Position Profiles
If you don't know what position to put your character in, or you simply want to know the new responsibilities of your character's position, we have compiled a list of jobs for your viewing pleasure! Listed from title, to the positions available, to the description.
CEO, President
1/1
He's the CEO. The founder and the controller of the company. All major decisions go through him, or are made by him. He receives the highest salary, and the most ass. Since he still works partly as an Agent, he has first dibs on clients and contracts. Every outgoing shoot/project must receive his consent, as well as every interview and signing.
Vice President
1/1
The VP has the same responsibilities and rewards as the President, and more often than not bares the brunt of the work load. He has custody of the department of his choice, and is the man to go to if the CEO is proving difficult.
Personal Assistant
0/6
The President, the Vice President and each of the Heads have their own PA. This person is a glamorised personal slave, filtering through whatever is sent to their boss. He's the buffer between the big people and the little people, but is well rewarded for his damn right heroic efforts. Possibly the only person able to tell the Presidents what to do, their position of authority is as high as any. Some are priceless, but some could be dismissed at a second's notice, depending on their relationship with their boss. On 24/7 call and responsible for bookings and organisation, meetings, and smaller things such as planning trips, flights and accommodation. In other words? They baby-sit their psycho Daddies.
Secretary
0/5
They pick up the slack the PA's can't reach, but mostly do the dirty work. Responsible for typing out whatever documents they must, the postage and the upkeep of the office, they make sure the PA's plans are pulled off without a hitch, hustling together meetings, answering phone calls and greeting the appointments.
Legal Team
0/10
The legal team includes lawyers and assistants. The most important people within the agencies, these are the poor souls that pull the boss and his cronies out of the crap when it so inevitably hits the fan. Dealing with the contracts, any complaints that may come their way, and the rules and regulations that come alongside with running a company of such size, they not only sort through the paper work, but come face to face with the big bads who threaten the stability of the company. They're also very good for verifying backgrounds and suing the shit out of enemies :D
Accountant
0/5
Now the accountants I feel sorry for. The money spent by the agencies is nothing short of ludicrous, with certain clients receiving their own credit cards. With personal expenditures, as well as the typical maintenance cost, these guys are under the most impressive amounts of stress known to human kind. Especially when the party season comes around. They dish out the funds, think up new ways to find cash, send through the taxes (or, dodge them, as the case may be) and try their hardest not to drool at the sight of stacked millions. And then not to cry at the constant negatives that come up before them.
Talent Scout
0/15
The most active employees of the agency, it's the work of the talent scouts to hunt out the newest, prettiest faces of LA. Raking through bars and clubs, occasionally going spotting for models at all the most and least glamorous events, then giving out cards, clinching deals and setting up meetings, they're the true link between the fantasy of the company and the reality of the outside world.
Talent Agent
0/15
Talent agents are the babysitters. The managers. The mommies, the daddies, the kings, the rulers, and the bastards. They have the most power and some of them tend to know it, controlling contracts after being assigned (or, if particularly pushy, choosing) a new artist, their responsibility is to look after their delicate little soul and propel them into the big time, finding deals, dates and opportunities while catering to every little diva whim, and sometimes shoving their prized hoes back into place.
Head
0/3
There are three main departments, and therefore three Heads. Music, Performing Arts and Modelling. The big dogs that everyone answers to, they see over the running of the departments at the activities of their agents, employees and clients. It's a big job, but someone's got to do it, and do it with an iron fist. They keep everyone in line and provide the needed bulk.
Marketing
0/10
The agency would be nothing without a bit of promo, and both it and its clients need to get their selves out there. So it's the responsibility of this department to discover what the people want, through field work, surveys, etc, and then to provide it. They promote the names and polish off the edges, making everything seem a lot nicer than it really is. An employee could be expected to do anything from magazine ads to dealing with the newest business developments.
Promotions
0/15
The junior promotions girls and boys work alongside marketing and PR, handing out fliers in representation of the bands, clients and record label, running websites and forming fan clubs, passing along and selling merch, helping at tours and generally providing the fill in staff. Though they do get their bonuses -- as fans more than anything, despite slaving away on a barely legal income, they have the opportunity to meet their idols and chill with the richest of America.
