do you think it'd be an issue to reference famous music artists in your screenplays by actually including them in your script as a guest appearance? i'm not talking about fad artists who may be out of style by the time you sell a script, but someone well known.
example, i have a character who is a big time show promoter, in one scene i want to have a few music artists be around him and gesture toward him or even have a line or two so that other certain characters around him are instantly in groupie mode (impressed).
i've always found it kind of generic when scripts/movies reference imaginary celebrities is all. example: the fake pop tart singer in the movie Taken versus using Mike Tyson in The Hangover.
example, i have a character who is a big time show promoter, in one scene i want to have a few music artists be around him and gesture toward him or even have a line or two so that other certain characters around him are instantly in groupie mode (impressed).
i've always found it kind of generic when scripts/movies reference imaginary celebrities is all. example: the fake pop tart singer in the movie Taken versus using Mike Tyson in The Hangover.
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