Workshops

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9:30am - 5:00pm

Music supervisors are becoming more and more relevant in today’s industry. Artists and publishers are working to license songs to film, television, advertisements, video games, ring tones, and other new media outlets to offset declining album sales and keep businesses afloat. This panel will discuss the business and artistic aspects of music supervision, including how to get your music placed, and the financial and promotional rewards of licensing (or lack thereof). The workshop will help participants learn to find opportunities, strike good deals, and track and collect royalties.

Proposed day schedule

9:30am Registration

10:00am - 12:00pm Music supervision panel

12:00pm - 1:30pm Break for lunch

1:30pm - 3:30pm The Craft of music placement

4:00pm - 5:00pm One on ones

About Bob Hunka
Bob Hunka has spent his entire professional career in the music business.  After graduating from the University of Alberta in Canadian Political History his diverse resume has included managing a symphony orchestra; a mobile recording studio; an independent record production company; an indie record label and music publishing companies.  He subsequently worked in the music departments of two indie film studios and was the head of music at Sony Television where he was the Executive Music Producer of the Dawson Creek Soundtrack CDs as well as soundtracks for Party of Five, Mad About You, Days of our Lives, and Young and the Restless.  Bob lives in Los Angeles where he represents SOCAN and provides independent consulting services.

Contact: Roland Deschambault
Email: roland@manitobamusic.com
Phone: 204-975-5188