Music Industry Forum – Howe Gelb
Billy O’Connell interviews Howe Gelb about his long and successful career as an independent musician.
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Billy O’Connell interviews Howe Gelb about his long and successful career as an independent musician.
Music Industry Forum – Steve Smith
John Paul interviews Steve Smith, Music Editor for Time Out New York about his job, his career in the industry and his love of music of all genres.
Forum – Andrew Tomasulo
Andrew Tomasulo talks to Loyola University New Orleans students about his art and how it’s possible to create revenue through creativity
Music News – With Mark Johnson & Hillary Marker – 2/4/10
The Music News Team talks about developing stories in the music industry
Sync Up Conference – Part 4 – Promoting World Culture in an Economic Crisis
A panel of music industry professionals discuss how the recent economic crisis has affected the music festival scene and its pursuit of new talent
Sync Up Conference – Part 7 – Under the Radar Deals in New Orleans
Music industry insiders Greg Eveline, Mousa, Dino Gankendorff, Jonathan McHugh, & Suzette Toledano Becker talk about New Orleans musicians and why they view conventional marketing and entrepreneurship techniques as “selling out”
Sync Up Conference – Part 5 – The Nonprofit Record Label
Music industry professionals Jill Sobule, Chris Joseph, Tim Kappel, & Steve Riley talk about newly developing non profit music business models and how they’re changing the way music is created and distributed
Sync Up Conference – Part 2 – The Festival Market
A panel of music industry professionals talk about talent buying and what role festivals play in their scouting and showcasing of artists
Sync Up Conference – Part 3 – Breaking Into the Festival Market
Music industry professionals Christian Kuffner, Bruce Barnes, Gary Edwards, & Dave Margulies talk about alternative ways of breaking into the music festival market
Sync Up Conference – Part 8 – Video Games & the Music Industry
Video game industry insiders Ric Neil, Randy Eckhardt, David Hirshland, Ezra Jay, & Elliot Adams talk about how video games have developed as an outlet for independent musicians to gain exposure and about how to get their songs to game designers