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[Undine]

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[ClocktowerEchos]

@UndineMade le changes and added some ideas

[Silent Whispers]

@Undine
I'll have my Music Supervisor up tomorrow. Sorry. Just want to make sure he's acceptable and perfect.

[Komo]

@Undine

Still trying to find a role. Ahhhh.. I can't decide on which one to pick... D:

[Undine]

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[RomanAria]

@Undine Okay, sorry, I keep changing the roles I'm making my sheets for. Final answer: I'm making a composer and a makeup artist. I'll have my sheets done tomorrow sometime.

[Undine]

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[The ghost in black]

@Undine
ill have my character up tommorrow

[ClocktowerEchos]

@Undine

My idea was that he's isn't all that unknown since he does amazing work but the reason he hasn't been in any major film is that he's otherwise undiplomatic.

I'll admit this is the part of the CS I had an issue with ">.>

[Xtreme]

@Undine

Grayson Graves

GRAYSON GRAVES

”The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn’t exist. Well that’s a lie, I’m right here”
- Grayson Graves

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Name

Grayson David Graves

Nicknames

Gray, it’s pretty self explanatory

Age

27

Gender

Male

Sexual Orientation

Heterosexual

Occupation

Talent Agent

Appearance

Appearance is everything in this town, Gray knows that better than most. It is because of this fact that makes sure he is always perfectly groomed. He keeps is chestnut hair short and neatly styled. Even when he has stubble it is trimmed to perfection, no rough edges. He only wears the finest suits, all bespoke, never off the rack. They are tailored to his tall, lean frame and only ever come in dark colours. It’s extremely rare to see Grayson underdressed. On the rarest of occasions he will wear jeans but only sometimes.

Standing at 6’2, he keeps his body in great shape. Gray exercises twice a day and uses all kinds of pills and shakes and everything in-between to maintain his health and fitness. Grayson’s main distinguishing feature (besides his Vulcan eyebrows) are his piercing blue eyes. Needless to say, many a Hollywood starlet could fall for the Brits charm but everyone else can be mesmerised by his eyes.

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"Let me tell you something, knowing what you want doesn’t make you smart. Knowing how to make it a reality, that does"

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Personality

Ambition is Grayson’s driving force. An unquenchable thirst to be better than he thinks he is. Obsessed with success, Gray will do anything to get what he wants. He uses smart drugs to give himself an edge in business and is constantly studying and learning in order to get ahead. Loyal only to himself, Grayson will screw anyone else over if it means getting what he wants. He is highly intelligent, cunning,, charismatic and ruthless.

Like most who lose parents in their youth, Gray has abandonment issues. He rarely makes long-lasting relationships with men or women and he is ok with that. He maintains no friendships from before his parents’ death and only the most irregular contact with friends from his late teens. Extremely solitary, he does not console himself by surrounding himself with others. His athletic pursuits tend to be solitary: running, skiing, hiking, swimming, diving, and climbing. Gray is far from nostalgic about his past, rarely even mentioning it, he is a man that lives firmly in the present. Although Grayson can act comfortably in many situations, he does not seek out companionship except, most notably, for sexual recreation. His calculated and near robotic nature have left many with the notion that he is made from stone, cold and unfeeling.

Likes

• Money
• Power
• Nootropics
• Solitary Sports
• Jaguar Cars

Dislikes

• Judgement from others
• Crowds
• Earthquakes
• Talk of his past

Fears

Grayson’s biggest fear is amounting to nothing. He doesn’t want to be remembered as a never was in his chosen profession. He wants to be the best, bottom line.

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"There is a tide in the affairs of men"

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Strengths

• Business
• Dealing with people
• Ambitious

Weaknesses

• Drug use
• Emotionally unstable
• Impatience

History

Grayson David Graves was born in Berkshire, England to a British airways pilot and a nursery school teacher. At first they were your every-day family, nothing overly special about them. That was until Grayson turned seven and while out at a shopping centre with his mother, the family were approached by a talent scout who felt that little Gray had the perfect look to be in a movie he was preparing to film. After much hesitance, the family agreed to allow the boy into the film and low and behold it was a smash hit. Grayson would go on to star in a few more big budget movies until he was twelve when the truly unthinkable happened.

As filming was wrapping up on another movie, The Graves family decided that they wanted to treat little Gray to something special. Whilst they were on their way to the airport to go to Disneyland, an earthquake hit Los Angeles. In the confusion, Grayson got trapped in a crowd of people and separated from his parents. When the chaos had subsided, it was found that the Graves had been killed in their car by some falling debris. Despondent, Grayson gave up on acting and went to live with his grandmother in London.

