KR20240078282A - A tool for automation of audition task - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a tool for automating audition tasks for casting artists.
The audition task automation tool according to one aspect of the present invention includes information about members (hereinafter referred to as 'member information'), information about auditions (hereinafter referred to as 'audition information'), and form information for applying for the audition (hereinafter referred to as 'member information'). A database unit that stores (referred to as ‘application form information’); An audition relay unit that generates and remotely relays the audition information stored in the database unit; a member management unit that creates and manages member information stored in the database unit; A bulletin board that posts the audition information so that the member can view it; and a control unit that controls the database unit, the audition relay unit, the member management unit, and the bulletin board unit.

Description

Audition task automation tool {A TOOL FOR AUTOMATION OF AUDITION TASK}

The present invention relates to a tool for automating audition tasks for casting artists.

COVID-19 has reduced face-to-face interactions between people, thereby reducing the activities of cultural and artistic workers (hereinafter referred to as ‘artists’) who perform in the field, such as performances. And this caused difficulties in the economic activities of artists and at the same time caused the problem of not being able to sufficiently meet the public demand for artists.

However, government and social demands to minimize face-to-face interactions between people have not only caused a shortage of supply of artists' cultural and artistic content. COVID-19 has created a thirst not only for content, but also for audition demand from producers who want to produce the content (hereinafter referred to as ‘entertainment’). Additionally, the problem of insufficient supply of auditions resulted in quantitative and qualitative difficulties in content production, which ultimately led to the inability to meet the quantitative and qualitative demands of content provided to the public and audiences.

On the other hand, it is held by a content producer who produces artistic content or an agency that manages artists (hereinafter referred to as 'entertainment'), or by a third party such as a broadcasting station or a specialized audition production company (hereinafter referred to as 'third party'). It is held by. In either case, the purpose is for entertainment to evaluate multiple artists through auditions and select the artists most suitable for content production. However, there are several problems with the existing method of holding and conducting such auditions:

The first problem is that existing auditions are on-site auditions. In general, multiple artists and entertainment can participate in one audition, so a separate space is needed for them. Additionally, due to the large number of participants and limited space and time, it may be difficult to adequately screen individual artists. And in order to minimize these spatial and temporal constraints, it was common for significant costs to be required. These problems have become more pronounced due to the restrictions caused by COVID-19, and the costs to solve the problems have also increased.

The second problem is due to the number of artists increasing day by day. Currently, when an audition is held, thousands or even tens of thousands of artists often apply. These applicants apply by submitting documents, and the audition organizer spends a considerable amount of money to review the application documents.

The third problem is that due to the structure of the entertainment industry, there are often cases where fair screening does not occur at auditions. In general, auditions are conducted with only entertainment and artists participating, so even if entertainment, which has a superior position over the artist, conducted an unfair review, there was a problem in that the artist had to accept it. This goes beyond the issue of individual artists, and in the long run, it becomes an obstacle to selecting more appropriate artists for content, and as a result, it also causes the problem that the public and audiences who receive content are not provided with the best content.

The fourth problem is that there is insufficient accessibility to auditions. Since each audition is held by multiple different entities, in order to obtain sufficient information on the auditions being held, there was no choice but to monitor them individually through multiple channels. Therefore, there has been a problem where artists are deprived of the opportunity to apply for a sufficient number of auditions, and entertainment companies are deprived of the opportunity to screen enough artists and select artists more appropriate for the content.

The purpose of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems and provide a tool for automating audition tasks that can provide auditions that are free from time and space constraints while having high accessibility, fair screening, and low hosting costs.

In order to solve the above problems, the present invention provides information about members (hereinafter referred to as 'member information'), information about auditions (hereinafter referred to as 'audition information'), and form information for applying for the audition (hereinafter referred to as 'application information'). A database unit that stores (referred to as ‘form information’); An audition relay unit that generates and remotely relays the audition information stored in the database unit; a member management unit that creates and manages member information stored in the database unit; A bulletin board that posts the audition information so that the member can view it; and a control unit that controls the database unit, the audition relay unit, the member management unit, and the bulletin board; and the member information includes information about the artist who is a member (hereinafter referred to as 'artist information') and information about the entertainment of which the member is a member. (hereinafter referred to as 'entertainment information'), wherein the audition information includes information on the date and time of the audition and the contents, and the artist fills out an application form according to the application form information and submits the completed application form to the above. You can apply for the audition by providing it to the audition broadcasting department, and the audition relaying department creates and remotely broadcasts the audition based on the application form and the audition information provided, and the created and remotely broadcasted audition is performed by the member. An audition task automation tool that can be viewed can be provided.

