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Universal Music Group is a global music corporation headquartered in California and founded in 1983. It represents high profile artists across many genres such as Lady Gaga, Adele, Coldplay, Queen, and Elton John. Led by CEO Lucian Grainge for over 35 years, Universal Music Group strives to be the home for artists, innovators and entrepreneurs through diverse music offerings and supporting artist development.
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Independant labels and major labels 
The Universal Music Group is a major global music corporation that was formed through the merger of PolyGram and Universal Music in 1999. It promotes well-known artists like Lady Antebellum, Queen, and Justin Bieber. UMG identifies and develops recording artists and songwriters and works to inspire people through music. Domino Recording Company is a smaller, independent British label founded in 1993 that works with artists like Alex G, Hot Chip, and Elliott Smith. While major labels offer greater distribution, marketing and audience reach, independent labels can target niche markets and help new talent find popularity.
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Universal Music is the largest music corporation owned by Vivendi. It operates several subsidiary record labels including Blue Note Records, known for jazz artists, A&M Octone Records appealing to teens and young adults, and Republic Records focusing on mainstream and urban music for a similar age range. Capitol Records is another subsidiary targeting a broad age range from teens to 30s. The parent companies strategically group artists across labels according to genre and target audience to better promote their music.
Record label Analysis
Sony Music is the oldest record label, founded in 1887. It has a vast catalog of important recordings and houses many top artists both past and present. Warner Music Group is one of the "big three" record companies and operates major labels like Warner Bros., Parlophone, and Atlantic. It was formerly owned by Time Warner but is now privately held. Universal Music Group is the largest music corporation in the world, owning Universal Music Publishing and claiming a 98% share of the global music market through subsidiaries. It is home to many top artists and co-owns the popular music website Vevo with Sony.
Record label
Universal Music Group is one of the largest record labels in the world founded in 1934. It is based in the United States and has signed artists globally, generating $6 billion in revenue. UMG owns several major record labels and has a 30% share of the global music market. While it has faced controversies like allegedly bribing radio stations, UMG continues to sign popular artists and partner with companies to promote music.
Music label research
The Universal logo represents the company's powerful and dominant position as the largest music company in the world. As the globe is pictured behind the words 'Universal', this suggests that Universal reaches audiences all over the world. Universal is an American-based company headquartered in California that started as part of Universal Pictures but separated after merging with NBC. It is now wholly owned by Vivendi and has acquired several major labels, giving it a diverse roster of international artists across many genres.
Major vs Indies
There are two main types of record labels: major labels and independent labels. Major labels, such as Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, and Warner Music Group, own the majority of music worldwide and have greater financial resources, distribution networks, and marketing power. Independent labels, like Rough Trade Records, have more creative freedom but less financial backing and struggle more to get music heard. Both types of labels aim to develop and promote artists, but major labels can offer larger advances and production support.
Music Industry
Robbie Williams is a 43-year-old British pop singer known for his swing genre music. He gained popularity as a member of the band Take That before pursuing a solo career signed with Universal Music Group. Universal Music Group is a global music company headquartered in California that owns a diverse catalog of music and is home to artists, innovators, and entrepreneurs. It is led by CEO Lucian Grainge and has various roles such as vice presidents, CFO, and heads of marketing, business affairs, and digital.
Universal records
Universal Music Group (UMG) is the world's leading music company that owns and operates businesses involved in recorded music, music publishing, merchandising, and audiovisual content in over 60 countries. UMG identifies and develops recording artists and songwriters, producing, distributing, and promoting music globally. With a catalog stretching over a century, UMG has the largest and most diverse collection of music. Sir Lucian Grainge is the Chairman and CEO of UMG, having worked with many worldwide stars throughout his career in the music industry.
