Я подготовила подборку по своему мнениею, которая поможет укрепить знания менеджера в управлении временем и активами творчества артиста, с которым ему работать.
Networking Strategies for the New Music Business
Dan Kimpel
If the philosophy 'Who you know, what you know, and who knows you' can ever be considered true, it's in the music business. Every deal that goes down in the music business is almost always a direct result of a personal contact. From the well-known author of the very successful Networking in the Music Business, this book acts as a guide to making your personal strengths and relationships with others work for you in this unique industry. You'll learn the importance of connecting to others who share your aspirations, energies, and enthusiasm. You'll understand how to strategize your way to a successful career through personal relationships. Whether you're a professional or an aspirant in the music business -- a songwriter, recording artist, musician, composer, music editor, music educator, music publisher, DJ, publicist, PR expert, entertainment lawyer -- or if you plan on working with any of the above, this book is your key to developing the people skills necessary to achieve success in this billion dollar global industry.
Managing Your Band: A Guide to Artist Management (Music Pro Guides) Seventh Edition
Steve Marcone, Dave Philp
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Managing Your Band: A Guide to Artist Management is your go-to guide for artist management in the new music industry, especially independent artists taking the DIY route. Industry insiders Steve Marcone and Dave Philp tackle the work and knowledge required of an artist manager and band member, focusing on earning revenue from an artist’s three major revenue streams: songwriting and publishing, live performance, and recording. The book investigates the roles of the many industry intermediaries, illustrating how many of today’s artists, including DIY artists, function as their own entertainment companies.
This seventh edition includes updated information for the twenty-first-century artist and manager, including key information on the impacts of COVID-19 on the industry. New sections and chapters include:
The twenty-first-century DIY manager
The live ecosystem
Music publishing
Social media
Analytics offered by streaming services
Each chapter includes learning objectives, a summary, and suggested projects for course usage.
Artist Management for the Music Business
Paul Allen
Allen prepares you for the realities of successfully directing the careers of talented performers in the high-risk, high-reward music business. You will learn to prepare yourself for a career in artist management - and then learn the tools to coach, lead, organize time, manage finances, market an artist, and carve out a successful career path for both yourself and your clients.The book features profiles of artist managers, an exclusive and detailed template for an artist career plan, and samples of major contract sections for artist management and record deals. Updated information including a directory of artist management companies is available at the book's companion website.A peer reviewer for Artist Management for the Music Business proclaimed ".this is going to be an excellent text. It contains many unique insights and lots of valuable information." This is essential reading for managers, students, and artists in the music business. * Key industry insight for both new and experienced artist managers* Exclusive planning and management tools* Successful career strategies for managers and the artists they manage.
All You Need to Know About the Music Business
Donald S. Passman
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“The industry bible” (Los Angeles Times), now updated, essential for anyone in the music business—musicians, songwriters, lawyers, agents, promoters, publishers, executives, and managers—trying to navigate the rapid transformation of the industry.
For more than twenty years, All You Need to Know About the Music Business has been universally regarded as the definitive guide to the music industry. Now in its ninth edition, this latest edition leads novices and experts alike through the crucial, up-to-the-minute information on the industry’s major changes in response to today’s rapid technological advances and uncertain economy.
Whether you are—or aspire to be—a performer, writer, or executive, veteran music lawyer Donald.
Engaging the Concert Audience
A Musician's Guide to Interactive Performance
David Wallace
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Learn to engage, excite, captivate and expand your audience! These practical techniques will help you to communicate with your listeners on a deeper, more interactive level. As you do, the concert experience will become more meaningful, and the bond between you and your audience will grow.
Whether you are performing music for an audience, teaching a group of students, leading an ensemble, or just speaking publicly, your success as a performing musician directly depends on your ability to connect. Featuring real-life examples and eight actual concert transcripts from several different genres and performance settings, this text gives you the tools you need to deepend your impact, build an enduring relationship with your fans, and sustain a long-term musical career.
You will learn to: design concerts that capture and maintain your audience's atention • develop an engaging stage presence • create meaningful activities for your audience that increase their enjoyment and understanding of your material • communicate as an amabassador across cultures and languages • become more engaging, interactive, educational and memorable.
This Business of Concert Promotion and Touring: A Practical Guide to Creating, Selling, Organizing, and Staging Concerts
Ray D. Waddell, Richard D. Barnet, Jake Berry
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Music business handbook and career guide
David Baskerville, Tim Baskerville
With an unrivalled breadth of coverage on the music business, the 11th edition of this indispensable handbook remains the most comprehensive, up-to-date guide to the music industry.
Music: The Business (7th edition): Fully Revised and Updated, Including the Latest Developments in Music Streaming
Harrison, Ann
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How to make it in the new music business: practical tips on building a loyal following and making a living as a musician
Ari Herstand
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Hailed as an “indispensable” guide (Forbes), How to Make It in the New Music Business returns in this extensively revised and expanded edition.
What They’ll Never Tell You About the Music Business, Third Edition: The Complete Guide for Musicians, Songwriters, Producers, Managers, Industry Executives, Attorneys, Investors, and Accountants
Peter M. Thall
The completely revised and expanded edition of What They’ll Never Tell You About the Music Business is a must-have reference. You’ll learn:
- How many musicians have seized do-it-yourself internet opportunities to create successful business models,
- How the royalty pie is sliced—and who gets the pieces,
- How the fundamentals of music publishing, producing, managing, touring, and the record industry apply more than ever,
- Why this book is the indispensable guide to the worldwide music industry,
- How corporate general counsels can educate their employees (and themselves) to understand the strictures of copyright law and to avoid trouble.
The Music Business and Recording Industry is a comprehensive music business textbook focused on the three income streams in the music industry: music publishing, live entertainment, and recordings. The book provides a sound foundation for understanding key issues, while presenting the latest research in the field. It covers the changes in the industry brought about by the digital age, such as changing methods of distributing and accessing music and new approaches in marketing with the Internet and mobile applications. New developments in copyright law are also examined, along with the global and regional differences in the music business.
The Music Business and Digital Impacts: Innovations and Disruptions in the Music Industries
Daniel Nordgård
This book provides rare insights into the difficult and complex dialogues between stakeholders within and outside the music industries in a time of transition. It builds on a series of recorded meetings in which key stakeholders discuss and assess options and considerations for the music industries’ transition to a digital era. These talks were closed to the public and operated under the Chatham House Rule, which means that they involved a very different type of discussion from those held in public settings, panels or conferences. As such, the book offers a much more nuanced understanding of the industries’ difficulties in adjusting to changing conditions, demonstrating the internal power-struggles and differences that make digital change so difficult.