After a few awkward, dark years as a teenager, Grayson made a decision; Hollywood had taken everything from him, now it was time to take it all back. He didn’t have it in him to try acting again but there was something else he could do, something else he could have more control over. And so he decided the next best thing was becoming an agent. Gray attended Oxford university before transferring to the University of Michigan to get is J.D/M.B.A. It was here discovered smart drugs, nootropics used to enhance brain function, this was it, this was the edge he needed to succeed. Upon graduation, Grayson got a job working in the mail room of the Miller Gold Agency and after several years, he has finally been made a fully-fledged agent. Having been taken under the wing of long time agent Emanuel Evans, Grayson with his added connections from his child star past managed to work his way into a lot of Hollywood's little black books. When Emanuel retired, he handed all of his clients and potential anythings over to Grayson, his protégé. Emanuel's final act before retirement was to recommend Gray to Jake. The old timer told the director to trust the young upstart, he would get him a perfect cast for his next movie. He had the drive, the ambition and the vision all he needed was a break. And since he knew Jake liked to take risks, taking a chance on Grayson was the perfect gamble.

Favourite memory

Grayson’s favourite memory is the day he graduated. In his mind, by graduating it showed him that he could do this. That all his work was for something and that it would not go to waste.

Least favourite memory

Grayson’s least favourite memory is the day he had to go an identify his parents bodies Completely disassociated with that reality, Gray refuses to talk about anything prior to that day as brings back too much pain.

Why did you decide to work for this movie?

Gray felt like it could be a huge project and knew that he had to get as much of his talent involved as possible from actors, to stunt guys to writers. And he will be on set, everyday. Making sure his clients are doing what they're supposed to and now screwing him over.

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"I’m a hustler, playing the game is what I do for a living, love"

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Birthday

July 16th

Astrological Sign

Cancer

Twitter Name

@GrayGravesMGT (Twitter)
@GraysonGraves (Instagram)

Miscellaneous
Never Have I Ever – Modern Cinderella

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"I’m not your friend sweetheart, I’m just here to make us both rich”

[Undine]

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[Xtreme]

<Snipped quote by ClocktowerEchos>

Hmmm, I think that your answer might be networking. Maybe he knows someone working for the movie and they recommended him for the job? You could coordinate with someone here, or it could be an NPC

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Everything looks good, but I'm going to ask you the same question that I asked ClocktowerEchos. How did Grayson, a fresh out of the oven agent get a job on an extremely anticipated movie? You mentioned something about getting handed a client list from a retired agent. Is that it? If so, how did he get it? Why and how was he out of all people selected to work on this movie when there's more talented, more experienced agents out there?

@Undine

It's a fair point, having thought about it I was thinking that the retired agent may have worked with Jake in the past and upon his retirement and handing over of all his clients to Grayson, he recommended that he give the kid a chance to find him the right people to work on the movie. A favour for an old friend.

[ClocktowerEchos]

@Undine I'm going to say that it was some lucky networking with an NPC unless someone else wants to take up that spot. I would have asked if @Xtreme's some how found my guy on said list and then I remember what exactly talent agents do xD

Another explanation I thought of on a whim for the reason why there are/may by a bunch of younger people is that the more exprienced, aged people don't trust Jake after his little scandal thus forcing him to look for younger, fresher people who would be willing to take up the job to get into the industry. Just an idea

[darkwolf687]

Sorry for the delays! I have eaten something which disagrees with me and have fallen ill; I'll get it done soon.

[The Sound Guy96]

Thought I would get it completely finished by this evening but only got it half-done. I was busy with another RP. It'll definitely be up tomorrow. Sorry about that, forgive me for the delay.

[tanderbolt]

Here's my character, she's a writer. Ideally she'd be paired with one or more experienced screenwriters.

Noor Al-Madina

Noor Al-Madina

In the order of literature, as in others, there is no act that is not the coronation of an infinite series of causes and the source of an infinite series of effects.

-Jorge Luis Borges

Name

Noor Jurji Bahadur Al-Medina, PhD

Nicknames

Some people call her Nora. She doesn’t mind it, but she will be mad if she gets a letter addressed to Nora L Medina

Age

42

Gender

Female

Sexual Orientation

Asexual

Occupation

Writer

Appearance

Cat lady might be the best words to describe her aesthetic. Noor doesn’t care much about her personal appearance. She usually dresses in an oversized sweater or sweatshirt paired with practical pants. Her hair is usually very unkempt and messy, when she has to look a little presentable she will tie it into a bun. Poor eyesight runs in her family, so Noor frequently thick glasses instead of contact lenses. She’s a little taller than the average woman, but slouches so this fact is rarely noticeable.