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The Universal Music Group is a major global music corporation that was formed through the merger of PolyGram and Universal Music in 1999. It promotes well-known artists like Lady Antebellum, Queen, and Justin Bieber. UMG identifies and develops recording artists and songwriters and works to inspire people through music. Domino Recording Company is a smaller, independent British label founded in 1993 that works with artists like Alex G, Hot Chip, and Elliott Smith. While major labels offer greater distribution, marketing and audience reach, independent labels can target niche markets and help new talent find popularity.
Universal musicpresentation
Universal Music is the largest music corporation owned by Vivendi. It operates several subsidiary record labels including Blue Note Records, known for jazz artists, A&M Octone Records appealing to teens and young adults, and Republic Records focusing on mainstream and urban music for a similar age range. Capitol Records is another subsidiary targeting a broad age range from teens to 30s. The parent companies strategically group artists across labels according to genre and target audience to better promote their music.
Record label Analysis
Sony Music is the oldest record label, founded in 1887. It has a vast catalog of important recordings and houses many top artists both past and present. Warner Music Group is one of the "big three" record companies and operates major labels like Warner Bros., Parlophone, and Atlantic. It was formerly owned by Time Warner but is now privately held. Universal Music Group is the largest music corporation in the world, owning Universal Music Publishing and claiming a 98% share of the global music market through subsidiaries. It is home to many top artists and co-owns the popular music website Vevo with Sony.
Record label
Universal Music Group is one of the largest record labels in the world founded in 1934. It is based in the United States and has signed artists globally, generating $6 billion in revenue. UMG owns several major record labels and has a 30% share of the global music market. While it has faced controversies like allegedly bribing radio stations, UMG continues to sign popular artists and partner with companies to promote music.
Music label research
The Universal logo represents the company's powerful and dominant position as the largest music company in the world. As the globe is pictured behind the words 'Universal', this suggests that Universal reaches audiences all over the world. Universal is an American-based company headquartered in California that started as part of Universal Pictures but separated after merging with NBC. It is now wholly owned by Vivendi and has acquired several major labels, giving it a diverse roster of international artists across many genres.
Major vs Indies
There are two main types of record labels: major labels and independent labels. Major labels, such as Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, and Warner Music Group, own the majority of music worldwide and have greater financial resources, distribution networks, and marketing power. Independent labels, like Rough Trade Records, have more creative freedom but less financial backing and struggle more to get music heard. Both types of labels aim to develop and promote artists, but major labels can offer larger advances and production support.
Music Industry
Robbie Williams is a 43-year-old British pop singer known for his swing genre music. He gained popularity as a member of the band Take That before pursuing a solo career signed with Universal Music Group. Universal Music Group is a global music company headquartered in California that owns a diverse catalog of music and is home to artists, innovators, and entrepreneurs. It is led by CEO Lucian Grainge and has various roles such as vice presidents, CFO, and heads of marketing, business affairs, and digital.
Universal records
Universal Music Group (UMG) is the world's leading music company that owns and operates businesses involved in recorded music, music publishing, merchandising, and audiovisual content in over 60 countries. UMG identifies and develops recording artists and songwriters, producing, distributing, and promoting music globally. With a catalog stretching over a century, UMG has the largest and most diverse collection of music. Sir Lucian Grainge is the Chairman and CEO of UMG, having worked with many worldwide stars throughout his career in the music industry.
Choosing a record label!
Universal Music is the world's leading music company operating in over 60 countries. They distribute mainstream pop artists like Ariana Grande and Florence & The Machine, as well as more alternative artists. Sony Music evolved from Columbia Records, the oldest label, and includes labels like Columbia, Epic, and RCA. They distribute pop artists like Britney Spears and Avril Lavigne. Island Records is a division of Universal Music Group founded in Jamaica in 1962 and has influenced progressive music. It handles pop artists like Ariana Grande and Demi Lovato who have achieved commercial success.
Universal music presentation
Universal Music is a record label founded in 1934 as Decca Records USA. It is currently owned by Vivendi and has Lucian Grainge as its CEO. Some of its subsidiary labels include Blue Note Records, known for jazz music, and A&M Octane Records, which focuses on artists for the 15-30 age range. Capitol Records is also a subsidiary founded in 1942 in Los Angeles, specializing in various genres and located in the Capitol Records Building.