After presenting a theoretical framework for assessing digital change in the music industries, the author then provides his research findings, including quotes from the Kristiansand Roundtable Conference. Following from these findings, he develops three critical concepts that explain the nature as well as the problems of the music industries’ adaptation process. In conclusion, he challenges the general definition of crisis in the music industries and contradicts the widely held view that digitalization is a case of vertical integration.
Creativity and Innovation in the Music Industry
Peter Tschmuck
Why did jazz become a dominant popular music genre in the 1920s and rock 'n' roll in the 1950s? Why did heavy metal, punk rock and hiphop find their way from sub-cultures to the established music industry? What are the effects of new communication technologies and the Internet on the creation of music in the early 21st century?
These and other questions are answered by Peter Tschmuck through an integrated model of creativity and innovation that is based on an international history of music industry since Thomas A. Edison invented the phonograph in 1877. Thus, the history of the music industry is described in full detail. By discussing the historic process of music production, distribution and reception the author highlights several revolutions in the music industry that were caused by the inference of aesthetic, technological, legal, economic, social and political processes of change. On the basis of an integrated model of creativity and innovation, an explanation is given on how the processes and structures of the present music industry will be altered by the Internet, music online services and MP3-technology. A clear indication of a digital revolution in the music industry!
Music Marketing for the DIY Musician
Bobby Borg
Do it yourself and succeed! More and more artists are taking advantage of new technologies to try and build successful careers. But in this expanding competitive marketplace, serious do-it-yourself musicians need structured advice more than ever. In Music Marketing for the DIY Musician, veteran musician and industry insider Bobby Borg presents a strategic, step-by-step guide to producing a fully customized, low-budget plan of attack for marketing one’s music.
Presented in a conversational tone, this indispensable guide reveals the complete marketing process using the same fundamental concepts embraced by top innovative companies, while always encouraging musicians to find their creative niche and uphold their artistic vision. The objective is to help artists take greater control of their own destinies while saving money and time in attracting the full attention of top music industry professionals. It’s ultimately about making music that matters, and music that gets heard!
Updates include:
New interviews highlighting current marketing strategies for the new music market
Info on how to leverage digital marketing and streaming playlists
Updated stories and examples of current music marketing principles
Future forecasts and trends into music marketing
New and revised services, tools, references, and contacts that can help musicians further their careers
New marketing plan samples for bands/solo artists and freelance musicians and songwriters
Guerrilla Music Marketing Handbook: 201 Self-Promotion Ideas for Songwriters, Musicians and Bands on a Budget
Bob Baker
The classic guide to independent music promotion - now revised and updated. With this manual, you'll discover that music marketing doesn't have to be expensive or flashy to be effective. Whether you're promoting a fast-growing indie band, record label or solo act from your basement, the Guerrilla Music Marketing Handbook gives you the tools you need to get the most out of your music career. Within these pages you'll find: Dozens of simple, high-impact ways to promote yourself, your band or your new release Tips on how to double your music sales (in 90 days or less) 25 ways to finance your next recording project, music video or major equipment purchase The 29 most important elements in creating sizzling music publicity materials "The most directly applicable, start-tomorrow, creatively inspiring book I've ever seen on promoting your music!" -Derek Sivers, founder of CD Baby "After applying many of Bob's ideas, and without any wholesaling or distribution, I sold more than 20,000 CDs and cassettes of my music over the last five years. Using his suggestions, I increased my fan base by 35% in just one year. Pretty good for a non-performing artist who does all studio work. Bob is the master of music marketing!" -Kris Lee-Scott, Hanai Music Don't create great music in the dark. Get the Guerrilla Music Marketing Handbook today. It's already helped thousands of artists get more exposure and generate more gigs and music sales. Now it's your turn to soak up these ideas and put them to work for you.
Business Basics for Musicians: The Complete Handbook from Start to Success
Bobby Borg
Today, when artists are empowered to take greater control of their careers and earnings, the need for musicians to understand the business of music has never been greater. In a digital age overflowing with confusing and ever-changing information, musicians need trusted business advice from a veteran artist who can break down the basics in language they understand. Written by a professional musician for other musicians, Business Basics for Musicians is the laypersons guide to the music industry.
In this must-have manual, music industry veteran Bobby Borg presents vital info in a conversational tone and an easy-to-scan format regarding five vital areas that musicians need to succeed: Career Execution, Business Relationships, Pro Teams, Deals and Dollars, and Future Predictions. Everything from copyrights to record deals, to managers, to merchandising, to doing it yourself is covered. With pro interviews, anecdotes, and review quizzes, Business Basics for Musicians is the complete handbook from start to success.
Updates for this edition:
Changes in copyright laws
Summary of the Music Modernization Act
Updates on record, merch, publishing, and live performance deals
New trends in sponsorships and partnerships with product brands
New interviews with industry professionals, including managers, producers, and agents
New stories paralleling current events and industry happenings
Updated business resources, industry contacts, and URLs
It All Begins with the Music: Developing Successful Artists for the New Music Business (Artistpro)
Don Grierson, Dan Kimpel
The music industry is a worldwide business that generates more than 40 billion dollars each year. If you are looking to make your mark and grab a piece of this fortune, this is the book for you. It All Begins with the Music: Developing Successful Artists and Careers for the New Music Business offers practical information, career blueprints, and a world of wisdom for aspiring artists, managers, and executives on how to make an impact in today's music business. It provides a comprehensive examination of the new methods by which recording artists are discovered, developed, and nurtured in the modern music industry. Anyone can benefit, from potential recording artists and performers, to aspirants and professionals in artist management, major and independent music distribution channels, producers, agents, publicists, PR and marketing representatives, and music publishers. You'll find priceless behind-the-scenes information distilled from interviews with artists, managers, and executives at the forefront of the new music business. Get the insider tips you need, and begin your successful career in music today!
Music, Management, Marketing, and Law: Interviews Across the Music Business Value Chain (Music Business Research)
Phil Graham
This collection of interviews captures a period of historic change for the global music business along with a wealth of professional knowledge that extends from the late 1960s through to late 2012 when the interviews were conducted. They record the experiences and insights of people who helped to shape a global business that is quickly passing into history and transforming into something entirely new, often because of decisions the interviewees have been directly involved in making. The material includes the aesthetic, artistic, technical, commercial, legal, and strategic aspects of the music industry. What is said is timeless in its historical significance for the music business and in its relevance for researchers engaged in studies on the dynamics of change in the global commercial music landscape.
Music Industry Forms: The 75 Most Important Documents for the Modern Musician
Jonathan Feist
Organize and manage your music projects! Whether you are a performer, writer, engineer, educator, manager, or music maker, these time-tested charts, plots, diagrams, checklists, and agreements will help make your work easier and better. These forms will help you clarify your work, track critical details, and maintain quality control. Each one includes explanation about how it is used, a key to related symbols and terms, and any common variations.
