CMU:DIY x Urban Development 2: Getting Started3CM UnLimited
The slides from the CMU:DIY x UD Industry Takeover Seminar called 'Getting Started', discussing what it means to have a DIY career in music, and things new artists should be doing now to get their career started.
CMU:DIY Presents: Artist Toolkit @ The Roundhouse3CM UnLimited
The slides from the CMU:DIY sessions during the Roundhouse's Artist Toolkit Day 2015 covering how music rights make money, and how record and publishing deals work.
CMU:DIY x Urban Development 4: Making & Monetising Video Content3CM UnLimited
The slides from the CMU:DIY x UD Industry Takeover Seminar called 'Making & Monetising Video Content' looking at how video and YouTube fits into a new artist's grand plan.
CMU:DIY x Urban Development 1: Making Money From Music3CM UnLimited
The slides from the CMU:DIY x UD Industry Takeover Seminar called 'Making Money From Music', providing an introduction to how artists make money and the business partners they work with.
CMU:DIY x Urban Development 6: Songwriting, Publishing & PRS 3CM UnLimited
The slides from the CMU:DIY x UD Industry Takeover Seminar called 'Songwriting, Publishing & PRS' looking songwriting, song copyrights and music publishing.
CMU:DIY x Urban Development 2: Getting Started3CM UnLimited
The slides from the CMU:DIY x UD Industry Takeover Seminar called 'Getting Started', discussing what it means to have a DIY career in music, and things new artists should be doing now to get their career started.
CMU:DIY Presents: Artist Toolkit @ The Roundhouse3CM UnLimited
The slides from the CMU:DIY sessions during the Roundhouse's Artist Toolkit Day 2015 covering how music rights make money, and how record and publishing deals work.
CMU:DIY x Urban Development 4: Making & Monetising Video Content3CM UnLimited
The slides from the CMU:DIY x UD Industry Takeover Seminar called 'Making & Monetising Video Content' looking at how video and YouTube fits into a new artist's grand plan.
CMU:DIY x Urban Development 1: Making Money From Music3CM UnLimited
The slides from the CMU:DIY x UD Industry Takeover Seminar called 'Making Money From Music', providing an introduction to how artists make money and the business partners they work with.
CMU:DIY x Urban Development 6: Songwriting, Publishing & PRS 3CM UnLimited
The slides from the CMU:DIY x UD Industry Takeover Seminar called 'Songwriting, Publishing & PRS' looking songwriting, song copyrights and music publishing.
CMU:DIY x Urban Development 5: Social Media - Content, Campaigns & Ads3CM UnLimited
The slides from the CMU:DIY x UD Industry Takeover Seminar called 'Social Media - Content, Campaigns & Ads' looking at how social media channels fit into a new artist's marketing and fan engagement strategies.
CMU:DIY x Urban Development 8: Getting Noticed3CM UnLimited
The slides from the CMU:DIY x UD Industry Takeover Seminar called 'Getting Noticed' looking at how blogs, websites, magazines, radio and streaming service playlists can help in building a fanbase.
The slides from the CMU:DIY Beginner's Guide session at the Frequencies event staged by Music For Youth and Bristol Plays Music at the city’s Colston Hall.
CMU:DIY x Urban Development 7: Getting On Stage3CM UnLimited
The slides from the CMU:DIY x UD Industry Takeover Seminar called 'Getting On Stage' looking at how new artists can get gigging, and the challenges and opportunities of playing live.
Presentation about the fundamentals of the music business given to independent artists and songwriters by Ben Stauffer, Vice-President of Finance for Centricity Music, May 2014
CMU:DIY x Urban Development 5: Social Media - Content, Campaigns & Ads3CM UnLimited
The slides from the CMU:DIY x UD Industry Takeover Seminar called 'Social Media - Content, Campaigns & Ads' looking at how social media channels fit into a new artist's marketing and fan engagement strategies.
CMU:DIY x Urban Development 8: Getting Noticed3CM UnLimited
The slides from the CMU:DIY x UD Industry Takeover Seminar called 'Getting Noticed' looking at how blogs, websites, magazines, radio and streaming service playlists can help in building a fanbase.
The slides from the CMU:DIY Beginner's Guide session at the Frequencies event staged by Music For Youth and Bristol Plays Music at the city’s Colston Hall.
CMU:DIY x Urban Development 7: Getting On Stage3CM UnLimited
The slides from the CMU:DIY x UD Industry Takeover Seminar called 'Getting On Stage' looking at how new artists can get gigging, and the challenges and opportunities of playing live.
Presentation about the fundamentals of the music business given to independent artists and songwriters by Ben Stauffer, Vice-President of Finance for Centricity Music, May 2014
How do Music Artists Make Money? How Much They Earn (2024)GXYZ Inc
Discover how much money music artists make in 2024. On average, they earn around $24.65 per hour, with top earners making over $40.38 per hour. Factors such as release success, market demand, and fame level influence their earnings. Find out how you can maximize your earning potential in the industry.