Personality

Noor is not a social butterfly. She can get along with people and even form friendships, but it is difficult for her to interact with strangers. She reads whenever she gets the chance, and talking about media is one of the few ways she can find common ground with unfamiliar people. Noor is very methodical and prone to thinking outside of the box, she often starts with ideas that seem strange and gradually works on them until they are less out there.

She frequently appears spaced out, like she’s lost in her own world. She appears this way both when she is paying attention and when she is not, which happens more often than she would like to admit. Noor is very committed to her artistic vision and her own ideals, but is averse to conflict. She tends to change the subject when disputes over this come up, even if they will have to be discussed eventually. She is rarely in a bad mood, but her quiet nature means this is hard to notice.

Likes

• Books
• Philosophy
• Coffee
• Making obscure references
• Cats
• Classical Music

Dislikes

• Right-wing politics
• Braggarts
• Wordiness
• Crowds
• Pushy people

Fears

Being forgotten, being manipulated

Strengths

• Calm
• Knowledgeable
• Slow to anger
• Innovative

Weaknesses

• Tends to put off problems
• Frequently Inattentive
• Rarely compromises
• Poor negotiator
• Dislike socializing

History

Noor grew up in a middle class household in Windsor, Ontario, the second oldest of five. She read frequently, a habit which her parents encouraged, particularly her father, a paralegal who had at one point aspired to a literary career. He never realized his dreams, but did have a quite extensive book collection. From an early age, her taste was eclectic, digging into old classics and modern pulp with equal ease. While she definitely had her favorites, this was when she developed that every genre and nearly every book has strengths that a writer can learn from.

Noor was never comfortable around strangers, and spent most of her time with her family or reading. Plenty of reading and time to study allowed her to earn high marks in school. She went to college at the University of Michigan; this was her first time spending an extended period away from home. It was a stressful experience for her, and she coped by rarely leaving her room. Noor had always wrote a little bit, but it was during her self-imposed isolation that she really began to develop her style.

She finished her undergraduate studies with a dual major in math and English, and went to graduate school. Even though she enjoyed fiction writing, Noor avoided creative writing classes due to her discomfort during the workshopping process, she focused on literary criticism instead. As a post-doc, Noor worked as an adjunct for several universities in the area, in a futile search for a path to tenure.

Over the years, she read and wrote more, and shared her work with a few penpals, several of whom were published authors. With careful study and the advice of those more experienced, she refined her eclectic style and started to get her stories published in a few minor journals. They attracted notice for their metafictional elements and philosophical themes, but she remained relatively obscure.

Her first real break came when she wrote her first novel, Voice of Fire, a psychological novel with elements of magic realism that focuses on a man in country in the midst of a revolution. It received good reviews and minor commercial success, enough to increase interest in the rest of her work. She published a few short stories for several years while she worked on the book that would become her best known work. The Folding of Space was somewhere between a collection of related stories and full-fledged novel, but either way it was greatly praised and won awards. Despite being experimental, it was successful enough for Noor to concentrate on her writing career full-time and marked her as one of the newest members of the literary elite. She’s currently planning her next large-scale work and exploring opportunities.

Why did you decide to work for this movie?

Noor has always had some interest in film, and has written film criticism before. Studios tend to write her novels off as unfilmable but are still interested seeing what she could come up with working in conjunction with film professionals. She found these offers a lot more tempting when she realized that she would soon be facing a large tax bill due to the complexities of international tax law.

Birthday

August 24th, 1973

Miscellaneous
Into the Wrong Hands or Never Have I Ever. Although it would be funny if she ended up attempting to contribute to the romantic comedy. Also like the Twin Souls idea that clocktower suggested.

[tanderbolt]

Here's my character, she's a writer. Ideally she'd be paired with one or more experienced screenwriters.

Noor Al-Madina

Noor Al-Madina

In the order of literature, as in others, there is no act that is not the coronation of an infinite series of causes and the source of an infinite series of effects.