Major and minor record label
Universal Music Group is the largest music corporation in the world. It is a subsidiary of Vivendi and owns Universal Music Publishing Group, the second largest music publishing company. UMG has global headquarters in California and leads the music industry with over 30% of the current album market share. In contrast, XL Recordings is a smaller independent British label owned by Richard Russell that was founded in 1989 as a spin-off of Beggars Banquet Records. Though XL only releases around 6 albums per year, it has worked with popular artists like Adele, Beck, Radiohead, and The White Stripes.
Topic Research
This document lists various popular artists, bands, actors and television shows that are popular with teenage female audiences. It notes that pop magazines targeting this demographic include gossip about both female solo artists and boy bands. Specifically, it discusses how magazines feature artists like Jessie J, Olly Murs, Little Mix and One Direction on their covers in order to attract readers and sell magazines. The document concludes that including a variety of celebrities from music, television and film allows magazines to engage more readers and foster social interaction among fans.
Research into Music Institutions
The document summarizes four major music institutions: Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, Warner Music Group, and EMI Music Publishing. It provides details on when each was founded, their current size and revenue, sub-labels, and examples of popular artists signed to each. Universal Music Group is the largest, founded in 1934, with over $6.5 billion in revenue and 6,000 employees. Sony Music Entertainment is the second largest, founded in 1929 and now owned by Sony Corporation. Warner Music Group is the third largest, founded in 1958 and employs 3,500 people globally. EMI Music Publishing was one of the "big four" labels until its 2012 break-up due to debt.
Major Record Labels
The document discusses the "Big Four" major record labels in the music industry:
1) EMI was formed in 1931 and was famous for its "His Master's Voice" label and is now the fourth largest record label group.
2) Warner Music Group has over 4,000 employees and works in both music and other entertainment. It is home to many influential artists.
3) Universal Music Group is the largest record label group and has the largest market share with global operations.
4) Sony BMG Music Entertainment was formed through a joint venture between Sony Music and Bertelsmann Music Group in 2004 and owns many record labels.
Music producers
This document discusses the evolution of music production and highlights three influential music producers who emerged in the late 1990s/early 2000s: The Neptunes (Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo), Timbaland, and Dr. Dre. It describes their signature production styles and how they incorporated new digital technologies like synthesizers and sampling into hip hop and pop music. These producers worked with major artists and helped launch some of their careers. While some argued this new digital era lacked authenticity, the document concludes that sampling now requires creativity and defines its own new style of music production.
Music Institutions
The document discusses four major music institutions - Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, Warner Music Group, and EMI Music Publishing. It provides details on when each was founded, their current size and revenue, sub-labels, and examples of popular artists signed to each. Universal is the largest, founded in 1934, with over $6.5 billion in revenue and 6,000 employees. Sony is the second largest, founded in 1929 and acquired by Sony Corporation in 1991. Warner is the third largest and was founded in 1958 focusing on music publishing. EMI was one of the "big four" labels until being forced to sell in 2012 due to over $4 billion in debt.
Music Institution Research
The document discusses four major music institutions - Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, Warner Music Group, and EMI Music Publishing. It provides details on when each was founded, their current size and revenue, sub-labels, and examples of popular artists signed to each. Universal is the largest, founded in 1934, with over $6.5 billion in revenue and 6,000 employees. Sony is the second largest, founded in 1929 and acquired by Sony Corporation in 1991. Warner is the third largest and was founded in 1958 focusing on music publishing. EMI was one of the "big four" labels until being forced to sell in 2012 due to over $4 billion in debt.
Music Institutions
The document discusses four major music institutions - Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, Warner Music Group, and EMI Music Publishing. It provides details on when each was founded, their current size and revenue, sub-labels, and examples of popular artists signed to each. Universal is the largest, founded in 1934, with over $6.5 billion in revenue and 6,000 employees. Sony is the second largest, founded in 1929 and acquired by Sony Corporation in 1991. Warner is the third largest and was founded in 1958 focusing on music publishing. EMI was one of the "big four" labels until being forced to sell in 2012 due to over $4 billion in debt.