Presenting Our Strategy for 2030 Win International Music Records an initiative of Worlds Leading Media Conglomerate Group of Companies www.prsinternationalgroup.com #prs #strategy #2030 #world #music
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CMU:DIY x Urban Development 3: Record Labels & Deals3CM UnLimited
The slides from the CMU:DIY x UD Industry Takeover Seminar called 'Record Labels & Deals' looking at the role record labels play and the deals they do with artists.
Lyrics, music, recordings and production - Jack Mason
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Music industry veteran, Keith Hatschek, gives an overview of the world of music licensing including some examples of typical fees paid to use music in a variety of media. Presented Fall 2015 to McGeorge Law School students in Sacramento, CA.
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Macroeconomics- Movie Location
This will be used as part of your Personal Professional Portfolio once graded.
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Prepare a presentation or a paper using research, basic comparative analysis, data organization and application of economic information. You will make an informed assessment of an economic climate outside of the United States to accomplish an entertainment industry objective.
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HOW DO YOU MAKE MONEY FROM MUSIC?
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
LIVE PERFORMANCE
FAN RELATIONSHIP
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LIVE PERFORMANCE
Although selling tickets is
the most obvious way to
monetise live
performance, the live
sector has multiple
revenue streams.
Different levels of the
live sector rely more or
less on different revenue
streams.
Tickets
Ticket commissions
Ticket resale mark-ups
Food & Drink
Other services (eg cloakroom, parking, VIP)
Sponsorship
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HOW DO YOU MAKE MONEY FROM MUSIC?
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
LIVE PERFORMANCE
FAN RELATIONSHIP
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YOUR FAN BUSINESS
you + your music + your shows
your fanbase
SELL THEM STUFF!
Recordings TicketsMerch
Premium Products SubscriptionsVIP Experiences
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MEET THE MUSIC BUSINESS
The music industry consists of companies and individuals who work
with artists to help them turn what they do into money.
Most music companies specialise in one music revenue stream.
This means the wider industry can be split up, commonly…
• Those which work in music rights v those that work in live.
• Those which exploit recording rights v those which exploit song rights.
Artists usually have relationships with multiple companies,
doing a different deal for each of their revenue streams.
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MEET THE MUSIC BUSINESS
THE MUSIC INDUSTRY
MUSIC RIGHTS
Record Label
Merchandiser
Music Publisher
LIVE INDUSTRY
Booking Agent
Promoter
Ticket Agent
FAN BUSINESS
Direct To Fan
Brand Agency
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THE MUSIC INDUSTRY
THE MUSIC RIGHTS INDUSTRY
MUSIC RIGHTS
Record Label
Merchandiser
Music Publisher
Label exploits sound recording rights.
Creates and distributes recorded content.
Works with studios, producers etc.
Traditionally leads on artist marketing.
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THE MUSIC RIGHTS INDUSTRY
THE MUSIC INDUSTRY
MUSIC RIGHTS
Record Label
Merchandiser
Music Publisher
Publisher exploits song rights.
Handles licensing of songs and royalties.
May seek sync deals/song commissions.
Traditionally published sheet music.
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THE MUSIC RIGHTS INDUSTRY
THE MUSIC INDUSTRY
MUSIC RIGHTS
Record Label
Merchandiser
Music Publisher
Production of merchandise.
Sales and distribution of products.
Maybe license artwork to third parties.
License trademark for product extensions.
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THE LIVE INDUSTRY
THE MUSIC INDUSTRY
LIVE INDUSTRY
Booking Agent
Promoter
Ticket Agent
Stages the gigs,
tours, festivals.
Hires event
production staff.
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THE LIVE INDUSTRY
THE MUSIC INDUSTRY
LIVE INDUSTRY
Booking Agent
Promoter
Ticket Agent
Sits between
artists and
promoter.
Negotiates deals.
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THE LIVE INDUSTRY
THE MUSIC INDUSTRY
LIVE INDUSTRY
Booking Agent
Promoter
Ticket Agent
Sells tickets.
May also provide
cash flow.
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THE FAN BUSINESS
THE MUSIC INDUSTRY
FAN BUSINESS
Direct To Fan
Brand Agency
Newest part of the industry.
May provide online platform for capturing,
analysing and selling to fans.
Also need people to manage all this.
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THE FAN BUSINESS
THE MUSIC INDUSTRY
FAN BUSINESS
Direct To Fan
Brand Agency
These agencies negotiate and manage
brand partnerships for artists.
Labels and promoters also operating
in this domain.
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THE IMPORTANCE OF ARTIST MANAGEMENT
THE MUSIC INDUSTRY
MUSIC RIGHTS
Record Label
Merchandiser
Music Publisher
LIVE INDUSTRY
Booking Agent
Promoter
Ticket Agent
FAN BUSINESS
Direct To Fan
Brand Agency
MANAGEMENT (+ lawyer and accountant)