The Music Video Mash Up is a filmmaking festival where bands and filmmaking teams are randomly paired up and have just three days to create, shoot and edit a music video worthy of the BIG (and small) screen!
More money for touring and new work in Federal Budget
Funding for the Contemporary Music Touring Program and more money for the Australia Council to support ‘new work’ are the key arts-focused initiatives announced in the 2011-2012 Federal Budget. As Treasurer Wayne Swan handed down the Budget, Federal Arts Minister Simon Crean issued a statement saying the Government had approved “for the first time” funding
VIVID CREATIVE SYDNEY ADDS MORE EVENTS
Following a booked out series of talks, Vivid Creative Sydney, (a key part of the Vivid Sydney festival of light, music and ideas: 27 May – 13 June) today announce the final instalment of the 2011 program. The Museum of Contemporary Art will house live music showcases, film premieres, industry social events and night tours.
MusicNSW Hiring!
MusicNSW is currently seeking two new staff members to work with our team to support and develop the contemporary music sector in NSW.
Sydney Your Say
The City of Sydney wants to create a vibrant nightlife offering something for everyone. You should have choices if you are heading out at night – from a street bar with live music, to a night club to an inspiring art exhibition or bookshop.
Art Music Award Winners announced
On Tuesday Night, APRA|AMCOS and the Australian Music Centre held the inaugural Art Music Awards.
AAM Presents: Records, Labels & Releases: How to make it in today’s industry.
Tuesday 31 May 2011: For anyone in the music business or wanting to make a career in the music industry: this is priceless information from the best in the business: From DIY to the major labels.
CREATIVE SYDNEY PROGRAM LAUNCHED
Vivid Sydney (27 May – 13 June) today reveals the second major program announcement of the annual festival of light, music and ideas. Over 50 global and local creative leaders will come together to imagine the future at Vivid Creative Sydney.
PPCA vs the 1% Cap
42 years ago, the Australian government passed an unusual law that still effects the music industry negatively today. This is Nick O’Byrne from the Australian Independent Record Association (AIR)’s take on why the 1% cap has to go… As part of the Copyright Act of 1968, the Australian government imposed a 1% cap on commercial
MUSICNSW SEEKING EDUCATION OFFICER
MusicNSW is currently seeking a permanent part-time Education Officer to work alongside the MusicNSW team to develop existing and future programs to support and develop the NSW contemporary music industry.