Music institutions version 2
The document discusses four major music institutions - Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, Warner Music Group, and EMI Music Publishing. It provides details on when each was founded, their current size and revenue, sub-labels, and examples of popular artists signed to each. Universal is the largest, founded in 1934, with over $6.5 billion in revenue and artists like Taylor Swift and U2. Sony is second largest, founded in 1929, with labels like Columbia and Epic and artists like Michael Jackson and Alicia Keys. Warner is third largest and founded in 1958, home to artists like Coldplay, Ed Sheeran, and Prince. EMI was one of the "big four" labels until being acquired in 2012
Presentation
This document discusses the rise of music producers in the late 1990s and early 2000s, focusing on three influential producers: The Neptunes (Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo), Timbaland, and Dr. Dre. It describes their backgrounds, signature production styles, and how they helped launch or relaunch the careers of popular artists through their work. The document also explores how digital sampling technology changed the music industry and led to a new era where music producers received greater recognition for their contributions.
Week 7 media
This document discusses major music labels and independent labels. It provides information on four major labels - Sony BMG, Universal Music Group, EMI, and Warner Music Group. It notes some of the top artists signed to each label. The document also profiles four independent labels - XL Recordings, Lab Records, Dualtone Records, and Rough Trade Records, and some of their signed artists. Finally, it analyzes the marketing campaign for Ellie Goulding's 2015 music video for "On My Mind," highlighting her use of social media, reviews on music websites, radio play, and interviews to promote the new release.
Week 7 media
Sony BMG, Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group, and EMI are some of the major music labels discussed. They own many popular subsidiary labels and work with well-known artists. Independent labels like XL Recordings, Lab Records, Dualtone Records, and Rough Trade were also mentioned. These labels tend to release fewer albums annually but work with talented artists. Marketing campaigns help promote new music videos. Ellie Goulding released the video for "On My Mind" alongside her new album and tour dates. She used social media, websites, radio stations, and interviews to build excitement leading up to the release.
English Presentation
Music producers like The Neptunes, Timbaland, and Dr. Dre emerged in the late 1990s and early 2000s and had a significant influence on music through their innovative production styles. The Neptunes incorporated funk and drum and bass styles and worked with many popular artists. Timbaland sampled vocals and added beats, helping to clean up the raw 1990s hip-hop sound. Dr. Dre had roots in gangsta rap but produced cleaner West Coast sounds for artists like Snoop Dogg. These producers helped popularize synthesizers and sampling while maintaining elements of authenticity in their music.
Indie record label sub pop
Sub Pop Records is an independent record label founded in 1988 in Seattle, Washington. It helped launch the careers of grunge bands like Nirvana, Soundgarden, and Mudhoney in the early 1990s. Today, it continues to represent smaller, indie artists. In contrast, Universal Music Group is a major global record label that owns many other labels. It has the resources to sign worldwide artists across many genres and platforms, while Sub Pop focuses on a tighter knit community of indie artists with fewer financial resources.
1990s
The document summarizes the influence of 1990s rock bands Nirvana, Green Day, and Blink-182 on youth culture and society. It discusses how Nirvana's success helped popularize alternative rock. Green Day addressed political and social issues in their music that exposed youth to new ideas. Blink-182 focused on adolescent struggles and gave a voice to teenagers. These bands had significant economic, social, and political impacts, and remain influential today in areas like pop punk music.
Task 3 institutional research
Universal Music Group is the world's largest music company, led by Chairman Sir Lucian Grainge. It owns many record labels including Island Records, Abbey Road Studios, and Capital Music Group. In 2017, UMG's revenue reached almost $7 billion. UMG represents a variety of artists across different genres of music, such as Shawn Mendes, Selena Gomez, Nirvana, and Ariana Grande. Its mission is to nurture music and foster artistic expression in order to bring people together and provide common ground through music.