Included are forms for:
Performance, to help you book, organize, and manage gigs and tours (stage plots, set lists, booking request sheets, and more)
Touring (tour itinerary, checklist, assets inventory)
Technology, to help you manage recording sessions, track gear, and label media (archive sheets, mic input diagrams, take sheets)
Writing songs, compositions, and film scores, supporting both creative and business dimensions of the work (split sheets, spotting notes, cue sheets, and more)
Business, including agreements, project management tools, and financial management (booking sheets, tour budget, profit/loss form, and more)
Teaching (audition rating sheet, practice log, lesson plan, and more)
Also included are tips for creating your own forms.
Project Management for Musicians: Recordings, Concerts, Tours, Studios, and More
Jonathan Feist
Get organized, and take charge of your music projects! This book will help you harness your creativity into clear visions and effective work plans. Whether you are producing a recording, going on tour, developing a studio, launching a business, running a marketing campaign, creating a music curriculum, or any other project in the music industry, these road-tested strategies will help you to succeed. Music projects come in all sizes, budgets, and levels of complexity, but for any project, setting up a process for planning, executing, and monitoring your work is crucial in achieving your goals. This book will help you clarify your vision and understand the work required to complete it on time, within budget, and to your highest possible quality standard. It is a comprehensive approach, with hundreds of music industry-specific tools for keeping your work on track, mitigating risk, and reducing stress, so that you can complete your project successfully. You will learn to: develop work strategies; delegate tasks; build and manage teams; organize your project office; develop production schedules; understand and organize contracts; analyze risk; and much more.
Amy Thomson
The book breaks down expert knowledge on a range of essential music industry topics, including record company deal options, lawyers, royalty statements, touring, release dates, international marketing and much more.
The Artist Management Manual | Guide for Music Managers
Jeremy Rwakaara
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Музыкальный менеджмент
Светлана Корнеева
Рассматриваются вопросы управления шоу-проектом, связанные с менеджментом, творчеством, экономикой и правом в шоу-бизнесе. Прикладной характер материала дает возможность профессионально отнестись к организации проекта, учитывая все нюансы современной инфрастуктуры этой сферы предпринимательства.
Music Marketing: Press, Promotion, Distribution, and Retail
Mike King
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Berklee expert speaks on how to market and distribute your songs and group. Sell more music! Learn the most effective marketing strategies available to musicians, leveraging the important changes and opportunities that the digital age has brought to music marketing. This multifaceted and integrated approach will help you to develop an effective worldwide marketing strategy. Step by step, you will develop an active marketing plan and timeline tailored to your unique strengths and budget. You will learn to time your marketing campaign effectively, publicize your music to traditional print outlets and emerging online opportunities, understand the current opportunities for online, satellite, and terrestrial radio play as well as navigate various retail and distribution options, both at brick-and-mortar and online options, such as iTunes, Rhapsody, and other services.
«ИМИ Инструкция. Я музыкант. Что делать? Первые шаги в музыкальной индустрии»
Институт музыкальных инициатив
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Институт музыкальных инициатив выпустил второе издание инструкции «Я музыкант. Что делать? Первые шаги в музыкальной индустрии».
Пособие адресовано молодым артистам, которые только начинают выступать, записываться, продвигать свою музыку в социальных сетях и хотят разобраться в устройстве лейблов и дистрибьюторов.
В новой версии брошюры часть разделов была переработана: главы про организацию выступления и дистрибуцию музыки были дополнены, а часть про продвижение в социальных сетях существенно расширена.
The Music Manager’s Guide to Mental Health
Music Managers Forum and Sam Parker, Parker Consulting
The Music Managers Forum (MMF) have re-published The MMF Guide To Mental Health 2021, updating a free online resource originally made available in 2017 in partnership with music charities Music Support and Help Musicians.
This new expanded version, co-authored with Sam Parker of specialist mental health consultants Parker Consultancy, is tailored specifically at the well-being concerns of modern day music managers and includes detailed chapters on areas including Stress Management, Imposter Syndrome, Anxiety & Depression and Alcoholism & Drug Dependency.
Featuring an introduction from MMF Chair and Biffy Clyro manager, Paul Craig, and closing words from David Joseph, Chairman & CEO, Universal Music UK, the guide also includes a full directory of professional support services and signposting to further reading and detailed expertise.
Artist Management A Complete Guide - 2021 Edition
The Art of Service - Artist Management Publishing
This Artist Management Guide is unlike books you're used to. If you're looking for a textbook, this is not for you. This book and its included digital components is for you who understands the importance of asking great questions. This gives you the questions to uncover the Artist Management challenges you're facing and generate better solutions to solve those problems.
INCLUDES all the tools you need to an in-depth Artist Management Self-Assessment. Featuring new and updated case-based questions, organized into seven core levels of Artist Management maturity, this Self-Assessment will help you identify areas in which Artist Management improvements can be made.
In using the questions you will be better able to:
Diagnose Artist Management projects, initiatives, organizations, businesses and processes using accepted diagnostic standards and practices.
Implement evidence-based best practice strategies aligned with overall goals.
Integrate recent advances in Artist Management and process design strategies into practice according to best practice guidelines.
Using the Self-Assessment tool gives you the Artist Management Scorecard, enabling you to develop a clear picture of which Artist Management areas need attention.
Music 2025: The Music Data Dilemma
The Intellectual Property Office.Professor Frank Lyons, Dr Hyojung Sun, Dennis Collopy, Paul O’Hagan and Professor Kevin Curran
The findings of this report reflect the views and opinions gathered from over 50 interviews from high profile music industry representatives.
Recommendations are:
education and awareness - improving the standards of data input at all points to ensure correct attributions in the digital space;
collaboration - opportunities to improve communication across a diverse and fractured sector;
interoperability - all players are developing their own datasets and databases in isolation;
governance - opportunities for the music industry to learn from the banking sector in terms of governance, to ensure adherence to data standards
Co-creating an engaging live-streamed concert with potential viewers
Erika Pursiainen
Through service design and cocreation, the project takes a practical and human-centered approach to defining what aspects engage viewers with a live-streamed concert. Taking an interactive approach to viewer engagement, the project also seeks to identify the co-creational aspects of an engaging live-streamed concert. By doing this, the thesis builds on existing knowledge, both academic and professional, on concert live streaming, value co-creation and viewer engagement.
Traditional project management vs project management in the music industry
Amal Lechheb
A few research questions arise from this interest and are treated throughout this
essay: Is a project elaborated within the music industry different than any other
project? Is taking a normal project management set-up into the music industry
working?
How To Succeed in the Music Business
Underwood, John, Alan Dann
Whether you are an established musician or just starting out, sooner or later you'll have to make some vital decisions. This new edition of the "bible" of the music business gives you all the advice you'll need.