In one embodiment of the present invention, there are a plurality of auditions, the application form is provided to the artist in advance and can be filled out in advance by the artist, and the pre-filled application form is included in the artist information and stored in the database unit. The pre-written application form stored in the database unit may be provided to the audition relay unit for application for at least two auditions among the plurality of auditions.

According to another embodiment of the present invention, the artist information includes the artist's profile, and the member management unit may be arranged to deliver the profile to the entertainment designated by the artist when the artist applies.

According to another embodiment of the present invention, the audition relay unit includes a relay unit that relays the audition through a relay channel; A first opinion collection section that collects opinions from the examiner who judges the audition; A second opinion collection section that collects opinions from members watching the audition; and an evaluation section that comprehensively evaluates the opinions collected from the first opinion collection section and the second opinion collection section to calculate a comprehensive score; and a result providing part that provides the results of the audition to the artists who participated in the audition, wherein the entertainment reflects the overall score calculated by the evaluation part to determine the result of the audition provided by the result providing part. , the determined results of the audition may include the reasons for the decision.

In addition, the audition relay unit provides the comprehensive score calculated by the evaluation part and the audition result provided by the result providing part to the database unit, and the audition information provided by the posting unit is provided to the database unit. It may include information about scores and results of the audition.

According to another embodiment of the present invention, the audition task automation tool is linked to an account, the audition requires a guarantee fee for participation (hereinafter referred to as 'participation guarantee fee'), and the audition information is information about the participation guarantee fee. It further includes, wherein the account notifies the audition relay department when the artist has paid the participation guarantee fee, the audition relay unit provides the application form, and the account indicates that the artist who applied for the audition has paid the participation guarantee fee. An audition can be created based on the application form provided only when notified by .

Meanwhile, the artist information may further include information about self-expression provided by the artist.

The present invention has the following effects.

First, it provides artists with information about multiple auditions and improves artists' accessibility to auditions by unifying the application form.

Second, it reduces audition operation costs by automating the audition participation reception process.

Third, by enabling remote and real-time auditions, it is possible to escape temporal and spatial constraints and provide efficient and simple auditions.

Fourth, by holding public auditions remotely, participation in auditions by a large number of general members will be activated, enabling more fair screening.

Figure 1 shows the structure of the service provided through the present invention.
Figure 2 shows an audition task automation tool according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 3 shows the configuration of an audition relay unit according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the attached drawings. In describing the present invention, if it is determined that a detailed description of a related known function or configuration may unnecessarily obscure the gist of the present invention, the detailed description will be omitted. In addition, the terms described below are terms defined in consideration of functions in the present invention, and may vary depending on the intention or custom of the user or operator. Therefore, the definition should be made based on the content throughout this specification.

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Figure 1 shows the structure of the service provided through the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 1, the audition task automation tool 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention is provided as a tool for providing services for members to perform various activities related to auditions held. Various activities performed by members include applying for auditions, screening applicants through auditions, watching auditions held, and further providing opinions to determine the results of auditions. Therefore, members may include artists applying for auditions, entertainment companies that screen to select artists through auditions, fans of artists, and general members who watch auditions and want to obtain information about artists.

Of course, the entity holding the audition here is not limited. Auditions may be held by entertainment companies that wish to select artists, or they may be held by third parties such as professional audition hosting companies or broadcasting stations.

Since this service supports each member in performing various activities related to auditions, it is necessary to automate tasks related to auditions.

The audition task automation tool 100 is intended to provide the above services, and can operate in conjunction with the member's terminal 1 through the previously prepared communication unit 150. In other words, the member can perform the above activities through his or her terminal (1) (smart phone, etc.), and the audition task automation tool 100 is used to support each member's activities performed through the terminal (1). It can be provided to enable communication by remotely connecting to the member's terminal (1). Of course, the terminal 1 of each member linked to the audition task automation tool 100 is provided to provide each member with an interface for using the audition task automation tool 100.

