to find Jin Jingcheng, so Miller asked the front desk female receptionist to take the two directly to the president's office.

During this hour, Emma Stone had been wondering who the two people Kim actually asked her to meet with her and why she wanted her to meet him. Now, when Emma Stone saw the two figures walking into the president's office, she suddenly widened her eyes in shock.

Imagine how excited you would feel when an unknown young actor who has been suffering from hardship in Hollywood for a long time suddenly meets two top directors in the United States and even the world appear in front of you?

Emma Stone was very excited at the moment, and her eyes widened in shock. The two big directors who suddenly appeared in front of her were each a big star in the film industry that she admired very much. Each of them was enough to make her, a person who didn't like to chase stars, instantly turned into a small fan. The sudden appearance of the two made Emma Stone stunned, feeling like she was dreaming.

Two big directors, one is Spielberg and the other is Michael Bay!

"Oh, my God, it's director Spielberg and Michael Bay. Why did they suddenly come here?" Emma Stone looked at the two big directors in surprise while thinking in surprise, "Mrjin asked me to stay here today to meet these two big directors with him. Shouldn't he recommend me to these two big directors?"

Thinking of this, Emma Stone was even more excited, but she was a self-aware person. She knew that her current status and status were not qualified to star in the movies of Spielberg and Michael Bay. She would be lucky to be able to play a small role in the movies of both of them.

Jin Jingcheng had already stood up from behind the desk and smiled and went forward to greet the two: "Hello, dear director Spielberg, director Michael Bay, we're meeting again." Because he invested in the movie "Transformers", Jin Jingcheng had met two people. Spielberg is the producer of the movie, Michael Bay is the director of the movie, and Kim Jingcheng also met Spielberg at the Oscar dinner last year, and the two had some friendship.

"Hello, mrjin." Spielberg smiled and hugged Jin Jingcheng gently.

"Hello, a magical Asian." Michael Beze shook hands with Jin Jingcheng. He and Jin Jingcheng had only met once before. In his opinion, Jin Jingcheng was a magical Asian, who created magical success in the United States as an Asian.

Spielberg took the initiative to say hello to Miller and Jose again. Spielberg was familiar with these two people and had dealt with them. Miller and Jose took the initiative to say hello to Michael Bay, whom he met for the first time today.

In the end, Kim Jong-sung looked at Emma Stone, pointed at Emma Stone and introduced: "This is Emma, ​​Emma Stone, an actress who was signed by our company today. I am very optimistic about her."

Emma Stone was excited because Kim Jingcheng not only introduced her specifically, but also said she was optimistic about her. After Kim Jingcheng introduced her, Emma Stone hurried forward and greeted her respectfully: "Hello, Mr. Spielberg, hello, Mr. Bei."

Michael Bey just smiled and nodded. He had no friendship with Kim Jingcheng, so he naturally would not be interested in a little actress under Kim Jingcheng.

Spielberg shook hands with Emma Stone for Jin Jingcheng's face.

After a simple greeting, the next step is to deal with the important matters.

Spielberg went to the US jjc entertainment company in person today to sign a copyright licensing agreement for the song "what-i've-done" and make this song an interlude of "Transformers".

Jose has already drafted a copyright licensing agreement for the song "What-i've-done". This contract is relatively simple and has not many terms. Spielberg took more than ten minutes to confirm the contract. Then, under the witness of Jose, the lawyer, signed the contract as the producer of "Transformers". Jin Jingcheng immediately signed it in the name of mrjin.

The signing of this contract means that Jin Jingcheng will make some money because of it. Although it is just a copyright licensing agreement for a song, it can bring a lot of income to Jin Jingcheng, because this time it was licensed to "Transformers", a big production film with an investment of up to 150 million US dollars.

Although Jin Jingcheng himself is one of the investors and producers of "Transformers", he invested $32 million to occupy 20% of the shares, Jin Jingcheng would not give up the copyright of "what-i've-done" because of this. Investment is investment, and the copyright of the song belongs to the copyright of the song. These are two different things. Jin Jingcheng has to take the money he takes, not to mention that Jin Jingcheng only accounts for 20% of the investment in this movie, ranking behind DreamWorks and Paramount.
Chapter completed!