⊛ occupations

❊ occupations

❊ occupations

❊ occupations

❊ information

❊ information

Here is the list of all of the different occupations we currently accept. You may choose more than one occupation for your character when you apply, but you cannot exceed two occupations and you MUST indicate which occupation is their main job so we can add it to your character accordingly. You must also ensure that the occupations make sense for your character. if you have any questions please refer to our f.a.q or ask an admin. Occupations not listed here may be accepted as long as it is somehow involved in the entertainment industry. Adult entertainment-related jobs are not allowed or accepted (though you may secretly have an onlyfans or adult-themed side jobs as long as the faceclaim and character are 21+. No exceptions. All occupations will receive a weekly salary via the dice roll room.

 

This refers to YouTubers, social media personalities, podcast hosts, gamers, and other kinds of streamers. all influencers are freelance by default. however, they may sign with a company for more exposure, resources, or opportunities otherwise not available. influencers that wish to release music will also have to sign with an entertainment company for this opportunity.

Stylists are in charge of both fashion and hair styling for celebrities and noncelebrities alike. They usually keep up with the current trends or seek to set their own. Some design and make the outfits themselves, while others will sources the items and simply put them together to create an outfit suitable for the client and occasion. MUAs are in charge of creating a makeup look suitable for the occasion and then applying it to the client.

Some people may be both a stylist and a MUA, but more often than not, they're different people who work in teams. Every time there is an event or promotion, they will be assigned to someone and will be in charge of their outfits and makeup for the duration of that promotion or event. You may also go to the CEO and other staff to work on future concepts and present them. These roles can be as engaging as you'd like.

Stylists and MUAs are freelance by default, however, they may sign an exclusive contract with an entertainment company. Signing to Studio Danz will be at the discretion of the CEO.

These are the people that are in charge of teaching the trainees, though they may also teach idols and other celebrities new skills as well. Currently, we're accepting trainers that specialize in vocals, rap, dancing, acting, modeling, facial expressions, stage presence, producing, songwriting, variety skills, instruments, and languages. You may only choose one. If you choose instruments or languages, you must specify what language or instrument. Trainers must all be 28+, no exceptions. All trainers must be signed with Lotus Entertainment, with the exception of dance trainers, who will be signed with Studio Danz. The preferred age for trainers is 25+.

Managers are the ones in charge of supervising idols and other celebrities, making sure they're properly fulfilling their duties by following schedules and participating in events and tasks. They also make sure that the celebrities they're in charge of keeping their public image intact. However, at no point can a manager abuse their power to take advantage of their charge(s) nor force them to do anything and as such, cannot dish out any punishments or consequences. Instead, if their charge, especially if they're an idol, are NOT fulfilling their duties properly, behaving unseemly, or are inactive, the manager is expected to report this to the company CEO who will deal with it accordingly.

CEOs assign managers, however, you may specify if you'd prefer a group, soloist, actor, or model. At this time, influencers will not have managers, but this is subject to change. If you have a character in a group, you can NOT also have a manager character for that group. Also you may not get a manager character to manager one of your celebrity characters. Managers must be ages 25+ only.

Managers are needed as follows:

- X.MPIRE (1/8) + Head Manager (1/1): Go Miho (Kitsu)
» X.Chaos: Han Soju
» X.Demion: open
» X. Kingz: open
» X.Dynmte: open
» X.Trcrz: open
» X. Trcrz: open
» X.Legendz: open
» X.Reliq: open
- PANDØRA (2/2): Ahn Tayoung, Kim Hyunsoo
- ReNu (1/1): Sato Ryuhei

- Soloist (0/8) + Head Manager (0/1): open
- Models (0/4) +Head Manager (0/1): open
- Actors (0/7) + Head Manager (0/1): open

- Olivia Calhoun (Yeo Sieun): open
- Huh Soojin (Miya): open
- Jung Youngjae: open
- Moon Jaehyuk (Jay): open

- Park Minsoo: open
- Lim Hajoon (Loren): open
- Valerie Jang (Jinsol): open
- Cho Miyeon: open