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Figure 2 shows an audition task automation tool 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The audition task automation tool 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a database unit 110, an audition relay unit 120, a member management unit 130, a bulletin board 140, a communication unit 150, and a control unit 160. Includes.

As described above, the communication unit 150 enables data transmission and reception between each member's month-end and the audition task automation tool 100.

The database unit 110 contains information about members (hereinafter referred to as ‘member information’), information about auditions (hereinafter referred to as ‘audition information’), and form information for applying for auditions (hereinafter referred to as ‘application form information’). ) and save it.

Member information includes information about artists (hereinafter referred to as ‘artist information’), information regarding entertainment (hereinafter referred to as ‘entertainment information’), and information about general members.

Artist information can be any information about the artist. It is desirable for artist information to include information required by entertainment companies that wish to select artists through auditions, such as the artist's age, gender, physical condition, history, interests, special skills, hobbies, and list of auditions supported. Artist information may include information about the artist's profile. Entertainment companies can receive help in selecting artists by viewing artist information. The form for filling out artist information can be freely set by the artist, or it can be provided in any form desired by the entertainment company.

Entertainment information can be any information related to entertainment. Entertainment information is information that may be requested from Entertainment by artists who apply for an audition to belong to Entertainment or to participate in content produced by Entertainment, such as Entertainment's affiliated artists, areas of interest, history, size, financial status, and welfare details. It is desirable to include. Artists can use entertainment information to decide whether or not to apply for auditions. The form for filling out the entertainment information can be freely set by the entertainment company or can be set by the audition task automation tool 100 based on the member's request.

Information about general members is provided in the process of receiving support from the audition task automation tool 100 for general members' audition-related activities (viewing auditions, participating in evaluations, viewing artists of interest), such as artists of interest, entertainment of interest, and areas of interest. It can contain any information that can be referenced.

Audition information may include information about the date, time, and content of the audition. Audition information not only provides the date and time of each audition individually, but also provides the dates of auditions supported through the audition task automation tool 100 in the form of a schedule. Of course, at this time, it is also possible to provide a schedule by filtering each audition by field (movie, performance, music album, etc.), conditions of the selected artist, and application conditions. Such audition information may be posted on the bulletin board 140 and made available for members to view.

Application form information refers to form information for audition application. The application form included in the application form information provided by the database unit 110 is prepared in advance by the manager of the audition task automation tool 100 and stored in the database unit 110. Of course, it is also possible for the audition to be prepared in advance by entertainment and/or a third party and stored in the database unit 110.

The above-described information stored in the database unit 110 can be viewed by each member through each member's terminal 1. Naturally, each member can select information that other members can view and information that cannot be viewed among their information and have it stored in the database unit 110.

The member management unit 130 creates and manages member information stored in the database unit 110. In other words, the member management unit 130 is prepared to perform all tasks related to member information so that the member information is stored as described above in the description of the database unit 110.

The bulletin board 140 posts audition information so that members can view it. As described above in the description of the database unit 110, audition information may be provided in the form of information corresponding to individual auditions or may be provided in the form of a schedule. The bulletin board 140 provides audition information so that all members can freely access and view audition information without restrictions, and easily and quickly acquire information about auditions held by the audition task automation tool 100.

The audition relay unit 120 creates and remotely relays auditions whose information is stored in a database.

Meanwhile, the artist can apply for an audition by filling out an application form according to the application form information provided from the database unit 110, providing the completed application form to the audition relay unit 120. The audition relay unit 120 creates an audition based on the provided application form and audition information. In other words, the audition relay unit 120 holds an audition with the artist who submitted the application form as an applicant, but the time and content of the audition are determined based on the audition information provided by the audition relay unit 120.

In general, the entertainment that is judged in the audition generated by the audition relay unit 120 may be predetermined, but differently from this, entertainment also reads the application form from the database unit 110, fills out the application form, and submits the completed application form to the audition relay unit ( 120), and it is also possible to have people participate in the audition by applying for an audition.

What the audition relay unit 120 means is that it creates an audition, it opens one or more channels (hereinafter referred to as 'relay channels') to conduct the audition, and each member connected to the relay channel creates a video for performing the audition, This means that data such as voice and/or images (hereinafter referred to as ‘audition data’) can be shared. The channel is created by providing a state in which each member's terminal 1 can access the audition task automation tool 100 and share data through the communication unit 150.