-Jorge Luis Borges

Name

Noor Jurji Bahadur Al-Medina, PhD

Nicknames

Some people call her Nora. She doesn’t mind it, but she will be mad if she gets a letter addressed to Nora L Medina

Age

42

Gender

Female

Sexual Orientation

Asexual

Occupation

Writer

Appearance

Cat lady might be the best words to describe her aesthetic. Noor doesn’t care much about her personal appearance. She usually dresses in an oversized sweater or sweatshirt paired with practical pants. Her hair is usually very unkempt and messy, when she has to look a little presentable she will tie it into a bun. Poor eyesight runs in her family, so Noor frequently thick glasses instead of contact lenses. She’s a little taller than the average woman, but slouches so this fact is rarely noticeable.

Personality

Noor is not a social butterfly. She can get along with people and even form friendships, but it is difficult for her to interact with strangers. She reads whenever she gets the chance, and talking about media is one of the few ways she can find common ground with unfamiliar people. Noor is very methodical and prone to thinking outside of the box, she often starts with ideas that seem strange and gradually works on them until they are less out there.

She frequently appears spaced out, like she’s lost in her own world. She appears this way both when she is paying attention and when she is not, which happens more often than she would like to admit. Noor is very committed to her artistic vision and her own ideals, but is averse to conflict. She tends to change the subject when disputes over this come up, even if they will have to be discussed eventually. She is rarely in a bad mood, but her quiet nature means this is hard to notice.

Likes

• Books
• Philosophy
• Coffee
• Making obscure references
• Cats
• Classical Music

Dislikes

• Right-wing politics
• Braggarts
• Wordiness
• Crowds
• Pushy people

Fears

Being forgotten, being manipulated

Strengths

• Calm
• Knowledgeable
• Slow to anger
• Innovative

Weaknesses

• Tends to put off problems
• Frequently Inattentive
• Rarely compromises
• Poor negotiator
• Dislike socializing

History

Noor grew up in a middle class household in Windsor, Ontario, the second oldest of five. She read frequently, a habit which her parents encouraged, particularly her father, a paralegal who had at one point aspired to a literary career. He never realized his dreams, but did have a quite extensive book collection. From an early age, her taste was eclectic, digging into old classics and modern pulp with equal ease. While she definitely had her favorites, this was when she developed that every genre and nearly every book has strengths that a writer can learn from.

Noor was never comfortable around strangers, and spent most of her time with her family or reading. Plenty of reading and time to study allowed her to earn high marks in school. She went to college at the University of Michigan; this was her first time spending an extended period away from home. It was a stressful experience for her, and she coped by rarely leaving her room. Noor had always wrote a little bit, but it was during her self-imposed isolation that she really began to develop her style.

She finished her undergraduate studies with a dual major in math and English, and went to graduate school. Even though she enjoyed fiction writing, Noor avoided creative writing classes due to her discomfort during the workshopping process, she focused on literary criticism instead. As a post-doc, Noor worked as an adjunct for several universities in the area, in a futile search for a path to tenure.

Over the years, she read and wrote more, and shared her work with a few penpals, several of whom were published authors. With careful study and the advice of those more experienced, she refined her eclectic style and started to get her stories published in a few minor journals. They attracted notice for their metafictional elements and philosophical themes, but she remained relatively obscure.

Her first real break came when she wrote her first novel, Voice of Fire, a psychological novel with elements of magic realism that focuses on a man in country in the midst of a revolution. It received good reviews and minor commercial success, enough to increase interest in the rest of her work. She published a few short stories for several years while she worked on the book that would become her best known work. The Folding of Space was somewhere between a collection of related stories and full-fledged novel, but either way it was greatly praised and won awards. Despite being experimental, it was successful enough for Noor to concentrate on her writing career full-time and marked her as one of the newest members of the literary elite. She’s currently planning her next large-scale work and exploring opportunities.

Why did you decide to work for this movie?

Noor has always had some interest in film, and has written film criticism before. Studios tend to write her novels off as unfilmable but are still interested seeing what she could come up with working in conjunction with film professionals. She found these offers a lot more tempting when she realized that she would soon be facing a large tax bill due to the complexities of international tax law.

Birthday

August 24th, 1973

Miscellaneous
Into the Wrong Hands or Never Have I Ever. Although it would be funny if she ended up attempting to contribute to the romantic comedy. Also like the Twin Souls idea that clocktower suggested.

@tanderbolt

Shoulda done this before. @Undine

[SouffleGirl123]

Sorry @Undine, I was working on that form for the other RP we're in XD I'm done now so I can do this one :). Any parts that need to be taken in particular?

[Undine]

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[Silent Whispers]

That moment when you're almost done with your character and your laptop restarts itself. -Pulls hair and screams.-