2019 Music Industry Success
Josiah Garrett
This 102-page book is a practical guide for navigating the music industry as an artist or band. Together, we examine Publicity, Marketing, Touring, and the Album Release, as well as Record Labels, Royalties, Copyright, Artist Managers, Booking Agents, Social Media, Creating Content, Building a Brand, DIY Publicity, Advertising, Booking a Tour, Navigating a Record Deal, and so much more..
Music Is Your Business: The Musician's FourFront Marketing and Legal Guide
Christopher Knab, Bartley F. Day, Sue D. Cook
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Music industry veteran Christopher Knab is a DIY pioneer. His honest, no-nonsense information empowers you to sell, promote, publicize, and perform your music. Learn how to work with industry professionals, prepare a career plan and publicity campaign, connect with your fanbase, grab the attention of distributors, get radio airplay, negotiate offers for live performances, and create a demand for your music with traditional methods and social networking strategies.
Entertainment law attorney Bartley F. Day’s straight-to-the-point legal chapters include: Making Sense of Music Industry Contracts, Recording a Cover Version, Trademarking Band Names, Insider Tips for Hiring a Music Attorney, Filing Copyright Applications, Recording Contract Advances and Royalty Rates, and a chapter on the controversial 360 Deals now offered by many record labels.
This edition is filled with topics, including: Radio’s Reasons Not to Play a Record, and favorites like, Ten Reasons Why Musicians Fail (and How Not To), and Con Jobs: Watch Out for the Flim-Flam Man. There’s a sample Four Front Music Marketing Plan, a Distributor One-Sheet, a Band Tour and Work Schedule, a Band Bio, and much, much more.
This Business of Urban Music: A Practical Guide to Achieving Success in the Industry, from Gospel to Funk to R &B to Hip-Hop
James Walker
The first reference book all about the business side of gospel and urban music. Hip-hop and R&B hold 25 percent of the consumer music market. Another 20 percent is held by religious (gospel and Christian) music, soul, disco, dance, and jazz. Here’s the first reference book to offer sound business and legal advice specifically tailored to these areas of the music industry. Securing a record deal, starting a label, publishing music, marketing and promoting—this is the information that today’s musicians need. With insightful examples, quotes, and anecdotes from dozens of top artists and executives, This Business of Urban Music is entertaining as well as informative. Author James J. Walker, Jr., is a leading entertainment lawyer, representing such well-known clients as Cole, Jamie Foxx, DMX, and many others. Now he brings his years of professional expertise in litigation, business, intellectual property, and corporate law to This Business of Urban Music—at a price every aspiring musician can afford.
The Music Business (Explained In Plain English): What Every Artist and Songwriter Should Know to Avoid Getting Ripped Off!
David Naggar
The title says it all. This revised, updated and expanded edition offers savvy dealmaking techniques, methods to protect musical works, and career-building and money-saving tips for musicians. It is an invaluable primer for artists and songwriters who feel like they are at the mercy of industry pros.
Among the topics covered are: choosing agents, managers and attorneys, sending out material, record company deals, distribution, streaming, royalty rates, copyrights, music publishing contracts, creating one's own publishing company, trademarks, music videos, issues between band members, touring, and music for film, television and multimedia.
The Future of the Music Business: How to Succeed with New Digital Technologies
Steve Gordon
New technologies have revolutionized the music business. While these technologies have wreaked havoc on traditional business models, they've also provided new opportunities for music business entrepreneurs, as well as new challenges for musicians, recording artists, songwriters, record labels and music publishers. The Future of the Music Business provides a road map for success by explaining legal fundamentals, including copyright law's application to the music business, basic forms of agreement such as recording, songwriting and management contracts, PLUS the rules pertaining to digital streaming, downloading and Internet radio. This book also shows exactly how much money is generated by each of these models, and details how the money flows to the principal stakeholders: artists, record labels, songwriters and music publishers.
Дослідження музичного ринку України та його зовнішньоекономічних перспектив
Soundbuzz
Дослідження музичного ринку України – це перше із серії запланованих досліджень у сфері неакадемічної музики. В його основі закладений принцип системності, коли подібні дослідження мають проводитись регулярно впродовж довгого проміжку часу, та принцип об'єктивності (незалежності від суб'єктивних оцінок та висновків дослідників і респондентів).
«Культура и культурные индустрии в РФ ― 2021»
InterMedia
В ходе работы были изучены история развития культурных институтов в России, современные подходы к сфере культуры в различных странах мира, перспективы развития информационных технологий, а также роль культуры в жизни современного общества. В результате была разработана универсальная Базисная блок-схема сферы культуры, в соответствии с которой также впервые в РФ предметно определены границы и структура сферы культуры.
Ключевая часть исследования ― анализ финансовых показателей культурных индустрий за 2018–2019 гг., а также прогнозные данные на 2020 г. Анализ проводится по специально разработанной методике с использованием данных, подготовленных ведущими исследователями России и мира.
Музыка как источник дохода
Дэвид Стоппс
Всемирная организация интеллектуальной собственности (ВОИС) представляет второе издание книги «Музыка как источник дохода», подготовленное Секцией творческих отраслей. Она предназначена для музыкантов и специалистов в области музыки, которые хотят лучше понимать устройство музыкальной индустрии. Представленная в книге практическая информация поможет авторам и исполнителям осознать, как важно правильно управлять правами интеллектуальной собственности. Кроме того, в ней содержатся практические рекомендации о том, как построить успешную музыкальную карьеру, превратив свой талант в источник дохода.
The Music Business for Artist Managers & Self-managed Artists: All You Need to Know to Get Started, Get Noticed & Get Signed
Jamie Johnson
Find out all you need to know to get started, get noticed, and get signed in the music business from the advice of over 30 music industry experts spanning from radio promoters to A&R reps to tour managers. Don't want the Kindle or Paperback versions from Amazon? A PDF download is also available at smartbandmanagement.com/e-book.YOU WILL LEARN:The roles of each person in the business and how they relate to you as an artist or managerWho they communicate with on a daily basisWhat their fees areWhat they look for in artists before working with themHow to contact and communicate with themHow to get on their radarHow to get signed by themWhat their expectations areHow to DIY before they are ready to work with you
Jesse Cannon, Todd Thomas
Now in its ninth edition for 2021 the popular music business guide has over 100 pages updated in the last year and a whole new chapter on the techniques the author uses to take bands from 0 - 10,000 fans that you won't read in any other book.