The meaning of the audition relay unit 120 broadcasting the audition is that the artist shares audition data through an established broadcast channel, based on the audition data viewed by the entertainment company that viewed the audition data for evaluation shared by the artist. This includes screening and sharing the results of the screening through a relay channel. Of course, reactions or opinions regarding the audition data viewed by general members who have been provided with the ability to view the artist's audition data through the broadcast channel are shared through the broadcast channel so that artists, entertainment, and other general members who participated in the audition can view it. It may also include

Here, audition data can be generated through the artist's terminal (1). If the artist's terminal 1 is a smartphone, the artist can produce a video using the smartphone and provide it to the audition relay unit 120. Since this provision is possible in real time, the audition task automation tool 100 can provide a live streaming audition service to members (artists, entertainment, and general members). In addition, expensive filming equipment is not required for auditions, and auditions can be held at any time and place where the artist can generate his or her audition data through the terminal (1).

Auditions created by the audition relay unit 120 and broadcast remotely can be viewed by members.

The control unit 160 controls the database unit 110, the audition relay unit 120, the member management unit 130, the communication unit 150, and the bulletin board 140. That is, the control unit 160 is provided to operate each of the above-described components according to the above-described contents. Preferably, each member's terminal 1 is linked to the control unit 160 through the communication unit 150 and allows the control unit 160 to operate each of the above-described components according to the above-described contents.

According to the audition task automation tool 100 according to this embodiment, it is possible to remotely hold and participate in public auditions, thereby saving costs. Additionally, artists and general members can easily receive information about the numerous auditions being held, thereby revitalizing the open audition culture and providing more opportunities to artists. As a result, we will be able to provide economical and fair auditions to artists, entertainment, and general members.

According to another embodiment of the present invention, there may be multiple auditions. That is, the database unit 110 can store each audition information regarding a plurality of auditions, and the audition relay unit 120 is also capable of generating and remotely relaying a plurality of auditions. Additionally, the posting unit 140 posts information about a plurality of auditions.

According to this embodiment, the application form for applying for an audition may be provided to the artist in advance and filled out in advance by the artist. Additionally, a pre-filled application form may be included in the artist information and stored in the database. In other words, the artist can receive application form information from the database, fill out the application form accordingly, and store the completed application form in the database unit 110 as his/her member information. Of course, this series of processes may have a data path of the artist's terminal 1 - communication unit 150 - control unit 160 - member management unit 130 - database unit 110.

According to this embodiment, the pre-written application form stored in the database unit 110 may be provided to the audition relay unit 120 to apply for at least two auditions among a plurality of auditions. Therefore, in order to apply for a plurality of auditions, it is sufficient for the artist to provide the audition relay unit 120 with only the application form that has been prepared in advance and stored in the database unit 110.

This will allow artists to more easily apply to multiple auditions. Since the application form is different for each audition, the artist's participation rate in auditions can be increased by reducing the effort that it took for artists to apply for one audition. This allows artists to access more opportunities, and entertainment also screens more applicants for content. You will be able to select artists who are more suitable for you.

According to another embodiment of the present invention, artist information stored in the database unit 110 may include the artist's profile. Additionally, according to this embodiment, the member management unit 130 can deliver the profile to the entertainment designated by the artist when there is an application from the artist.

An artist's profile may generally be information requested from the artist by an entertainment company that wishes to select an artist. Preferably, the profile can be written according to a format freely determined by the artist. Accordingly, there may be two or more profiles, and the artist may create at least one of video, voice, and image that can express his/her personality as a profile and have it stored in the database unit 110. An artist's profile can function as a kind of self-expression.

If there is more than one profile, the artist can select at least one profile and request that the selected profile be delivered to the entertainment company designated by the artist. Entertainment that receives the profile through terminal 1 can view the profile and use it as a reference for the artist's screening.

Of course, depending on the artist's choice, the artist's profile may be made public to general members. Depending on the artist's selection, the artist's profile may be posted on the bulletin board 140. Members can view profiles posted through the posting section 140.