PR
0/10
Department of Public Relations. Also known as Spin Control. They create and maintain the image, manipulating every negative into a positive. The spokespersons and the party planners, they set things straight with the press and spend most of their time screaming down the phone. Either at a pushy journo or a President who got just a LITTLE too friendly with the Mayor's son... daughter.. .. or pet...
Photographer
0/5
The in-house photographers are the only ones the company trusts, and therefore the hardest worked photographers in the fucking country. Sent across the world for whatever event whichever employee or client may be at next, or home, in the agency's own studio, carving out shoots for everything from magazines to cover art, they freelance as much as they like, but their soul resides right in LA.
Graphic Artist / Web Design
0/5
The two merged departments work alongside every department, from photography to promotions to advertising. These are the artistes of the agency, expected to work well and work fast on whatever is thrown at them at a moment's notice. Despite it not exactly being in their contracts, the web designer's are the most unwilling web hosts you could possibly find...
Medical Personnel
0/3
Every company, hell, every building as large as the agency need medical personnel. Especially with the amount of bumps, scrapes and bullet wounds the members end up with. Expected to give regular checks and make sure all are fit and healthy, their ability to write prescriptions are often the most prized, though they're well repaid. The juicy gossip of knowing every STD running within those four walls is truly priceless.
Psychiatrist
0/2
Oh dear. More abused than any soul could ever wish to be, this one. Dealing with the mental and emotional states of the employees and clients is a work load no one deserves. The agony aunt, the enemy, the friend, the shoulder to cry on, the guiding light, the lecturer, the prescriber of all shiny pills of happy... The list of responsibilities of endless, but they better be brave if they hope to drag the unwilling egomaniacs to their couches.
Cook
0/3
The cooks work in the restaurant located at the bottom floor of the agency. More than just a canteen, this is an exclusive sort of place, serving the four hundred-strong work force of the agency as well as whatever client may pass through those doors. Preparing the most expensive of menus and the most succulent of dishes, there's no better home than The One Eatery.
Waiters / Waitresses
0/5
Again working at the Eatery, the poor dears are run off they feet all day long, serving breakfast, lunch, dinner and everything in between, but when they do find a break, they're free to wander where they want, and the things they see are more than enough to sink your teeth into.
Bar Staff
0/3
How are these workers meant to get through their day without a strong drink? A murder here, a hard fuck there, a million buck contract somewhere... and all of it requiring quite a bit of Dutch courage. The bar runs all day, all night, and all through the early hours. A 24/7 sanctuary full of the strong stuff. Though at night, when the doors are closed to the public, and the hierarchy come out to play... it all gets a bit... feisty.
Cleaning Staff
0/3
They're not janitors anymore, oh no. They're 'cleaning staff'. And their job is even less pleasant than most, and that's saying something. Mopping up everything from suspiciously sticky elevator walls to blood-splattered floors, crispy desks to tantrum-thrown coffee, they're the only employees able to linger in every doorway and every hall. They have access to everything. So let's face it, the overalls are worth it.
Security
0/8
The security are on constant call, and they're always dragged to one area or another. Whether called onto their own CEO or a model that's taken a diva fit too far, these guys are armed, dangerous, and thoroughly prepared to kick your ass. On door, or monitoring the CCTV cameras that are wired to every room -- and I mean EVERY room -- they know you better than you could ever want to know.
Music Production / Techs
0/10
There's a basement studio to the agency. It cuts on costs like you wouldn't believe, but it also requires dedicated staff to control the equipment and cut the tracks. Working alongside the writers and performers, they slave away in their overly-expensive den to rip out the demos and albums that run the pay checks of almost every employee going.
Models
0/limitless
Whether aspiring or established, green or retiring, these are the truly beautiful. Expected to be the epitome of perfection all day, every day, they get the most ridiculous pay imaginable, as well as the most beautiful clothes. Pampered, preened and adored, they have the true monopoly, and really, while that hot, they deserve it.
Musicians
0/limitless
Whether aspiring or established, green or retiring, in a band or strumming a banjo on a street corner, the musicians are the main export of the agency. Given everything they could ever need to follow their dreams, they're flattered to dizzy heights but bled entirely dry.
Performing Artists
0/limitless
The One Agency specialises in modelling and music, but that doesn't stop them accepting the odd actor, comedian or dancer. The minority group, they're given more attention than the rest, as their agents have more time to devote to solely them. But if you're going to be accepted, you really have to be the best, and the most sure of earners. But if you're desperate to be among your own kind UTA is probably better for you.