How Do I Promote My Music On A Small Budget? How Do I Get My YouTube Videos to Spread? How Do I Turn Casual Fans Into One's Who Buy From Me? How Do I On Spotify Playlists? How Do I Increase Turnout At Shows? How Do I Make Fans Using Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr And SoundCloud? With every day that passes, the power the major labels once had dies a little more. The chance to get the same exposure as your favorite musicians gets easier and easier. The hurdles that would only allow you to get popular, if the right people said your music was good enough, are gone. You can now get exposed to thousands of potential fans without investing 1% of what musicians used to by building a fanbase based on listeners love for your music. No more writing letters hoping that A&R writes you back. This book explains how you do it. While many books will tell you obvious information, legal mumbo-jumbo and marketing catchphrases that don't help you get more fans. Our experience working with real bands - from upstarts like Man Overboard and Transit to legends like The Cure, The Misfits and Animal Collective, has led us to understand the insider tricks and ideas that go into some of the most important groups of our time. We produce records, do licensing deals, negotiate record contracts and get the musicians we work with written about on websites like Pitchfork and Vice. We have worked with bands who started off as nothing and became something. Unlike any other book written on the subject we have compiled the knowledge no one else has been willing to print in fear of obsoleting their own career. We give you thousands of ideas on how to get people to hear your music and turn them into fans who pay to support your music. Whether you are a label owner, musician, manager, booking agent or publicist there is information in this book that will help you do what you do better. Enjoy!
Josiah S Garrett
The Knowledge you need for Success in the Music Industry!This book is a practical guide for navigating the music industry as an artist or band. This book is not in any sort of chronological order, its more of a “choose-your-own-adventure” book. Pick and choose whichever chapter you want and read at whatever pace you please. Each chapter is, for the most part, a standalone article on that topic. And each module features topics that are in a similar category. This book contains niche ideas as well as general knowledge, and is based off of my years of experiences in the Music Industry. Also, I should note that this book focuses on the practices of the United States, so please take that into consideration if you live internationally. This course is broken down into 4 groups: Publicity, Marketing, Touring, and Release and Album. The lessons in this course will teach you in depth information from my own personal first-hand experience in the industry. Lessons: The Website The Electronic Press Kit Publicity Outlets Press Release ChecklistThings to Avoid in PR and PublicityMusic Publicist FAQBuilding a BrandEmail Marketing and NewsletterCreative Content for 2019Social Media Advertising vs PR in Music MarketingThe 3 Audiences of MarketingSnapchat AdvertisingFacebook AdvertisingBooking a TourPromoting a TourGoing On TourAdvancing the ShowKey Players In the Music Industry: What They Do and How Much they’re PaidThe Business Manager + TaxesA (brief) History of the IndustryAlbum Pre-OrderRecord LabelsRecord DealsRoyaltiesAlbum Release and Tour PR Campaign WalkthroughPlease use the information in this book to absolutely crush 2019 and bring your musical dreams to fruition!~Josiah Garrett
Sarah Sinnamon
Achieving Peak Performance in Music: Psychological Strategies for Optimal Flow is a unique and comprehensive exploration of flow in music performance. It describes the optimal performance experiences of great musicians and outlines ten psychological steps that can be implemented to facilitate and enhance optimal experience.
Achieving Peak Performance in Music reveals strategies used by experts to prepare themselves emotionally, cognitively, and physically for performance. Combining this information with research carried out amongst professional performers and knowledge gained from decades of study and research by psychologists on how to achieve a positive experience, the book guides readers on a pathway towards optimal performance. Using everyday language, it presents invaluable practical guidance and a toolbox of strategies to help with all aspects of performance, including memorisation, visualisation, focus, performance anxiety, thought management, motivation, and pre-performance routines.
Based on psychological research, the book shares practical knowledge invaluable to music students, parents, and amateur and professional musicians. The strategies on performance provided are applicable to every type of performance, from a student exam to a gig or a concert, making Achieving Peak Performance in Music a significant resource for anyone looking to achieve peak performance.
Hristo Penchev
As a constantly evolving and developing industry, the music business environment continues to establish new standards in terms of operational efficiency, dynamics between the different parties involved in the professional cycles, and constructing and performing methodologies in the process of achieving the desired results that all the participants in the music world have to adapt to in order to establish a sustainable career.
Hence, the main purpose of this book is to provide practical advice suitable to both aspiring music professionals and artists that need detailed guidance in the process of developing the basis of a fruitful, promising, and sustainable profile, not only in terms of business performance, but psychologically as well.
Laurence Minsky , Colleen Fahey , Dr. Philip Kotler
Audio Branding is a concise, practical guide on the influential world of audio branding - what it is, why it's important, and how it can be used to enhance a brand. Consider the familiar tune of a branded ringtone, the bubbly sounds of Skype, and even the chosen sound bite for a branded car unlocking as the driver presses the key. How do these choices tie into a wider brand identity? Which emotions do they spark, and most importantly, how do these choices enhance brand association with the consumer?
Audio Branding delivers fascinating insights into this area of marketing, underpinned by practical step-by-step guidance and cutting-edge research to enhance brand loyalty through user experience. Written by authors who have contributed directly to the development of this field, the book contains an enlightening set of case studies, including companies such as Renault (a surprisingly emotional audio brand) Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau (a warm, energetic audio brand), and Michelin (a globally coherent audio brand). Covering issues such as the dominance of audio-enabled devices and the phenomenon of continuous partial attention, Audio Branding demonstrates how brands can infuse sound into so many different aspects of their identity, building in a subtle longevity of brand presence through daily user experience.
David Bruenger
Create, Produce, Consume explores the cycle of musical experience for musicians, professionals, and budding entrepreneurs looking to break into the music industry. Building on the concepts of his previous book, Making Money, Making Music, David Bruenger provides readers with a basic framework for understanding the relationships between the artist and audience and the producer consumer by examining the methods underlying creation-production-reception and creation-consumption-compensation. Each chapter offers a different perspective on the processes and structures that lead listeners to discover, experience, and interact with music and musical artists. Through case studies ranging from Taylor Swift’s refusal to allow her music to be streamed on Spotify to the rise of artists supported through sites like Patreon, Bruenger offers highly relevant real-world examples of industry practices that shape our encounters with music. Create, Produce, Consume is a critical tool for giving readers the agile knowledge necessary to adapt to a rapidly changing music industry. Graphs, tables, lists for additional reading, and questions for further discussion illustrate key concepts.
Ellis Jones, Matt Brennan, Simon Frith
The emergence of social media in the early 21st century promised to facilitate new "DIY" cultural approaches, emphasizing participation and democratization. However, in recent years these platforms have been criticized as domineering and exploitative. For DIY musicians in scenes with lengthy histories of cultural resistance, is social media a powerful emancipatory and democratizing tool, or a new corporate antagonist to be resisted?
DIY Music explores the significant challenges faced by artists navigating this fraught cultural landscape. How do anti-commercial musicians operate in the competitive, attention-seeking world of social media? How do they deal with a new abundance of data and metrics? How do they present their activity as "cultural resistance"? This book shows that a platform-enabled DIY approach is now the norm for a wide array of cultural practitioners; this "DIY-as-default" landscape threatens to depoliticize the call to "do-it-yourself."
