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Another way to test out this would be to rush unlocking the Analytics and Statistics and then make a movie in each genre and write down what is suggested for each one, then combine those things when making films with multiple genres in the ad department.
NBG is good for everything.
Vien.. smart movies, thinking topics.
Nate... Everything.
Zola...smart movies, thinking.
Ross... everything, I always do romances with it as well... seems to work.
Spark... action, outdoors. adventure, hunt for treasure.
Velvet... Romance.
Spice... Comic book like age group and topics. Fashion, health.
So for a thriller, drama I went for:
NBG, Ross, Nate.
Romance: Velvet, Ross, Nate.