CEO, President
1/1
He's the CEO. The founder and the controller of the company. All major decisions go through him, or are made by him. He receives the highest salary, and the most ass. Since he still works partly as an Agent, he has first dibs on clients and contracts. Every outgoing shoot/project must receive his consent, as well as every interview and signing.
Vice President
1/1
The VP has the same responsibilities and rewards as the President, and more often than not bares the brunt of the work load. He has custody of the department of his choice, and is the man to go to if the CEO is proving difficult.
Personal Assistant
0/6
The President, the Vice President and each of the Heads have their own PA. This person is a glamorised personal slave, filtering through whatever is sent to their boss. He's the buffer between the big people and the little people, but is well rewarded for his damn right heroic efforts. Possibly the only person able to tell the Presidents what to do, their position of authority is as high as any. Some are priceless, but some could be dismissed at a second's notice, depending on their relationship with their boss. On 24/7 call and responsible for bookings and organisation, meetings, and smaller things such as planning trips, flights and accommodation. In other words? They baby-sit their psycho Daddies.
Secretary
0/5
They pick up the slack the PA's can't reach, but mostly do the dirty work. Responsible for typing out whatever documents they must, the postage and the upkeep of the office, they make sure the PA's plans are pulled off without a hitch, hustling together meetings, answering phone calls and greeting the appointments.
Legal Team
0/10
The legal team includes lawyers and assistants. The most important people within the agencies, these are the poor souls that pull the boss and his cronies out of the crap when it so inevitably hits the fan. Dealing with the contracts, any complaints that may come their way, and the rules and regulations that come alongside with running a company of such size, they not only sort through the paper work, but come face to face with the big bads who threaten the stability of the company. They're also very good for verifying backgrounds and suing the shit out of enemies :D
Accountant
0/5
Now the accountants I feel sorry for. The money spent by the agencies is nothing short of ludicrous, with certain clients receiving their own credit cards. With personal expenditures, as well as the typical maintenance cost, these guys are under the most impressive amounts of stress known to human kind. Especially when the party season comes around. They dish out the funds, think up new ways to find cash, send through the taxes (or, dodge them, as the case may be) and try their hardest not to drool at the sight of stacked millions. And then not to cry at the constant negatives that come up before them.
Talent Scout
0/15
The most active employees of the agency, it's the work of the talent scouts to hunt out the newest, prettiest faces of LA. Raking through bars and clubs, occasionally going spotting for models at all the most and least glamorous events, then giving out cards, clinching deals and setting up meetings, they're the true link between the fantasy of the company and the reality of the outside world.
Talent Agent
0/15
Talent agents are the babysitters. The managers. The mommies, the daddies, the kings, the rulers, and the bastards. They have the most power and some of them tend to know it, controlling contracts after being assigned (or, if particularly pushy, choosing) a new artist, their responsibility is to look after their delicate little soul and propel them into the big time, finding deals, dates and opportunities while catering to every little diva whim, and sometimes shoving their prized hoes back into place.
Head
0/3
There are three main departments, and therefore three Heads. Music, Performing Arts and Modelling. The big dogs that everyone answers to, they see over the running of the departments at the activities of their agents, employees and clients. It's a big job, but someone's got to do it, and do it with an iron fist. They keep everyone in line and provide the needed bulk.
Marketing
0/10
The agency would be nothing without a bit of promo, and both it and its clients need to get their selves out there. So it's the responsibility of this department to discover what the people want, through field work, surveys, etc, and then to provide it. They promote the names and polish off the edges, making everything seem a lot nicer than it really is. An employee could be expected to do anything from magazine ads to dealing with the newest business developments.
Promotions
0/15
The junior promotions girls and boys work alongside marketing and PR, handing out fliers in representation of the bands, clients and record label, running websites and forming fan clubs, passing along and selling merch, helping at tours and generally providing the fill in staff. Though they do get their bonuses -- as fans more than anything, despite slaving away on a barely legal income, they have the opportunity to meet their idols and chill with the richest of America.
PR
0/10
Department of Public Relations. Also known as Spin Control. They create and maintain the image, manipulating every negative into a positive. The spokespersons and the party planners, they set things straight with the press and spend most of their time screaming down the phone. Either at a pushy journo or a President who got just a LITTLE too friendly with the Mayor's son... daughter.. .. or pet...