Figure 3 shows the configuration of the audition relay unit 120 according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As referenced in Figure 3, according to another embodiment of the present invention, the audition relay unit 120 includes a relay part 121, a first opinion collection part 122, a second opinion collection part 123, and an evaluation part ( 124) and a result provision part 125 may be further included.

The relay section 121 broadcasts the audition through a relay channel. Of course, the relay part 121 can also be provided to perform the task of generating an audition. Since the creation and broadcasting of auditions has been described above, detailed explanations will be omitted.

The first opinion collection part 122 collects opinions from the auditors who are judging the audition. The judge may be Entertainment or a professional judge employed by Entertainment. Additionally, if the audition is held by a third party, it is possible for the judge to be a professional judge belonging to the third party. In other words, it should be understood that the judge here can be anyone who has been granted the qualifications of a judge to judge auditions professionally. The examiner's opinion can be collected in a variety of ways, and it would be desirable to collect it in content that can be objectively evaluated based on quantified indicators for each various element. Since the examiner is also treated as a member when judging the audition, he or she can provide his or her opinion to the first opinion collection section 122 through the established relay channel.

The second opinion collection part 123 collects opinions from members watching the audition. Here, members are not limited to general members, but it would be desirable to exclude artists participating in auditions or entertainment seeking to select artists through auditions. This is because only then can the fairness of the audition screening be guaranteed. Opinions collected from the second opinion collection section 123 can also be expressed in various ways, but it would be preferable to express and collect them in a form that can be evaluated relatively objectively. The opinion collection performed by the second opinion collection part 123 is performed by receiving data containing reactions or evaluations of the artist shared through the relay channel opened by the relay part 121.

The evaluation part 124 comprehensively evaluates the opinions collected from the first opinion collection part 122 and the second opinion collection part 123 to calculate a comprehensive score. It is desirable that the overall score be expressed as an objective number by reflecting opinions collected from judges and members watching the audition according to predetermined standards. For example, if the opinion collected from the examiner is a score of 6/10 and the opinion collected from the member watching the audition is a score of 8/10, the predetermined standard is the opinion collected from the examiner: from the member watching the audition. If the collected opinions = 7:3, the evaluation section (124) automatically calculates the artist's overall score as 6.6/10 accordingly.

In the evaluation section 124, the calculated overall score can be provided only to entertainment. In some cases, overall scores may be provided only to entertainment and artists. However, in a preferred embodiment for fair screening, the overall score may be provided for viewing by all members watching the audition, including entertainment and artists.

The result provision section 125 provides the results of the audition to the artists who participated in the audition. The result providing section 125 receives information about the results of the audition from entertainment. The results of the audition are determined by entertainment by reflecting the overall score calculated by the evaluation section (124). The results of the audition may include reasons for the decision. It is desirable that the reason for the decision be a reasonable reason that serves as the basis for determining the outcome of the audition. In this case, the artist will be able to know the reasonable reasons for determining the outcome of the audition, allowing for a fairer review.

In this embodiment, depending on the case, the audition relay unit 120 provides the overall score calculated by the evaluation unit 124 and the audition results provided by the result provision unit 125 to the database unit 110, and the posting unit ( The audition information provided by 140) may be prepared to include information about the overall score and audition results provided to the database unit 110. As a result, the bulletin board 140 displays the judge's opinion, the opinion of the member watching the audition, the audition result determined by the entertainment company by reflecting both, and the reason for the decision. Through this, the fairness of audition screening can be further ensured.

According to another embodiment of the present invention, the audition task automation tool 100 may be linked to an account (not shown). Here, the term “account” (not shown) should be understood to mean not the bank account itself, but rather the objects or systems required to operate the account. The account (not shown) is linked to the audition task automation tool 100 through the communication unit 150. An account (not shown) linked to the audition task automation tool 100 may be an account (not shown) of entertainment and/or a third party that pays a fee to hold an audition.

According to this embodiment, the audition requires a guarantee fee for participation (hereinafter referred to as ‘participation guarantee fee’), and the audition information further includes information about the participation guarantee fee. Audition information includes information about the participation guarantee fee, so artists who view the audition information and apply for the audition can see that they must pay the participation guarantee fee in order to apply for the audition. Therefore, the artist can pay the participation guarantee fee to the account (not shown), such as by paying the participation guarantee fee directly to the account (not shown).

