All The Right Mov(i)es : Getting your music in film and TV
Places are filling up for the free seminar we’re holding as part of Soundtrack International Film Festival.
With music synchronisation such a growing area of opportunity for music creators and rights holders, WMF presents a session looking at the best ways to get music placed in TV, film and other platforms.
Following last year’s packed-out event, Stuart Worthington, Head of Music Manager's Forum Training and professional industry consultant, returns to chair the session with the clarity and knowledge that make these such a success.
Stuart will be joined by:
**Award-winning composer for film, TV and theatre Jonathan Goldstein who is Chairman of PCAM (The Society For Producers and Composers of Applied Music),
**Chair of BASCA's Media Executive Committee (British Academy of Songwriters, Composers and Authors) Mark Fishlock, who’s also a renowned composer for TV, radio and other artists. And...
**Amelia Hartley, Music Supervisor from Endemol UK who’s responsible for all music use across the group with credits including the iTunes Festival, Big Brother series 1-10, Party in the Park, The Brit Awards, UK Music Hall of Fame, The Pepsi Chart Show, The Orange British Academy Film Awards as well as many others.
This specialist panel will share their experience and offer practical advice and ideas on how to secure synchs and commissions, how to generate income from your music in audio-visual media and develop your career options. The session is aimed particularly at composers, artists, labels and publishers who want to explore this revenue stream and are looking for guidance on the next moves to make.
This session was over-subscribed last year so please be sure to reserve your place as soon as possible. Free to attend.
The session takes place on:
Friday 20th November 2009
14:00 - 15:30
The Gate, Keppoch Street, Roath, Cardiff, CF24 3JW
www.thegate.org.uk
Register your place with :
hello@welshmusicfoundation.com
PCAM - The Society For Producers and Composers of Applied Music
PCAM was originally
formed in 1982 as SPAM and today boasts a membership that comprises the most
influential and prolific composers in advertising with over a hundred members
representing several hundred writers. PCAM is a respected and dedicated group
campaigning for composers’ rights, not only in advertising but in all media (or
“applied”) music. The organisation provides guidelines and commissioning
models.
BASCA - British Academy of Songwriters, Composers and Authors.
BASCA is the voice for music writers – which exists to support and protect the artistic, professional, commercial and copyright interests of songwriters, lyricists and composers of all genres of music and to celebrate and encourage excellence in British music writing.
See our website HERE for our Speaker’s biogs….
The Soundtrack 2009 Programme can be downloaded HERE.
18 - 22 November 2009