Institution Research
Universal Music Group is a global music corporation and subsidiary of Vivendi. It is one of the major record labels along with Warner Music Group and Sony Music, owning labels like EMI and Capitol Music Group. In 2017, Universal's revenue reached $7 billion, a 10% increase over the previous year driven by growth in streaming and subscriptions. The company's mission is to nurture music and artistic expression while using its influence to support social responsibility and positive change.
Record Label research
The document discusses the major record labels and their market shares from 1998-2012. It notes that originally there were six major labels ("Big Six") but that consolidated to five ("Big Five") after mergers. The current "Big Three" major labels are Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, and Warner Music Group. Universal is the largest, Sony is middle sized, and Warner is the third largest. The document also provides brief descriptions of each major label and their signed artists. It defines independent labels and provides Rough Trade Records as an example of a successful independent label.
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The student took photos for a digipak without using a tripod so they could easily change angles and positions. Safety precautions were taken like wearing a neck strap, avoiding dangerous equipment, being aware of steps and hazards, and finishing before dark. The photos were taken in a stable location away from the water's edge.
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This document discusses the risks, permission requirements, and legal/ethical issues involved in photographing a model for an album cover at Hightown Lakes.
The risks identified include the model or photographer falling into the water, stepping on fishing hooks or wires, and dropping the camera. Solutions proposed are keeping a safe distance from water, wearing proper footwear, and using a camera strap. Contact details are needed for emergency responders.
A permission letter must be obtained from the model's parent. Copyright and intellectual property laws, slander/libel, royalties, offensive content, and public interest standards could impact the album cover design.
Several regulatory music industry bodies are outlined, including their roles in
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Universal Music is the world's leading music company operating in over 60 countries. They distribute mainstream pop artists like Ariana Grande and Florence & The Machine, as well as more alternative artists. Sony Music evolved from Columbia Records, the oldest label, and includes labels like Columbia, Epic, and RCA. They distribute pop artists like Britney Spears and Avril Lavigne. Island Records is a division of Universal Music Group founded in Jamaica in 1962 and has influenced progressive music. It handles pop artists like Ariana Grande and Demi Lovato who have achieved commercial success.
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Universal Music is a record label founded in 1934 as Decca Records USA. It is currently owned by Vivendi and has Lucian Grainge as its CEO. Some of its subsidiary labels include Blue Note Records, known for jazz music, and A&M Octane Records, which focuses on artists for the 15-30 age range. Capitol Records is also a subsidiary founded in 1942 in Los Angeles, specializing in various genres and located in the Capitol Records Building.
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Universal Music Group is the largest music corporation in the world. It is a subsidiary of Vivendi and owns Universal Music Publishing Group, the second largest music publishing company. UMG has global headquarters in California and leads the music industry with over 30% of the current album market share. In contrast, XL Recordings is a smaller independent British label owned by Richard Russell that was founded in 1989 as a spin-off of Beggars Banquet Records. Though XL only releases around 6 albums per year, it has worked with popular artists like Adele, Beck, Radiohead, and The White Stripes.
Topic Research
This document lists various popular artists, bands, actors and television shows that are popular with teenage female audiences. It notes that pop magazines targeting this demographic include gossip about both female solo artists and boy bands. Specifically, it discusses how magazines feature artists like Jessie J, Olly Murs, Little Mix and One Direction on their covers in order to attract readers and sell magazines. The document concludes that including a variety of celebrities from music, television and film allows magazines to engage more readers and foster social interaction among fans.
Research into Music Institutions
The document summarizes four major music institutions: Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, Warner Music Group, and EMI Music Publishing. It provides details on when each was founded, their current size and revenue, sub-labels, and examples of popular artists signed to each. Universal Music Group is the largest, founded in 1934, with over $6.5 billion in revenue and 6,000 employees. Sony Music Entertainment is the second largest, founded in 1929 and now owned by Sony Corporation. Warner Music Group is the third largest, founded in 1958 and employs 3,500 people globally. EMI Music Publishing was one of the "big four" labels until its 2012 break-up due to debt.
