ECMW 2015 - Saturday Conference Sessions
Open to All Pass Holders 1:30pm-2:30pm , Music in Motion: You Got Placed! Artist Case Studies in Music Licensing
Guest Speakers: Artist Case Study with Duane Andrews and Michelle Conceison (for Rose Cousins), Executive Manager, Marketing & Music, Market Monkeys/Old Farm Pony Records, Michael Perlmutter, Owner/Music Supervisor, Instinct Entertainment
2:00pm-3:00pm, Maximizing Your Opportunity on YouTube
This session will cover key strategies and best practices form maximizing your potential on YouTube.
Guest Speaker: Soo Been Kim, Content Partnerships Manager, YouTube
2:30pm-4:00pm, FORWARD TO THE FUTURE: Visioning the Future of the Atlantic Canadian Music Landscape
This Town Hall will focus on how we can work together as individuals and organizations to strengthen the Atlantic Canadian music industry over the next 5-10 years. All members of our Atlantic Canadian music industry are invited and encouraged to attend and participate in this town hall conversation.
4:00pm-5:00pm, Keynote Interview with Steve Albini
Steve Albini is a Chicago based musician, recording engineer, and owner of the famed Electrical Audio studio. He has fronted several influential acts, including Big Black and Shellac. His production work has been featured on over a thousand recordings, including Nirvana's In Utero, PJ Harvey's Rid of Me, Low's Things We Lost in the Fire, and many other semenal works by acts such as Pixies, Magnolia Electric Company, Will Oldham, Iggy & The Stooges, Cheap Trick, and Neurosis. In 1993, Albini published The Problem with Music, an essay expounding his belief that the major label dominated industry of the time was inefficient, exploited musicians, and led to subpar music. Albini continues to offer constructive insights into what makes for a healthy music ecosystem.
Join us as Ben Rayner, Music Critic for the Toronto Star interviews Steve Albini.
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