NARIP Announces Music Industry Seminars and Clinics for October
published Sat, 15 Sep 2007 – 16:06:49 -0700 PDTNo Comment
LOS ANGELES, Calif. — The National Association of Record Industry Professionals (NARIP) recently announced their seminar line-up for September and October, 2007, which includes “Art of the Music Deal” (with music biz attorneys Todd Cooper and Dina Lapolt), and “Producing Hit Songs” (with Tena Clark).
“Art of The Music Deal” Launches in Los Angeles (Sep 17 L.A., Oct 25 S.F.)
Top music biz attorneys Todd Cooper and Dina Lapolt and a cutting-edge personal artist manager (TBA), will negotiate LIVE a recording agreement. Most people think they can just hand a negotiation to a lawyer, and leave it at that. But the truth is, as a professional, you need to be aware of the process and deal points, too, and what the short- and long-term implications to your artists’ careers may be. Future agreements to be negotiated to include publishing, licensing, producer, independent distribution, merchandising, tour, management and others.
Join us and see what goes on inside the sausage factory!
Register now at www.narip.com.
Schedule:
Sep 17 in L.A. – Art of the Music Deal Part I: The Recording Agreement
Oct 5 in L.A. – Producing Hit Songs with Tena Clark
Oct 16 in N.Y. – Tess Taylor Lectures at CMJ Conference
Oct 25 in S.F. – Art of the Music Deal Part II: Digital Distribution Agreement
Producing Hit Songs with Tena Clark in Los Angeles (Oct 5)
We are delighted to announce our next special guest for NARIP’s Producing Hit Songs series, platinum producer, Founder and CEO/Chief Creative Officer of DMI Music & Media Solutions Tena Clark.
Clark has bridged music and marketing throughout her career. She composed songs for commercial campaigns such as McDonald’s (‘Have You Had Your Break Today’). Her film and television credits include My Best Friend’s Wedding, Where The Heart Is, Hope Floats, French Kiss, Twins, CBS This Morning, Entertainment Tonight show and others.
Most recently, Clark’s music is heard in the original song she composed for the Desperate Housewives soundtrack, recorded by LeAnn Rimes. She also produced Dionne Warwick’s first holiday CD, ‘My Favorite Time of the Year,’ as well as ‘Church: Songs of Soul & Inspiration’ featuring Maya Angelou, Toni Morrison and top African-American female artists such as Patti LaBelle and Chaka Khan. Clark wrote the single ‘Way Up There’ recorded by Patti LaBelle for the ‘Church’ CD, and was nominated for a GRAMMY(R) Award.
Clark works closely with DMI’s team of best-in-class professionals from brand marketing, the music industry, advertising agencies, television networks and technology companies. DMI, a privately held company, also houses the award-winning divisions Private Label Radio, Five Alarm Music, DMI Records, Disc Marketing and Firehouse Recording Studios.
About NARIP
The National Association of Record Industry Professionals (NARIP) promotes education, career advancement and good will among record executives. With an emphasis on becoming better informed and more effective executives, NARIP offers professional development opportunities, educational programs and seminars, the opportunity to meet and interact with peers, a job bank, a member resume database for employers, a mentor network, a newsletter and other services.
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