Major Record Labels
The document discusses the "Big Four" major record labels in the music industry:
1) EMI was formed in 1931 and was famous for its "His Master's Voice" label and is now the fourth largest record label group.
2) Warner Music Group has over 4,000 employees and works in both music and other entertainment. It is home to many influential artists.
3) Universal Music Group is the largest record label group and has the largest market share with global operations.
4) Sony BMG Music Entertainment was formed through a joint venture between Sony Music and Bertelsmann Music Group in 2004 and owns many record labels.
Music producers
This document discusses the evolution of music production and highlights three influential music producers who emerged in the late 1990s/early 2000s: The Neptunes (Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo), Timbaland, and Dr. Dre. It describes their signature production styles and how they incorporated new digital technologies like synthesizers and sampling into hip hop and pop music. These producers worked with major artists and helped launch some of their careers. While some argued this new digital era lacked authenticity, the document concludes that sampling now requires creativity and defines its own new style of music production.
Music Institutions
The document discusses four major music institutions - Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, Warner Music Group, and EMI Music Publishing. It provides details on when each was founded, their current size and revenue, sub-labels, and examples of popular artists signed to each. Universal is the largest, founded in 1934, with over $6.5 billion in revenue and 6,000 employees. Sony is the second largest, founded in 1929 and acquired by Sony Corporation in 1991. Warner is the third largest and was founded in 1958 focusing on music publishing. EMI was one of the "big four" labels until being forced to sell in 2012 due to over $4 billion in debt.
Music Institution Research
The document discusses four major music institutions - Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, Warner Music Group, and EMI Music Publishing. It provides details on when each was founded, their current size and revenue, sub-labels, and examples of popular artists signed to each. Universal is the largest, founded in 1934, with over $6.5 billion in revenue and 6,000 employees. Sony is the second largest, founded in 1929 and acquired by Sony Corporation in 1991. Warner is the third largest and was founded in 1958 focusing on music publishing. EMI was one of the "big four" labels until being forced to sell in 2012 due to over $4 billion in debt.
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The document discusses four major music institutions - Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, Warner Music Group, and EMI Music Publishing. It provides details on when each was founded, their current size and revenue, sub-labels, and examples of popular artists signed to each. Universal is the largest, founded in 1934, with over $6.5 billion in revenue and 6,000 employees. Sony is the second largest, founded in 1929 and acquired by Sony Corporation in 1991. Warner is the third largest and was founded in 1958 focusing on music publishing. EMI was one of the "big four" labels until being forced to sell in 2012 due to over $4 billion in debt.
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The document discusses four major music institutions - Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, Warner Music Group, and EMI Music Publishing. It provides details on when each was founded, their current size and revenue, sub-labels, and examples of popular artists signed to each. Universal is the largest, founded in 1934, with over $6.5 billion in revenue and artists like Taylor Swift and U2. Sony is second largest, founded in 1929, with labels like Columbia and Epic and artists like Michael Jackson and Alicia Keys. Warner is third largest and founded in 1958, home to artists like Coldplay, Ed Sheeran, and Prince. EMI was one of the "big four" labels until being acquired in 2012
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This document discusses the rise of music producers in the late 1990s and early 2000s, focusing on three influential producers: The Neptunes (Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo), Timbaland, and Dr. Dre. It describes their backgrounds, signature production styles, and how they helped launch or relaunch the careers of popular artists through their work. The document also explores how digital sampling technology changed the music industry and led to a new era where music producers received greater recognition for their contributions.
Week 7 media
This document discusses major music labels and independent labels. It provides information on four major labels - Sony BMG, Universal Music Group, EMI, and Warner Music Group. It notes some of the top artists signed to each label. The document also profiles four independent labels - XL Recordings, Lab Records, Dualtone Records, and Rough Trade Records, and some of their signed artists. Finally, it analyzes the marketing campaign for Ellie Goulding's 2015 music video for "On My Mind," highlighting her use of social media, reviews on music websites, radio play, and interviews to promote the new release.
