Ivy Holden got up to make coffee and said, "I gave them a web movie assignment. We'll see what they come up with in three days and decide then."
"Okay. There's one person Diana Dunn recommended. Her name is Paige Roland. She used to work under a screenwriter at Starlight, but their personalities clashed, and they were always arguing. Paige tried to resign several times, but Diana Dunn hated to see her go and never approved it."
Ivy Holden nodded. "Anyone Diana Dunn recommends should be fine. If she's a good fit for us, we'll give her the director position at the screenwriting studio. By the way, now that Issac Sutton has successfully debuted, the music studio can start recruiting trainees. Hold a meeting with them later, draft a plan, and have everyone discuss it."
"No problem." The thought of all the future singer-songwriters who would get their start at Trion filled June Grant with motivation.
There was a knock on the office door.
