Mar. 17th, 2020
How does faux celeb work?
So I have looked at several faux celeb comms, and their requirements and the like over the years, and those that aren't faux celeb but allow it, and I still don't really get how it works. I know one of the answers is 'however you want it to work' of course, but I don't know how I want it to work, if I want it to work differently to the comms or do the same or... well, anything.
Things I am particularly wondering about - why do most games have all musician credits but frown on using all the same credits for an actor?
How do you decide which credits to use and not use for actors? Obviously if someone is seeking a particular role that's one thing, but say you're setting up a character independently or trying to work out the other credits?
But really, any help would be great.
Things I am particularly wondering about - why do most games have all musician credits but frown on using all the same credits for an actor?
How do you decide which credits to use and not use for actors? Obviously if someone is seeking a particular role that's one thing, but say you're setting up a character independently or trying to work out the other credits?
But really, any help would be great.
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