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Sony BMG, Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group, and EMI are some of the major music labels discussed. They own many popular subsidiary labels and work with well-known artists. Independent labels like XL Recordings, Lab Records, Dualtone Records, and Rough Trade were also mentioned. These labels tend to release fewer albums annually but work with talented artists. Marketing campaigns help promote new music videos. Ellie Goulding released the video for "On My Mind" alongside her new album and tour dates. She used social media, websites, radio stations, and interviews to build excitement leading up to the release.
English Presentation
Music producers like The Neptunes, Timbaland, and Dr. Dre emerged in the late 1990s and early 2000s and had a significant influence on music through their innovative production styles. The Neptunes incorporated funk and drum and bass styles and worked with many popular artists. Timbaland sampled vocals and added beats, helping to clean up the raw 1990s hip-hop sound. Dr. Dre had roots in gangsta rap but produced cleaner West Coast sounds for artists like Snoop Dogg. These producers helped popularize synthesizers and sampling while maintaining elements of authenticity in their music.
Indie record label sub pop
Sub Pop Records is an independent record label founded in 1988 in Seattle, Washington. It helped launch the careers of grunge bands like Nirvana, Soundgarden, and Mudhoney in the early 1990s. Today, it continues to represent smaller, indie artists. In contrast, Universal Music Group is a major global record label that owns many other labels. It has the resources to sign worldwide artists across many genres and platforms, while Sub Pop focuses on a tighter knit community of indie artists with fewer financial resources.
1990s
The document summarizes the influence of 1990s rock bands Nirvana, Green Day, and Blink-182 on youth culture and society. It discusses how Nirvana's success helped popularize alternative rock. Green Day addressed political and social issues in their music that exposed youth to new ideas. Blink-182 focused on adolescent struggles and gave a voice to teenagers. These bands had significant economic, social, and political impacts, and remain influential today in areas like pop punk music.
Task 3 institutional research
Universal Music Group is the world's largest music company, led by Chairman Sir Lucian Grainge. It owns many record labels including Island Records, Abbey Road Studios, and Capital Music Group. In 2017, UMG's revenue reached almost $7 billion. UMG represents a variety of artists across different genres of music, such as Shawn Mendes, Selena Gomez, Nirvana, and Ariana Grande. Its mission is to nurture music and foster artistic expression in order to bring people together and provide common ground through music.
Institution Research
Universal Music Group is a global music corporation and subsidiary of Vivendi. It is one of the major record labels along with Warner Music Group and Sony Music, owning labels like EMI and Capitol Music Group. In 2017, Universal's revenue reached $7 billion, a 10% increase over the previous year driven by growth in streaming and subscriptions. The company's mission is to nurture music and artistic expression while using its influence to support social responsibility and positive change.
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Lo1 e) plans for image taking
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Lo1 c) annotated digipak and advert research
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Robbie Williams is an English singer-songwriter known for his pop music. Some key facts:
- He was originally in the band Take That but left for a solo career in 1995.
- He has released 23 solo albums and had several number one hits in the UK.
- Williams was signed to major labels EMI, Universal Music Group, and Sony Music throughout his career.
- As one of the "Big Three" music companies, Universal Music Group has a large global presence and represents many iconic artists.
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This document contains a log of edits and additions made in Adobe Premiere Pro to a film project. It describes adding visual effects like zooming and fading transitions, importing and syncing audio files, adding title sequences and credits, and exporting the final video in H.264 format at 1080p for uploading to YouTube. The log provides technical details on the editing processes used to produce and prepare the short film.
Storyboards
This storyboard document outlines 25 scenes depicting Anna giving Abbie a makeover, including cutting and styling her hair, applying makeup, and trying on different outfits. The scenes progress from wide shots showing both characters to increasingly close details of their faces and interactions. They show Anna brushing, cutting, braiding and drying Abbie's hair before moving on to applying makeup and selecting clothes from the wardrobe for Abbie to try on.
