[skipto time=0:00]Introduction[/skipto]
[skipto time=6:00]The appeal of the music and fashion industries[/skipto]
[skipto time=13:00]How costume design can enhance an artist’s performance[/skipto]
[skipto time=18:00]Industry challenges[/skipto]
[skipto time=31:30]The Music Matter’s campaign[/skipto]
Brad from EnergyGroove radio talks with fashion and costume designer Angela White.
Brad from EnergyGroove radio talks with Dario Phillips the creative extraordinaire of Dario Phillips Management, 107 Projects and Reuben Records.
[skipto time=0:00]Introduction[/skipto]
[skipto time=1:14]What drew you to the music industry?[/skipto]
[skipto time=11:50]The lure of Europe[/skipto]
[skipto time=15:58]DJ vs music producer[/skipto]
[skipto time=24:24]Sydney’s lockout laws[/skipto]
Brad from EnergyGroove radio talks with music producer, DJ, and creative director Michelle Owen about the music industry in Australia and overseas.
Sam Shaw, the Operations Manager of Secret Sounds – a full-service tour promoter based in Sydney, Brisbane and Byron Bay, Australia, chats to People in Music about his experience in the music industry.
Music: Count Us In (MCUI) is Australia’s biggest school initiative, with more than 500,000 participating students from over 2,100 schools nationwide. Growing in reach and impact since 2007, MCUI exists to support teachers to deliver music in the classroom, addressing a lack of training and experience in this specialist area. Music Matters has collaborated with MCUI for 3 years now, working with local animators to bring to life the song through animation. This year we worked with Nikkita Archer, an AIT graduate to animate “Paint You A Song” for 2014!
Animation by Nikkita Archer
Music: Count Us In Song for 2014
“Paint You A Song”
Writers: H. Angus, E. Claxton, J. Foreman, A. Gill, K. Girao, W. Kennedy, N. Wendt
Licensed courtesy of MCA
“I am honoured to be part of a program that has such a wonderful impact on school communities. I am constantly inspired by teachers’ commitment to developing their skills in order to provide students with much needed music education. By offering lesson plans, resources and opportunity for celebration, Music: Count Us In tries to make teachers’ lives a little easier!”
Brad from EnergyGroove Radio interviews Australian rock legend, singer, songwriter, member of GangGajang and Riptides, Mark Callaghan. Mark has previously been the Managing Direcor of AMPAL (The Australasian Music Publishers Association), the managing director of Music Sales and is currently at APRA AMCOS. Mark Callaghan talks to us about the music industry and the role consumers play.
[skipto time=0:58]The role Music Sales plays in the music industry[/skipto]
[skipto time=2:34]How important is Music Sales to the music industry?[/skipto]
[skipto time=5:50]Transitioning into managing director at Music Sales[/skipto]
[skipto time=7:12]Mark’s perspectives on the music industry[/skipto]
[skipto time=9:20]Business models within the music industry[/skipto]
[skipto time=10:40]Reflections upon the current industry as a former artist[/skipto]
[skipto time=13:23]Marks discusses being an artist as well as a business[/skipto]
[skipto time=17:18]Advice for artists to maximise their potential and protect their interests[/skipto]
[skipto time=23:09]Viewing the music industry as an artist and a director[/skipto]
[skipto time=24:58]Advice for artists looking to enter the business side of the industry[/skipto]
[skipto time=30:29]How important is the consumers role?[/skipto]
Every year, Music: Count Us In has hundreds of thousands of school children perform the same song, on the same day, at the same time. Each year’s song is created by high school students in mentored songwriting and recording sessions. In 2013 the mentor for the song, Keep On, was Katie Noonan.
This year’s animation was brought to life by Sydney-based animatior John Paine. To check out more of his work, go here – http://www.kidneyjohn.com/
Andrew Morgan is a filmmaker & videographer with Sydney’s Prorevolution Films. Interested in all facets of art & creativity, he’s especially drawn to music and passionate about supporting local independent artists.
Every year, Music: Count Us In has hundreds of thousands of school children perform the same song, on the same day, at the same time. Each year’s song is created by high school students in mentored songwriting and recording sessions. In 2012 the mentor for the song, Different People, was Josh Pyke. “The program is all about raising awareness about the importance of music education in. Australia’s schools.” – Tina Broad, Music: Count Us In, Music Council of Australia www.musiccountusin.org.au
Count Us In 2012 was brought to life by Motionlab, a Sydney-based animation studio led by Luke Heise and Aaron Bartlett. Their passion is for crafting animation that tells stories through rich, illustrative worlds and character-driven narratives. “Being part of this project has been a great experience for the team here at Motionlab. Being lovers of music ourselves, we’re proud to get behind a project that supports the future of young Australian musicians.” – Motionlab
By Motionlab (Luke Heise & Aaron Bartlett)