James Moore
“Your Band Is A Virus! Expanded Edition” is the bigger and better version of the bestselling book "Your Band Is A Virus - Behind-the-Scenes & Viral Marketing for the Independent Musician". Almost double the size of it's predecessor, "Your Band Is A Virus! Expanded Edition" is the ultimate music marketing guide for serious independent musicians and bands.
Independent musicians in 2012 find themselves more confused than ever before, and finding good information can be a challenge. "Your Band Is A Virus - Expanded Edition" suggests a neutral and clear perspective, rather than feeding any industry illusions of jumping from the jamspace to Rolling Stone.
Advocating presenting the right product to the world, timing a release properly, promoting to music blogs and publications with a personal touch, outsourcing and freelancing your way to success, building a virtual army of allies, bloggers and writers, embracing the free music model, thinking outside the box, and building on every achievement, "Your Band Is A Virus" presents a very human, actionable and rational approach to music marketing coming from James Moore, an independent promoter who has tried all the tactics himself, and writes in a humorous and conversational tone.
John Underwood
How To Succeed In The Music Business is the best selling classic guide for songwriters and performers. Since it was first published in 1978 it has been regularly updated and this latest edition includes up-to-the-minute information on electronic media and new technology in music.
Whether you're an established musician or just starting out, sooner or later you'll have to make some vital decisions. This new edition of the 'bible' of the music business gives you all the advice you'll need.
Tao Li, Mitsunori Ogihara, George Tzanetakis
In the Internet age, a gigantic amount of music-related information is easily accessible. For example, music and artist information can be obtained from the artist and record company web sites, song lyrics can be downloaded from the lyrics databases, and music reviews are available from various discussion forums, blogs, and on-line magazines. As the amount of available music-related information increases, the challenges of organizing and analyzing such information become paramount. Recently, many data mining techniques have been used to perform various tasks (e.g., genre classification, emotion and mood detection, playlist generation, and music information retrieval) on music-related data sources. Data mining is a process of automatic extraction of novel, useful and understandable patterns from a large collection of data. With the large amount of available data from various sources, music has been a natural application area for data mining techniques. In this chapter, we attempt to provide a review of music data mining by surveying various data mining techniques used in music analysis.
Claus Weihs, Dietmar Jannach, Igor Vatolkin, Guenter Rudolph
This book provides a comprehensive overview of music data analysis, from introductory material to advanced concepts. It covers various applications including transcription and segmentation as well as chord and harmony, instrument and tempo recognition. It also discusses the implementation aspects of music data analysis such as architecture, user interface and hardware. It is ideal for use in university classes with an interest in music data analysis. It also could be used in computer science and statistics as well as musicology.
Loren Weisman
Start your music career off right with this fun guide to the music industry
Music Business For Dummies explains the ins and outs of the music industry for artists and business people just starting out. You'll learn how file-sharing, streaming, and iTunes have transformed the industry, and how to navigate your way through the new distribution models to capitalize on your work. It all begins with the right team, and this practical guide explains who you need to have on your side as you begin to grow and get more exposure. Coverage includes rehearsing, performing, recording, publishing, copyrights, royalties, and much more, giving you the information you need to start your career off smart.
Music industry success has never been easy to achieve, and recent transformations and disruptions to the business side have made the whole idea even more daunting than before. This guide gives you a roadmap around the landmines, and provides expert advice for starting out on the right foot.
Find the right players, agents, and business managers
Make more money from your work with smart distribution
Build your brand and get people talking about you
Get gigs, go on tour, and keep on growing
If music is your calling, you need to plan your career in a way that sets you up for success from the very beginning. Put the right people in place, get the most out of your investments, and learn how to work the crowd both virtually and in person. Music Business For Dummies is your companion on your journey to the music career you want.
David Hooper
An Open Letter to Any Musician Who Wants to Make $100,000 (or More) in the Music Business
You're in a career where it's considered "normal" to be broke. If you were doing anything else for a living, you'd have given up by now.
And I'm sure there are people in your life who wish you'd do just that... They want you to settle down, get a "real" job, and make music a hobby.
Screw 'em. The truth is, if you know what to do, you can make a lot of money as a musician.
This book shows you what to do. You'll learn exactly how to make money with your music - in the club, on the Internet, and on the road.
Tom Hutchison
Загрузить 2008 (есть 2012 - но нету электронки)
Learn to create a powerful online presence that captures your audience by exposing them to the sights and sounds of your band or music project and allowing them to easily become paying fans. Web Marketing for the Music Business second edition includes updated basics and advice on website creation:
* Setting up your website and website design
* Selecting your domain name and host
* Using HTML, Java, widgets, Flash, and RSS to charge up your website
New! * Using search engine optimization (SEO) methods for the best search engine rankings
* Monitoring site traffic and using analytic tools
* Adding audio and video to your site
* Choosing and using commercial download services
* Creating and managing an online store
* Finding your market online
* Creating a mobile website and mobile media campaign
Market your band using sites like Facebook, SonicBids, and ReverbNation, where fan interaction is key, and fan-generated content can be encouraged. Learn techniques to coordinate your offline and online promotions for maximum impact.
Drawing on his own experience and the knowledge of industry experts, author Tom Hutchison brings you solid marketing advice. The companion website for the book, www.focalpress.com/cw/hutchison, gives you more on the ever-changing world of online promotion.
This is the perfect book for do-it-yourself musicians, managers, and labels who want to maximize sales and exposure or industry professionals seeking information on new media.
Phil Simpson
Disclosed like never before, a real-life booking agent candidly reveals all in this step-by-step guidebook to the elusive world of booking agents, packed with actionable steps you can take today to get ahead of the competition — including my '4-Point Plan to Get Signed'.
Learn all the tactics, the thought process, shortcuts, and insider secrets that will enable you to take your music career to the next level and supercharge your journey to the top.
Gehorge Goodric
Ever wonder how to get your music onto a Spotify Playlist? Gain millions of streams, make money and gain attention from labels and talent buyers? Look no further! The Slotify Method is a actionable guide that will show you step by step how to up your Spotify game and win thousands of new fans. Music business entrepreneur George Goodrich has done extensive research to show the various methods that major label groups are using to get their artists onto Spotify Playlists. Get Slotted, Get Paid and Get Noticed!
David Andrew Wiebe
The music industry has changed, and there has never been a greater time for independent artists to build a community of followers and fans, and thus a profitable and sustainable music career. However, in order to take advantage of the opportunities at hand, it is vital for career-minded musicians to understand the changes that the industry has gone through, and how that impacts their approach.
First, The New Music Industry: Adapting, Growing, and Thriving in The Information Age explains exactly how the music industry has changed, and the 11 components it is divided into today. The industry is clearly more complex than it used to be, and has more moving pieces than ever before. Understanding the bigger picture is the first step to clarifying one's thinking, and developing a much needed career focus.
