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Music Industry Quiz  BTEC LEVEL 3 SUBSIDIARY DIPLOMA  in MUSIC Music Industry Quiz  BTEC LEVEL 3 SUBSIDIARY DIPLOMA  in MUSIC

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UNIT 39 The Sound and Music Industry Multiple Questions Helps with major business decisions assists with the creative process promotes an artists career assembles amp heads the artists professional team etc ID: 649963

music amp royalties recording amp music recording royalties artist record industry union body creative prs engineer major studio distribution

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Music Industry Quiz

BTEC LEVEL 3 SUBSIDIARY DIPLOMA in MUSIC

UNIT 39: The Sound and Music IndustrySlide2

Multiple QuestionsSlide3

Helps with major business decisions, assists with the creative process, promotes an artist's career, assembles & heads the artist's professional team, etc.

Union Representative

PromoterAgent

ManagerSlide4

The person involved almost exclusively in booking live personal appearances

A&RProducer

PromoterAgentSlide5

A&R, Sales, Marketing, Promotion, Product Management, New Media, Finance, Business Affairs/Legal

VenueRecord Studio

Union

Record CompanySlide6

Networks that move records from manufacturing plants into the stores

Record CompanyRetail

Manufacturing

DistributionSlide7

Record companies and recording artists, as well as the writers and publishers, all make money based on the sale of recordings, as well as through later playing and reuse of their work.

EarningsSalary

Fees

RoyaltiesSlide8

Bringing the creative product into a tangible form (i.e. CD) by maximizing the creative process and taking care of all necessary administration (booking studio time, staying on budget, etc.).

ManagerAgent

Promoter

ProducerSlide9

A form of property ownership for certain types of artistic & creative works.

PublishingFees

Royalties

CopyrightSlide10

Encourage new material, produce demo recordings and printed music (scores), manage all associated copyright and royalty licensing/PRS requirements.

Union RepresentativeAgent

Promoter

PublisherSlide11

Grants permissions to work with, study, improve upon, reinterpret, re-record copyright material (e.g. recording someone else’s song). Example: NOW! CD

PPL

PRSMCPSSlide12

A musician who contributes to a recording or a live performance but is not actually a full time member of the band.

Band MusicianFull-time Musician

Orchestra MusicianSession MusicianSlide13

Agencies that collect royalties on behalf of songwriters when a song they have written is performed

PPLMCPS

PRSSlide14

Who prepares & transfers audio from one raw format to a desired mater format and refines

the sound quality

ProducerSound Engineer

Recording Engineer

Mastering EngineerSlide15

ConnectSlide16

Organisation founded & funded by organisations that serves as their ‘voice’

Organised group of workers to pursue policies that are favourable for the workers

MUEquity

BECTU

(Union) Broadcasting & film

Musicians’ UnionTrade Body (Association)

Union

(Union) Actors, dancers, backstage, choreographers, directors

Link the definition to the correct answerSlide17

Trade body for those involved in the PRODUCTION of recorded music (producers, engineers)

Trade body for those involved in the AUDIO industry (audio engineer, recording studio)

Trade body for those who supply LIGHTING and SOUND technologies

They lobby (put pressure) the government for policies that will protect their industry

Will represent a performer in case of a dispute over a contract or unfair dismissal

UnionPLASA

MPG

APRS

Trade Body

Continued…Slide18

Question & AnswerSlide19

What are the two major sources of income for a music publisher?MCPS & PRSSlide20

Which department of the record label works to get an artist's song played on radio?

PromotionSlide21

A company with major networks that move physical records from manufacturing plants into the store

DistributorSlide22

Who collects royalties for the writer/composer?PRSSlide23

What is the main advantage to signing a record deal with a major label?

Effective promotion and distributionSlide24

Which department of the record label handles advertising, publicity, and album-cover artwork?

MarketingSlide25

Who collects royalties for the recording artist?PPLSlide26

Longer AnswersSlide27

What is the benefit of self-producing?The

artist doesn't need to give a percentage of their royalties to a record label. They also have more creative freedom.Slide28

How do music artists make money?Through royalties collected from any play of their song or a cut from the sales of their music.Slide29

Who pays for the PPL and PRS for Music?

They take a cut from the royalties collected. They are non-profit organisations paid for by the music industry.Slide30

List 3 things Marketing do…

• Advertising and Image• Branding• Figure out how to sell productSlide31

List 3 things Production do…

• Assemble what is needed for a recording• Quality control - makes things sound right• Producers of the physical CDsSlide32

List 1 thing Distribution does…

• Getting products into the market place (stores)Slide33

List examples of New Media…

• Digital distribution (i.e. Spotify, iTunes)• Social media • Internet branding (

i.e.band websites)Slide34

Sales are in the area of…Retail (shops)Slide35

Describe Major Recording Companies

• Owned by corporations• Various departments (A&R), big staff• Developing artist commercially

• Own the means of distribution Universal, Sony, WarnerSlide36

Describe Independent Recording Companies

• Stand alone (independent)• Small, minimal staff

• Musical niche (specific type of music)• Develop artist more individually Slide37

More ConnectSlide38

Oversee the recording of an artist

Choose the music & organise rehearsals

Choose suitable microphones

Carry/ transport equipment to eventFix broken string

Instrumental support

Sound EngineerProducer

Musical Director

Roadie

Link Description to PersonSlide39

Organise tour dates & shows

Check Health & SafetySchedule times in studio

Publicise a concert

Gather prices for advertisementsMarketing

Studio Management

Artistic ManagementVenue Management

Promoter

More…Slide40

Scouting for new talent

Complete the audio masteringCreate sequencer & apps

Sells CDs

Self-employed musicianFreelance

Software Engineer

A&RMastering Engineer

Retail

And more…Slide41

Links in the Music Industry