Owning a studio was a sure sign of being an A-list celebrity. Some of the top B-list celebrities would also set up their own personal studios as long as they could afford to maintain one. This was equivalent to a small talent agency that would handle artist related affairs like promotions and PR work. For those slightly larger celebrity studios, they would even incorporate production and distribution functions. The only difference was that an agency was responsible for multiple artists, whereas a celebrity studio usually serviced a single celebrity. This was the main difference between the two.
Zhang Ye asked Rao Aimin, "Big Sis Rao, what do you think?"
Rao Aimin spoke like a layman, "What's the use of opening a studio?"
It would be of great use," Zhang Ye quickly replied.
Rao Aimin asked, "What sort of great use?"