Then, the book explains what the information age represents for artists. The key to adapting, growing and thriving in the information age lies in a willingness to experiment and to change, instead of resisting the inevitable. It's about observing trends, and being agile and flexible in your approach. Failing to adapt could mean getting left behind.
This book also walks musicians through the foundational aspects of music marketing, touring & live performance, radio, music instruction, blogging, podcasting, email marketing, social media, video marketing, and more. It also offers musicians the opportunity to delve into personal development and business concepts that will enable them to approach their music careers with a success mindset.
The New Music Industry documents many of the mistakes made by its author, David Andrew Wiebe, and what he learned from his many missteps and errors. Refreshingly honest and practical, Wiebe offers independent musicians an insider's view into what it means to build a career of their dreams in their chosen field. The book is packed with actionable insights and tips that will aid musicians in their pursuit to profit from their passion.
Michael Barry
An indispensable new eBook from marketing consultant Michael Barry and Princeton Creative Marketing written specifically for the independent music business. Learn how to combine time-tested marketing principles with new online tools for marketing and selling your music or services.
Mike Warner
Загрузить 2019 (есть 2021 - нету электронки)
Jeff Brabec, Todd Brabec
The Insider's Guide to Making Money in the Music Business is the industry bible and the ultimate guide to making money in the music business. Music is a business of money, contracts, decisions and making the most of every opportunity. To succeed—to make money—to have a career—you have to know what you are doing in both music and business. This invaluable book tells you how the business works, what you must know to succeed, and how much money you can make in films, television, video games, ASCAP, BMI and SESAC, record sales, downloads and streams, advertising, ringtones and ringbacks, interactive toys and dolls, Broadway, new media, scoring contracts and synch licenses, music publishing, foreign countries, and much more. This indispensable reference is written by industry insiders Todd Brabec, Educator, Entertainment Law Attorney and former ASCAP Executive Vice President and Worldwide Director of Membership, and Jeff Brabec, Vice President of Business & Legal Affairs, BMG.
Bobby Owsinski
The music business can prove to be a difficult career road when you’re first starting out, but it can be traveled a lot easier with some helpful guidance from a pro who’s willing to share a few hard-earned hints. The Music Advice Book is a compilation of the pearls of experience from 130 top music pros from various segments of the industry who have previously shared their most important tips on Bobby Owsinski’s Inner Circle Podcast over the course of almost 5 years.
These 150 tips cover everything from following your passion, learning to network, and working well with your musical team, to owning your own content and even figuring out how much to charge for your services. Also included are even some useful music production words of wisdom, as well as the indispensable “10 Rules Of Networking.”
The insights in The Music Business Advice Book are essential for those new to the music industry but valuable to seasoned pros as well.
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Cary Gillett, Jay Sheehan
The Production Manager’s Toolkit is a comprehensive introduction to a career in theatrical and special event production for new and aspiring professionals, given by expert voices in the field.
The book discusses management techniques, communication skills, and relationship building tactics to create effective and successful production managers. With a focus on management theory, advice from top production managers provide insights into budgeting, scheduling, meetings, hiring, maintaining safety, and more. Through interviews and case studies, the history and techniques of production management are explored throughout a variety of entertainment venues: theatre, dance, opera, and special events. The book includes references, tools, templates, and checklists; and a companion website contains downloadable paperwork and links to other useful resources such as unions, venues, and vendors.
Laurie Kincman
The Stage Manager’s Toolkit, Third Edition provides a comprehensive account of the role of the stage manager for live theatre with a focus on both written and verbal communication best practices.
Peter Maccoy
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Good stage management is key to the smooth running of any theatrical production and, as technology continues to develop and regulations tighten, the responsibilities of the stage manager have never been greater. In this essential guide, Peter Maccoy examines the qualities and skills necessary for effective management, stressing the importance of understanding both the creative and the technical processes involved in theatre. From negotiating contracts through to rehearsals, performance and post-production, Essentials of Stage Management is packed with invaluable advice on every aspect of the job and every type of theatre.
Sandra Strawn, Lisa Schlenker
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This book explains and provides templates for organizing and managing a prop shop, from pre-production organization to production processes, budgeting, and collaborations with other production areas. It explores how to plan, organize, and maintain a prop shop for safe and efficient production work.
Stage Management
Diane Norburn
Working at the heart of theatre production, the stage management department is responsible for the smooth running of the show from day one of rehearsals to final curtain on the last performance. Stage Management examines, in depth, the roles and responsibilities of this indispensable team, including organizing rehearsals and performances, working with directors and designers to realise their creative ideas, and supporting the cast and other technical departments. This practical guide is packed with extensive example paperwork, top tips and industry terminology, offering expert guidance and advice on key tasks that can be achieved competently and with ease. An essential companion for technical theatre students, practising stage managers, both professional and amateur, and anyone interested in theatre production and arts management. Packed with top tips, expert guidance and advice on key tasks and industry terminology. Supported by 150 colour photographs and 115 line artworks, diagrams and templates. Diane Norburn has worked in stage management for over twenty-five years and is currently Senior Stage Management Tutor at LAMDA. Another title in the new Crowood Theatre Companions series.
Stage Management
Lawrence Stern, Alice R. O'Grady
Revered as the authoritative resource for stage management, this text offers students a practical manual on how to stage manage in all theater environments.
Rich with practical resources — checklists, diagrams, examples, forms and step-by-step directions — Stage Management eschews excessive discussion of philosophy and gets right to the essential materials and processes of putting on a production. In addition to sharing his own expertise, Stern has gathered practical advice from working stage managers of Broadway, off-Broadway, touring companies, regional, community, and 99-seat Equity waiver theaters.
Stage Manager: The Professional Experience
Larry Fazio
In every theatrical production, a single indispensable person is responsible for ensuring that scenery, lighting, actors, directors, sound artists are in sync. Stage Manager: the Professional Experience takes the reader through all aspects of the craft of stage management, from prompt books and laptops to relationships and people management. It offers an extensive discussion of what makes a good stage manager, and takes the reader through each phase of a production from getting hired, to auditions and rehearsals, to the run and closing of the show.
Using interviews with other professional stage managers, the author provides a practical, experience-based guide for students and aspiring professionals alike. The stage manager's role in each phase of the production is covered in detail. Working relationships, organizational tools, plans, charts, lists and forms, running auditions, cueing, touring, and the stages of rehearsal are just some of the many topics covered. An overview of the stage manager's working week provides a clear view of the many details involved in the smooth running of a production. A comprehensive working vocabulary offers an excellent reference for anyone working or hoping to work in this field.
Stage Management Basics: A Primer for Performing Arts Stage Managers
Emily Roth, Jonathan Allender-Zivic, Katy McGlaughlin
Stage Management Basics touches on basic principles for stage management for theatre, dance, and opera productions.
