I don't think it's too dramatic Their income has been difficult to enter, and harsh income conditions have become an open secret of the industry. The review period was particularly long, and several of my friends all went to audition for the newcomers. After handing over the materials, they all sank into the sea.
Later, I participated in free Korean training at Guanghua Road, Cultural Institute of the Korean Embassy in China. I heard a Korean teacher say that he once worked as a Korean translator in East Asia Star Heng. There are two ways to sign their company:
The first one must be a bachelor's degree in art, a self-funded student's degree, etc. , and have at least two film and television drama performance experience.
The second is to participate in the newcomer training of its products. As a professional department of their company's income, the East Asia Star-Heng Newcomer Development Department usually cooperates with major institutions in South Korea and China in "Newcomer Training Class" (currently, it cooperates with South Korea's SBS TV Performing Arts Training Class to launch the "SBS Star Academy" project). After a year of review and training, we can determine the new people who can sign contracts with the company in the future. But remember, this kind of training needs artists to pay their own expenses, and the training period is not really a company. And it is uncertain whether to sign a contract with the company in the future, because some people will be eliminated.
You can open Baidu News East Asia Star Heng, and you can see that none of them have signed up for mainland artists. If there are, or other China people who have signed contracts, they will definitely promote it, right? So the difficulty can be imagined.
My suggestion is that you can go to other companies to register for development first, and then register for East Asia Star Heng after you have achieved certain results, which will be better. Good luck!