- Kwon Heejin (Scarlet): open
- Han Asami (Nyx): open
- Ryeom Taegon (Gone): open
- Nishikawa Ichigo (Yuta): open
- Kang Jaehyun (Kiva): open
- Serenity Hayes (Aria): open
- Kim Haru (Wendy): open
- Ohara Honoka (Kim Chaewon): open

Idols are already debuted celebrities signed under an entertainment company and specializing in performance whether it's singing and dancing, as a musician in a band, or some combination of the three. These can be soloists or members of a group or band. There are limited slots for soloists and many positions available in already debuted groups. These are given on a first-come, first-serve basis. Refer to the idols room for more information. This is the most activity-heavy-based occupation, so please be realistic with your ooc time to ensure you can dedicate the proper amount of required activity. Failure to comply and meet activity requirements may result in demotion of idol status and/or removal from a group if applicable. Overall activity is important, but we encourage a focus on career related plots and threads. If we notice a focus on personal relationships or other non-career related plots, this can have an impact on your career.

Trainees are typically young adults and teens (though there is no age limit) that have either been casted or passed an audition to start their process of becoming an idol. They get evaluated on their skills, attend classes and overall dedicate as much time to honing and improving their skills as they can. You can be a trainee to become either a group idol or soloist, as well as an actor or member of a band. Currently, the skills and talents accepted for trainees are as follows: Singing, rapping, dancing, modeling, acting, composing, producing, lyric writing, choreography, variety skills, and instruments (must specify which instrument, and each one counts as a separate talent). This is the second most activity-heavy-based occupation. failure to comply and meet activity requirements may result in a temporary or permanent delay in debut.

Bodyguards are fit individuals charged with protecting their charges at all costs. The CEO assigns the bodyguards. However, you may specify if you'd like to be a bodyguard for a group, soloists, actors, or models. Most bodyguards will be signed with a company, but some may be freelance to work with influencers, and others not assigned to a company. Everyone will have at least two bodyguards except for X.MPIRE, who may have up to four or more considering their high number of members.

These are the ones that create the songs for idols. Songwriters focus on lyric writing, while producers focus on making the music and arranging the song when it's recorded. While some songs will be created completely by songwriters and producers, we heavily encourage artists to collab with them to co-create songs. Producers are also the ones that will work with the idols when it comes time to record their songs. They may also have an input on line distributions, although the final distribution is decided by the CEO. While the two are considered two separate jobs, since they are also talents, you can be a songwriter that produces or a producer that writes lyrics.

These are dancers that perform with idols and make dances for idols to perform. Both choreographers and backup dancers are under Studio Danz (SDZ), who has an exclusive contract with Lotus Entertainment to work with their artists. While the two are considered separate jobs, you may be both.

Actors are people who perform on tv shows, movies, plays and even music videos. Models may also get casted to appear in music videos, especially if they have acting as a skill. Actors must choose a company, but models may be freelance if they choose.

These are the people in charge of making tv shows, movies, music videos and variety shows. PDs are the producers of a movie, show and other productions. May also work on radio or podcast shows. Both occupations will automatically be freelance, but they may choose to sign with a company if they wish.

These are the people in charge of making the content the celebrities put out. Photographers will do photoshoots for models and idols for albums and magazines. Videographers are in charge of filming music videos, performance videos, tv shows, movies, variety shows, and any other official content celebrities may release. Both occupations will automatically be freelance, but they may choose to sign with a company and/or work exclusively with certain people.

These are people that create articles either exposing others or talking about comebacks, debuts and drama/film premieres. All reporters are considered freelance and therefore do not sign with a company, though they can make arrangements with companies to perhaps not post certain types of articles. Each reporter will have their own room in which they can post their own articles, but they may also send in articles to be posted as allkpop articles by the admins.

This is the title with the most flexibility, as you can technically have any occupation you want as a fan. The only exception is being an idol or actor. But you can be a model or any other job in the world. You can engage with your favorite celebrities through social media, fanmeets, fancafes and even manage your own fansite, in which case you'd have your own room to post. Anti-fans and sasaengs will be allowed but in limited numbers.

This includes jobs like secretary, pr managers, interns, album and drama production team members, marketing, recruiters, and finance managers. These jobs must sign with a company. Other jobs may be considered as long as they're still involved in the entertainment industry.