Without assuming any intrinsic prior knowledge of the theatrical field and its associated, specialized terminology, this book covers every aspect of the stage management, from reading a script, meeting with a director and theatre staff, and auditioning, to constructing green digital scripts, communication best practices, and opening night protocol. Additionally, this book features multiple appendices containing stage management form templates, blank version of which are available on its companion website.
A Survival Guide for Stage Managers: a Practical step-by-step handbook to Stage Management Kindle Edition
Mary Ellen Allison
“Entertaining, informative and practical” – Les Gutman
“This step-by-step, user friendly guide covers every aspect of stage management and can take any would-be stage manager at any level of theatre and turn them into an expert who will be the ultimate asset to your production. Brava, Mary Ellen Allison, and more importantly, THANK YOU for this most excellent and valuable guide!” – Tom Paster, Director of Musical Theatre, Northern Highlands Regional High School, New Jersey
“Mixing healthy doses of both the art and the science of stage managing, this book states up front that you can’t teach stage managing from a book, and then proceeds to do just that! It’s entertaining, informative and practical—a great resource for the “how-to” questions, and a terrific overview for anyone involved in the process of making theater.” – Les Gutman, Producing Director, Friendly Fire Theatre, New York City
The Back Stage Guide to Stage Management, 3rd Edition: Traditional and New Methods for Running a Show from First Rehearsal to Last Performance
Thomas A. Kelly
The Most Widely Used Manual For Aspiring And Veteran Stage Managers - Now Revised and Expanded
The next best thing to shadowing a Broadway stage manager, this detailed, behind-the-scenes book as been brought completely up to date. First published in 1991, it is widely used and has been lauded as the most comprehensive, educational book on stage management available. From preproduction planning and first rehersals to opening night and final strike, all the essentials of the profession are presented here in a friendly, engaging style.
Blending how-to information with anecdotes from his own career, author Thomas A. Kelly explains the entire theatrical process, including:
- Organizing all rehearsals and performances
- Maintaining the working script, cue sheets, and daily records
- Supervising the technical aspects of the show
- Running shows outdoors and at other non-theatrical venues
- Dealing with performers and crew members on all levels
This new edition reflects all the latest developments and innovations in the industry and adds a totally new chapter on opera stage management, complete with an in-depth breakdown of the challenges this style of production presents. The text is supported by sample documents, diagrams, and charts that straddle time-honored approaches with what can be generated by today's computer software. All the latest stage machinery is discussed, along with tips on finding employment. This guide remians the first choice for anyone who works in any branch of the profession, whether amateur, educational, or professional.
Stage Lighting: The Technicians' Guide: An On-the-job Reference Tool with Online Video Resources
Skip Mort
This practical guide covers all aspects of stage lighting equipment, special effects, lighting a performance space and lighting design. It is well illustrated with examples of equipment, diagrams, plans and technical data. It also features the work of current lighting designers. The associated video content shows the practical use of equipment and different lighting techniques and effects.
It provides easy access to the content through the use of tabulated sections and keyword headings. The information in each chapter is presented at three levels which run visually throughout the guide enabling students to mix and match their own personal level of study or for practitioners to fast track through to the information they need on stage.
This new and revised second edition brings the guide right up to date, and includes all new material on the development of LED lighting in recent years, as well as online video resources.
Stage Lighting Handbook
Francis Reid
The Stage Lighting Handbook is well established as the classic practical lighting guide. The book explains the process of designing lighting for all forms of stage production and describes the equipment used. This new edition includes up-to-date information on new equipment and discusses its impact on working methods.
A Practical Guide to Stage Lighting 3rd Edition
Steven Louis Shelley
In the first edition of A Practical Guide to Stage Lighting, Steve Shelley cracked open his production book and showed how to prepare a lighting design and create the paperwork needed to mount a production.
In the second edition, he pulled back the curtain and showed the methods and processes that go on before the light plot is finalized and ready to go to into the shop, even dealing with cutting the plot in half.
In this third edition, Shelley throws the door wide open and shows step-by-step how to construct every lighting system in the Hokey light plot. Combining his diacritical analysis, killer drafting, and analytic use of the Slinky Method and Slinky Calculations, he presents the Periodic Table of Fundamental Lighting Systems and shows the basic methods used to create multi-instrument lighting systems.
Highlights include:
-Over 100 new topics, including analysis and application of the three categories of collaboration; a detailed examination of production meetings and one-on-one meetings; and meeting checklists with management and the creative team.
-Over 50 new illustrations, including Shelley's Periodic Table of Fundamental Lighting Systems; groundplans, sections, and front elevations that illustrate basic system wash configurations for each direction of light.
-Analysis, calculation, and step-by-step technical construction of each lighting system in the Hokey light plot.
-Explanation of a manufacturer's cut sheet, and how to apply basic formulas to determine the beam size, footcandles, and gel transmission for lighting instruments.
-Updated process of pre-programming computer lighting consoles prior to the load-in.
-Comprehensive overview of archiving paperwork and softcopy for a production.
Stage Lighting Design: Second Edition (Crowood Theatre Companions)
Neil Fraser, Richard Attenborough
Stage Lighting Design is a comprehensive introduction to technical theatre, tracing the evolution of lighting design from ancient drama to contemporary performance. Neil Fraser covers everything that today's designers will need to know, from the simple nuts and bolts of equipment, through to the complexity of a full lighting rig, including all aspects of the stage electrician and lighter designer's roles. This revised second edition includes new material on historical development, intelligent control systems and the latest advances in LED fixtures and luminaires. Each chapter includes key exercises, now totalling 100, that enable the reader to practise their skills on a wide variety of lighting challenges. The work of current designers is showcased and analysed, with examples from complete and detailed lighting designs.Includes: Choosing and using equipment; Applying colour; Techniques for focusing; Lighting in the round and other stage layouts; Creating mood and atmosphere; Lighting effects and LED source fixtures; Planning, testing and executing a lighting design.Superbly llustrated with over 150 colour, black & white photographs and line artworks.
Health and Safety Management in the Live Music and Event Industry
Chris Hannam
First published in 2004, Chris Hannam s major work on Health and Safety Management in the live music and events sector has been substantially expanded and totally revised for this third edition. Its 52 chapters cover all aspects of staging live entertainment events and the author s treatment is highly detailed, running to well over 1000 pages. The author draws on long personal experience in the industry and his approach is specific to the hazards that events create, for instance whether its manual handling or mechanical lifting or electrical safety or many other relevant topics, he provides answers on how to manage projects in the area of public performance. There are comprehensive chapters on all of the legal frameworks for machinery, fire safety, work equipment, employers liability, PPE, working at height, special effects, temporary structures, COSHH, traffic management, working time regulations and many more. Health & Safety magazine states: This is an outstanding piece of work: an awful lot of book for the price, and an essential reference for anyone working in the events/entertainment sector .
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