Photographer
0/5
The in-house photographers are the only ones the company trusts, and therefore the hardest worked photographers in the fucking country. Sent across the world for whatever event whichever employee or client may be at next, or home, in the agency's own studio, carving out shoots for everything from magazines to cover art, they freelance as much as they like, but their soul resides right in LA.
Graphic Artist / Web Design
0/5
The two merged departments work alongside every department, from photography to promotions to advertising. These are the artistes of the agency, expected to work well and work fast on whatever is thrown at them at a moment's notice. Despite it not exactly being in their contracts, the web designer's are the most unwilling web hosts you could possibly find...
Medical Personnel
0/3
Every company, hell, every building as large as the agency need medical personnel. Especially with the amount of bumps, scrapes and bullet wounds the members end up with. Expected to give regular checks and make sure all are fit and healthy, their ability to write prescriptions are often the most prized, though they're well repaid. The juicy gossip of knowing every STD running within those four walls is truly priceless.
Psychiatrist
0/2
Oh dear. More abused than any soul could ever wish to be, this one. Dealing with the mental and emotional states of the employees and clients is a work load no one deserves. The agony aunt, the enemy, the friend, the shoulder to cry on, the guiding light, the lecturer, the prescriber of all shiny pills of happy... The list of responsibilities of endless, but they better be brave if they hope to drag the unwilling egomaniacs to their couches.
Cook
0/3
The cooks work in the restaurant located at the bottom floor of the agency. More than just a canteen, this is an exclusive sort of place, serving the four hundred-strong work force of the agency as well as whatever client may pass through those doors. Preparing the most expensive of menus and the most succulent of dishes, there's no better home than The One Eatery.
Waiters / Waitresses
0/5
Again working at the Eatery, the poor dears are run off they feet all day long, serving breakfast, lunch, dinner and everything in between, but when they do find a break, they're free to wander where they want, and the things they see are more than enough to sink your teeth into.
Bar Staff
0/3
How are these workers meant to get through their day without a strong drink? A murder here, a hard fuck there, a million buck contract somewhere... and all of it requiring quite a bit of Dutch courage. The bar runs all day, all night, and all through the early hours. A 24/7 sanctuary full of the strong stuff. Though at night, when the doors are closed to the public, and the hierarchy come out to play... it all gets a bit... feisty.
Cleaning Staff
0/3
They're not janitors anymore, oh no. They're 'cleaning staff'. And their job is even less pleasant than most, and that's saying something. Mopping up everything from suspiciously sticky elevator walls to blood-splattered floors, crispy desks to tantrum-thrown coffee, they're the only employees able to linger in every doorway and every hall. They have access to everything. So let's face it, the overalls are worth it.
Security
0/8
The security are on constant call, and they're always dragged to one area or another. Whether called onto their own CEO or a model that's taken a diva fit too far, these guys are armed, dangerous, and thoroughly prepared to kick your ass. On door, or monitoring the CCTV cameras that are wired to every room -- and I mean EVERY room -- they know you better than you could ever want to know.
Music Production / Techs
0/10
There's a basement studio to the agency. It cuts on costs like you wouldn't believe, but it also requires dedicated staff to control the equipment and cut the tracks. Working alongside the writers and performers, they slave away in their overly-expensive den to rip out the demos and albums that run the pay checks of almost every employee going.
Models
0/limitless
Whether aspiring or established, green or retiring, these are the truly beautiful. Expected to be the epitome of perfection all day, every day, they get the most ridiculous pay imaginable, as well as the most beautiful clothes. Pampered, preened and adored, they have the true monopoly, and really, while that hot, they deserve it.
Musicians
0/limitless
Whether aspiring or established, green or retiring, in a band or strumming a banjo on a street corner, the musicians are the main export of the agency. Given everything they could ever need to follow their dreams, they're flattered to dizzy heights but bled entirely dry.
Performing Artists
0/limitless
The One Agency specialises in modelling and music, but that doesn't stop them accepting the odd actor, comedian or dancer. The minority group, they're given more attention than the rest, as their agents have more time to devote to solely them. But if you're going to be accepted, you really have to be the best, and the most sure of earners. But if you're desperate to be among your own kind UTA is probably better for you.