The BitLife Movie Star update is here. It comes to us in the form of the Job Actor Pack, a paid upgrade. The new content adds a bunch of new jobs and other features to the game, centering around getting big in Hollywood. With the release of the Movie Star update in BitLife, you’ll have the option to grab the Actor Job Pack or the Boss Mode update. That will unlock the ability to be either a TV star or Movie Actor. This guide will give you some tips to succeed in these new jobs.
The first thing you need to pay attention to is Script Quality. This reflects the writer’s talent that created the script and how good it is. If you’re eager to find some of the best roles, you need to aim for projects of high quality. Keep reading to learn more about Script Quality in BitLife.
How does Script Quality in BitLife work?
Script Quality in BitLife is a pretty simple measure of how good a script is. The better the script, usually the better the films. The higher the quality, the tougher the job will be to get. But as a new actor who is still taking acting lessons and trying to find an agent, you won’t have much choice. You will have to take on some bad roles just to build your character up. Just keep taking lessons and using the Develop Character and Practice options to improve your performance in each role you do get.
As you get better, you can choose to take on bigger jobs. But if you have a bad run of RNG, you might have to take on TV shows and films with bad quality. Taking too many low-end roles will harm your chances of getting better gigs in the future. But when you’re first starting out, these can be helpful. The low-budget movies that often have bad scripts are actually perfect for a character with low acting skills.
The bad thing about this is that if you take on too many roles, you can actually lose your reputation. Bad films can often be handed Worst Film awards, which harm your reputation if that happens. It’s kind of unavoidable though as a new actor. You will have to take on some lesser Bit Roles and Extra jobs to make it higher up in the industry. That usually means kind of ignoring Script Quality for the first few jobs you take. The inverse is also true. The roles with the highest Script Quality have the chance for the actors to earn rewards and gain a better reputation in the film industry.