My rushes log
This document contains a rushes log created by editor Eleanor Cheetham for the production "Exclusively Un-Established". It details 27 video shots taken during filming of Act 1 Scene 1 and Act 1 Scene 1b. For each shot, the editor provides the file type, name, duration, and storage location. They also analyze the possibilities and limitations of each shot and how they could potentially be used or edited within the final film.
Evidence of filming and footage
The document provides evidence of the filmmaking process, including setting up a tripod, using a script to direct actors, filming scenes, organizing footage into folders by act and scene for easy locating during editing, and reviewing footage and renaming files to prepare for editing.
Evidence of filming and footage
The document provides evidence of the filmmaking process, including setting up a tripod, using a script to direct actors, filming scenes, organizing footage into folders by act and scene for easy access during editing, and reviewing footage while renaming files to prepare for editing.
Legal, ethical and permission report done
This document provides information about the legal, ethical and permission considerations for a short film project. It includes a table summarizing what copyrighted content is being used, who owns it, whether permission is required, and any impacts. Permission has been obtained from all actors and their parents through signed consent forms. The film will be rated PG and therefore cannot include inappropriate or offensive content. Permission will need to be requested to use the song "Bang Bang" as it is copyrighted. Overall the document demonstrates the student has properly obtained permissions and considered legal and ethical issues for their short film.
Storyboards
This storyboard document outlines 25 scenes depicting Anna giving Abbie a makeover, including cutting and styling her hair, applying makeup, and trying on different outfits. The scenes progress from wide shots showing both characters to increasingly close details of their faces and interactions. They include Anna brushing, cutting and braiding Abbie's hair while Abbie reacts, Anna doing Abbie's makeup and picking out clothes, and finally a montage of Abbie modeling different outfits.
Storyboards
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Learners recce for production work done
Learners are conducting location scouting to find suitable indoor or outdoor spaces for a film production. The document analyzes several potential locations - stairwells, corridors, locker areas, toilets, entrance ways, outdoor areas, classrooms and homes - listing hazards and risks for each, such as slippery surfaces, collisions with people or objects, tripping hazards, and other dangers. Floor plans and camera angles are provided to aid planning and ensure a safe production.
Production schedule (to blog)
1. The document outlines the filming and editing schedule for a student production project taking place from January to April.
2. It details the dates, times, locations, crew, costumes, and equipment needed for filming scenes and editing phases.
3. Post-production editing will take place in the media room and involve editing each scene using a Sony camera, SD cards, computer and headphones over several dates from late February to mid-March.
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- 1. RecordLabel Fact-file RecordLabel:Universal MusicGroup, an โAmericanglobal musiccorporationโ. Some examplesof artisttheyhave takenonhave been:LadyGaga,Adele,Coldplay,Queen,Elton Johnand TaylorSwift. Owner:LucianGrainge Founded:September1983 Type of music:โmostdiverse andculturallyrichcollectionof musiceverassembledโ MissionStatement:โHome toArtists,InnovatorsandEntrepreneursโ HeadQuarters: California,US Universal MusicGroup issaidto be one of โBigThreeโthat are the mostsuccessful andwell-known musicgroup globally. They have officesin manycitiesaroundthe worldsuchas,New York,London and BerlinbuttheirHeadquartersisbasedinCalifornia. LucianGrainge,CEO,hasbeenworkingwith UMG forover35 years. He is extremelyadmiredand thoughtof as "'the greathope for the music business'".Overthe yearshe hasreceivedaHumanitarianAwardandanEmpowermentAward. AboutUMG, theydo more than justpublishmusic.The โโworldsleadingmusiccompanyโโ workwith and operate withbusinessesthat manage recordingthe musicandmerchandising, aswell ashelping developartists repertoire andmake advancestotheirsuccess.