The account (not shown) notifies the audition relay unit 120 when the artist has paid the participation guarantee fee.

The audition relay unit 120 provides an application form and can create an audition based on the provided application form only when it is notified from the account (not shown) that the artist who applied for the audition has paid the participation guarantee fee. The participation guarantee fee may be refunded only if you attend the audition.

Through this, only artists who have paid the participation guarantee fee will attend the audition, so auditions will only be prepared for artists who have paid the participation guarantee fee. Artists who have paid the participation guarantee fee are more likely to participate in the audition to receive a refund of the participation guarantee fee, thus preventing so-called no shows, where artists only apply for an audition and then do not actually participate in the audition. As a result, waste of resources due to unauthorized absences can be minimized.

So far, the present invention has been examined focusing on its preferred embodiments. A person skilled in the art to which the present invention pertains will understand that the present invention may be implemented in a modified form without departing from the essential characteristics of the present invention. Accordingly, the scope of the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, but should be construed to include various embodiments within the scope equivalent to the content described in the patent claims.

1: terminal
100: Audition task automation tool
110: database unit
120: Audition broadcasting department
121: Relay part
122: First opinion collection part
123: Second opinion collection part
124: Evaluation part
125: Result provision part
130: Membership Management Department
140: Bulletin Board
150: Department of Communications
160: control unit

Claims (7)

A database that stores information about members (hereinafter referred to as ‘member information’), information regarding auditions (hereinafter referred to as ‘audition information’), and form information for applying for the audition (hereinafter referred to as ‘application form information’). wealth;
An audition relay unit that generates and remotely relays the audition information stored in the database unit;
a member management unit that creates and manages member information stored in the database unit;
A bulletin board that posts the audition information so that the member can view it; and
It includes a control unit that controls the database unit, the audition relay unit, the member management unit, and the bulletin board unit;
The member information includes information about the artist who is a member (hereinafter referred to as ‘artist information’) and information about the entertainment of which the member is a member (hereinafter referred to as ‘entertainment information’).
The audition information includes information about the date and time of the audition and the contents,
The artist may apply for the audition by filling out an application form according to the application form information and providing the completed application form to the audition relay department,
The audition relay unit generates and remotely broadcasts the audition based on the application form and the audition information provided,
The audition created and broadcast remotely can be viewed by the member.
Audition task automation tool. In paragraph 1
There are multiple auditions.
The application form may be provided to the artist in advance and filled out in advance by the artist,
The pre-filled application form may be included in the artist information and stored in the database unit,
The pre-written application form stored in the database unit can be provided to the audition relay unit to apply for at least two auditions among the plurality of auditions.
Audition task automation tool. In paragraph 1
The artist information includes the artist's profile,
If there is an application from the artist, the member management department delivers the profile to the entertainment designated by the artist.
Audition task automation tool. In paragraph 1
The audition relay department
A broadcasting part that broadcasts the audition through a broadcasting channel;
A first opinion collection section that collects opinions from the examiner who judges the audition;
A second opinion collection section that collects opinions from members watching the audition; and
An evaluation section that comprehensively evaluates the opinions collected from the first opinion collection section and the second opinion collection section to calculate a comprehensive score; and
It includes a result provision part that provides the results of the audition to the artists who participated in the audition,
The entertainment determines the result of the audition provided by the result provision section by reflecting the overall score calculated by the evaluation section, and the reason for the decision is included in the determined audition result.
Audition task automation tool. In paragraph 4
The audition relay unit provides the comprehensive score calculated by the evaluation part and the audition result provided by the result providing part to the database unit,
The audition information provided by the bulletin board includes information about the overall score and the results of the audition provided by the database unit.
Audition task automation tool. In paragraph 1
The audition task automation tool is linked to the account,
The above audition requires a guarantee fee for participation (hereinafter referred to as ‘participation guarantee fee’),
The audition information further includes information regarding the participation guarantee fee,
The account notifies the audition broadcasting department when the artist has paid the participation guarantee fee,
The audition relay unit provides the application form and creates an audition based on the application form provided only when it is notified from the account that the artist who applied for the audition has paid the participation guarantee fee.
Audition task automation tool. In paragraph 1
The artist information further includes information about self-expression provided by the artist.
Audition task automation tool.

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