How difficult is it for second- and third-tier female artists? Why is it said that it is difficult for them to rise to the top?

People often ask: There are many supporting characters in TV dramas who are fair-skinned, beautiful and have long legs. Their appearance and acting skills are not much worse than those of popular stars, but they can only be liked for a short period of time, and then They disappeared, and there were no particularly noteworthy works after that. And those who dominate the screen, back and forth, are always those female stars who have always been popular. Why is it so difficult for second- and third-tier female stars to become popular?

(The picture shows Mao Xiaotong)

The editor will throw some light on the topic today and list a few reasons:

(1) The situation is embarrassing and the pressure is high

What is the environment for female celebrities who have been in the second and third tier all year round? There are first-tier stars suppressing them, fourth- and fifth-tier stars stepping on them, and eighteenth-tier starlets waiting to see the jokes. I'm just a little bit away from the front line, but I just can't find the opportunity to receive works or variety shows, but I'm always close to being popular.

(2) The sponsors/brokerage companies behind them are not supportive

As the saying goes: "If you want to become famous, you must have sponsors to support you." Without sponsors and capital backing, how can anyone write Operations, media relations, film and television resources, and even beauty and skin care all require money. Brokerage companies for second- and third-tier female stars can provide them with some resources. For example, if they are good at acting, they can be offered the role of the second female lead in a major production or as the heroine of a web drama. If they are good at variety shows, they can be recommended to participate in variety shows as flying guests. However, among the A-list stars who have a lot of resources but no acting skills, they are reluctant to accept the roles of male and female protagonists. However, the entertainment industry is a vanity fair, and capital’s support must have conditions that allow capital to profit. Otherwise, what is the financial owner’s agenda?

(3) The strength and acting skills are passable, but not amazing enough

Our initial impression of second- and third-tier stars is that they are down-to-earth and hard-working, have certain abilities, and do not create hype, etc. It's a pity why they can't become a hit. However, in fact, many actors or singers can only quietly do the job at hand when they do not have a strong backstage. In addition to the above hardware conditions, it is to improve your soft power. Only by improving your professional capabilities can you seize the opportunity when you encounter an opportunity. But the entertainment industry is a very ruthless place. Youth is short and it is easy to disappear without a trace.

(The picture shows Tang Yixin)

As an example, Yang Rong, a female star who has been in the second and third tier of the entertainment industry for many years, still has a backstage, backed by the tree of Yu Zheng , there are indeed many actresses who are popular with Yu Zheng, but Yang Rong has never been the one who is highly praised, and it is not that she has not become a first-line life. She has basically participated in several of Yu Zheng's popular dramas, mostly as the second female lead with heavy roles, and there are also female lead roles, but she just can't make it to the top. It's just that the capital tilt is not as fierce as that of A-line. To put it bluntly, she didn't spend enough money on her.

Moreover, the resources obtained by the second and third tiers are all the leftovers selected by the first-tier stars. Even if they are used to play for the first-tier celebrities, they are not actually profitable. Because when the drama is promoted, there is a high probability that it will be suppressed by the front line.

(Pictured is Yang Rong)

However, some people think that second- and third-tier female stars live the most ideal state in the entertainment industry, and it is only traffic niches and florets who cause controversy due to their high salaries. However, there is not much difference between the salary of second- and third-tier female stars and that of first-tier stars. But wouldn’t netizens catch a group of second- and third-tier female stars and spray them? It seems that he is not popular, but he makes no less money. You can make a fortune in silence without being pulled out and scolded at every turn. The public accepts the love and marriage of second- and third-tier female stars, and no one cares about being a monster. No one will laugh at the work if it is confusing, but if it accidentally becomes popular, it can still create a wave of word-of-mouth. There are few fans but they are all true fans. There are few negative fans and there are few controversies.