Going Global Music Summit - seminar topics and times announced

 

Those looking to attend the Going Global Music Summit 2012, kicking off in Wellington tomorrow, can now plan out their day ahead, with a full list of seminar times and topics.

The sessions are listed below by city and venue. RSVP is essential for attendance to the seminar sessions, please send RSVP to: rsvp@nzmusic.org.nz

Thursday 6th September @ CQ Conference Centre, WELLINGTON

10:15am – 10.45am   

The International Rescue and Cooperative Method and Sync Licensing 101

11.00am – 12.00pm    

Session B: Andrew Dubber, Lisa Hresko, Brooke Black, Rene Chambers moderated by Luke Rowell (Disasteradio)

Social End Product - Being social, the changing habits of fans and ranking your priorities. The changing habits online, new ways of getting your music noticed - and then heard. Making sure you are prioritising your online capabilities, not spending time and effort on a long-dead online property.

12.15pm – 1.00pm     

Session C: Nick O’Byrne, Andrew Dubber, Mark Rogers

Nick O'Byrne - (State of AUS Indies)

Andrew Dubber - (Music In The Digital Age)

Mark Rogers - (Getting Results from Here to There)

1.45pm- 2.45pm             

Session D: Peter Jesperson, Nick O’Byrne, Shawnté Salabert, Rene Chambers, moderated by Matthew Davis (Flying Nun Records)

New Pathways to Drive Catalogue - how well do new delivery systems serve the artists & labels with a catalogue; and is there significant market interest for older formats?

3.00pm – 4.00pm           

Session E: Lisa Hresko, Cary Caldwell, Graham Ashton, moderated by Paul Shelley (Radio Active Fm)

The Magnetism of Showcases & Trade shows - how do they work?

Providing insight into how trade-shows function as a valued entry point for bands & labels to introduce or highlight their work to new markets & audiences. Getting the best bang for your buck and the differing approaches for each market - USA / UK / Australia.

4.10pm– 5.10pm            

Session F: Peter Jesperson, Greg Vegas, Brooke Black, moderated by Ben Howe (Imnz / Arch Hill Recordings)

USA Indie Real Estate - the current state of USA as a market for touring/releasing bands and labels. A general seminar on the current state of USA and any pitfalls that may befall an offshore band.

Saturday 8th September @ The Langham Hotel (Hauraki Room), AUCKLAND

10:15am – 10.45am      

11.00am – 12.00pm       

Session B: Andrew Dubber, Lisa Hresko, Brooke Black, Greg Vegas, moderated by Jeremy Toy (She’s So Rad)

Social End Product - Being social, the changing habits of fans and ranking your priorities. The changing habits online, new ways of getting your music noticed - and then heard. Making sure you are prioritising your online capabilities, not spending time and effort on a long-dead online property.

12.15pm – 12.45pm      

Session C: Nick O’byrne, Andrew Dubber

Nick O'Byrne - (State of AUS Indies)

Andrew Dubber - (Music In The Digital Age)

1.45pm- 2.45pm             

Session D: Peter Jesperson, Nick O’Byrne, Shawnté Salabert, moderated by Matthew Davis (Flying Nun Records)

New Pathways to Drive Catalogue - how well do new delivery systems serve the artists and labels with a catalogue; and is there significant market interest for older formats?

3.00pm – 4.00pm           

Session E: Lisa Hresko, Cary Caldwell, Graham Ashton, moderated by Manu Taylor (95bfm)

The Magnetism of Showcases & Trade shows - how do they work?

Providing insight into how trade-shows function as a valued entry point for bands and labels to introduce or highlight their work to new markets & audiences. Getting the best bang for your buck and the differing approaches for each market - USA / UK / Australia.

4.10pm– 5.10pm            

Session F: Peter Jesperson, Greg Vegas, Brooke Black, moderated by Ben Howe (Imnz / Arch Hill Recordings)

USA Indie Real Estate - the current state of USA as a market for touring/releasing bands and labels. A general seminar to talk about the current state of USA and any pitfalls that may befall an offshore band.

Monday 10th September @ CPIT (Imagitech Theatre) CHRISTCHURCH

10:15am – 10.45am      

Session A: Greg Vegas, Shawnté Salabert

The International Rescue and Cooperative Method and Sync Licensing 101

11.00am – 12.00pm      

Session B: Andrew Dubber, Lisa Hresko, Brooke Black, Greg Vegas, moderated by Mel Parsons

Social End Product - Being social, the changing habits of fans and ranking your priorities. The changing habits online, new ways of getting your music noticed - and then heard. Making sure you are prioritising your online capabilities, not spending time and effort on a long-dead online property.

12.15pm – 12.45pm      

Session C: Nick O’Byrne, Andrew Dubber 

Nick O'Byrne - (State of AUS Indies)

Andrew Dubber - (Music In The Digital Age)

1.45pm- 2.45pm             

Session D: Peter Jesperson, Nick O’Byrne, Shawnté Salabert, moderated by Neil Cox (Chart)

New Pathways to Drive Catalogue - how well do new delivery systems serve the artists and labels with a catalogue; and is there significant market interest for older formats?

3.00pm – 4.00pm           

Session E: Lisa Hresko, Cary Caldwell, moderated by Cath Andersen (NZ Music Commission)

The Magnetism of Showcases & Trade shows - how do they work?

Providing insight into how trade-shows function as a valued entry point for bands and labels to introduce or highlight their work to new markets & audiences. Getting the best bang for your buck and the differing approaches for each market - USA / UK / Australia.

4.10pm– 5.10pm            

Session F: Peter Jesperson, Greg Vegas, Brooke Black, moderated by Ben Howe (Imnz / Arch Hill Recordings)

USA Indie Real Estate - the current state of USA as a market for touring/releasing bands and labels. A general seminar to talk about the current state of USA and any pitfalls that may befall an offshore band.

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