Make Money From Your Music Seminar

NZ Music Managers Forum, Recorded Music NZ, APRA AMCOS and Gisborne District Creative Communities present 'How to Make Money From Your Music' Seminar.

The NZ Music Managers Forum in conjunction with Gisborne District Creative Communities, Recorded Music NZ and APRA AMCOS, have joined forces for an essential seminar for Gisborne based musicians, managers, self managed artists and anyone interested in the NZ Music Industry.

The free seminar will be held on Tues 27 August.

Bringing together some of the Music Industries top agencies and executives, the seminar subject is ‘How to Make Money from Your Music’ and will cover such topics as: how your music will make money via APRA AMCOS and Recorded Music NZ’s Direct to Artist Scheme; the different forms of digital income, a focus on Spotify - their playlists and the essential data and analytics you can access, touring, merchandising, sync income and much more.

Speakers are:
- Victoria Kelly - APRA AMCOS (Director Member Services NZ)
- Dean Cameron - Recorded Music NZ (Member Services Manager)
- Andy Low - DRM (General Manager)
- Ladi6 - Independent Artist
- Cushla Aston - Aston Road Management and NZ Music Managers Forum

Thanks to a music grant from Recorded Music NZ, APRA AMCOS and a grant from Gisborne District Creative Communities entry is free but booking is essential. RSVP to lorraine.owen@mmf.co.nz to secure your seat.

Thoroughly enjoyed the seminar tonight! Lots of incredibly valuable information that I feel would normally be hard to come by. Fantastic opportunity to get such good insight into the industry from professionals. Thank you to everyone for giving up their time to come and speak to us aspiring musicians! - Madeleine Howard

It was a great night with some excellent presenters. Everyone I spoke to after the event commented on how valuable it was, but also how it was a rare and much needed opportunity for the Christchurch music community to get together. Thanks again for making it happen and please count on my support for any future events. Best wishes, Michael Braithwaite,

It was a major privilege, an eyeopener, and massively informing and insightful. If this event wasn’t arranged, then I wouldn’t have gotten to know what is actually very important and relevant for me as a singer songwriter and producer soon enough to avoid losing out on leverage and potential steep problems. Kindest regards, Lionel Brian Singer

RSVP: lorraine.owen@mmf.co.nz