Some of my novel is set in Hollywood should I have my main character work for a real studio or a made up one?

My Hollywood novel is set in old Hollywood (1950s) should I have my main character work for a real studio that was around at the time or should I just make one up?Some of my novel is set in Hollywood should I have my main character work for a real studio or a made up one?I'm in agreement as well. Besides, if your story becomes known, you'd have to worry about using a name that you didn't have permission to use. Best to come up with something to avoid difficulties.



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-JSome of my novel is set in Hollywood should I have my main character work for a real studio or a made up one?Good question I think it's a matter of what works for you as far as a story line using a real one might create some research as compared to using making one up you would obviously fit as you go for the lack of better words.Some of my novel is set in Hollywood should I have my main character work for a real studio or a made up one?Fictional gives you more freedom.Some of my novel is set in Hollywood should I have my main character work for a real studio or a made up one?
While it would work just fine, there is a big chance you'll get something wrong or step on somebodys' toes.

It would be better to make up one.

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