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How to get a job in the music and recording industry by Keith Hatschek ; editors, Kristen Schilo and Susan Gedutis.

Por: Colaborador(es): Número de editor: HL50449505 | H. LeonardSeries Music business | Berklee guideDetalles de publicación: Boston, MA Berklee Press Milwaukee, Wis. Distributed by H. Leonard c2001.Descripción: xii, 180 p. ill. 23 cmISBN:
  • 063401868X
Tema(s): Clasificación CDD:
  • 780.2373 K365h 21
Clasificación LoC:
  • ML3790 .H38 2001
Contenidos:
Foreword by Tony Brown -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- pt. 1. -- ch. 1. Today's job market : the big picture -- Workshop 1 : Create your own career book -- ch. 2. Why geography matters -- ch. 3. What kinds of jobs are there in the music and recording industry? -- ch. 4. Gizmos, people, and gender -- ch. 5. Career ladders in the recording industry : the technical career track -- ch. 6. Career ladders in the recording industry : the management career track -- pt. 2. -- ch. 7. Excuse me, what do you do? -- Workshop 2 : Your dream sheet -- ch. 8. Analyzing job descriptions -- ch. 9. Your marketable skill set -- Workshop 3 : Foundation skills assessment -- Workshop 4 : Job-specific skills assessment -- ch. 10. Building a winning resume -- Workshop 5 : Beginning your resume -- ch. 11. Make your resume sparkle with worth points -- Workshop 6 : Worth point development -- ch. 12. How to write effective cold and cover letters -- pt. 3. Why most music and recording industry jobs are never advertised -- ch. 14. Schmooze or lose (secrets of a networking guru) -- Workshop 7 : Networking exercise -- ch. 15. Digging in the dirt (or how I learned to love the Internet) -- ch. 16. Alphabet soup : all about trade associations -- ch. 17. Goal-setting skills -- ch. 18. Preparing for interview success -- Workshop 8 : Informational interview guidelines -- Workshop 9 : Develop your interviewing skills -- ch. 19. Internships : learn before you earn -- pt. 4. -- ch. 20. Preparing for your job search -- ch. 21. Are you ready to hit the streets? -- ch. 22. The three best means to land a MRI job -- ch. 23. New media opportunities -- pt. 5. ch. 24. Views for the top -- Leslie Ann Jones, Skywalker Sound -- Murray Allen, Electronic Arts -- Gary Gand, Gand Music & Sound -- Gregg Hildebrandt, TASCAM -- appendix A. Author's career path -- appendix B. Selected resources -- Periodicals -- Books -- Industry biographies -- Professional associations -- appendix C. Trade associations -- Index.
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Get more than your foot in the door! This is the bible for anyone who has ever dreamed of landing a job in the music business, from recording the next Top 10 hit to running a record company. Featuring advice and secrets to educate and empower the serious entertainment industry job seeker, this handy guide provides: details on booming job prospects in new media, a resource directory of key publications and top industry trade organizations, interviews with top pros revealing how they got their start, workshops to help you assess and develop a personalized career path, networking and resume tips, and much more.

"HL50449505"--P. [4] of cover.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 172-173) and index.

Foreword by Tony Brown -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- pt. 1. -- ch. 1. Today's job market : the big picture -- Workshop 1 : Create your own career book -- ch. 2. Why geography matters -- ch. 3. What kinds of jobs are there in the music and recording industry? -- ch. 4. Gizmos, people, and gender -- ch. 5. Career ladders in the recording industry : the technical career track -- ch. 6. Career ladders in the recording industry : the management career track -- pt. 2. -- ch. 7. Excuse me, what do you do? -- Workshop 2 : Your dream sheet -- ch. 8. Analyzing job descriptions -- ch. 9. Your marketable skill set -- Workshop 3 : Foundation skills assessment -- Workshop 4 : Job-specific skills assessment -- ch. 10. Building a winning resume -- Workshop 5 : Beginning your resume -- ch. 11. Make your resume sparkle with worth points -- Workshop 6 : Worth point development -- ch. 12. How to write effective cold and cover letters -- pt. 3. Why most music and recording industry jobs are never advertised -- ch. 14. Schmooze or lose (secrets of a networking guru) -- Workshop 7 : Networking exercise -- ch. 15. Digging in the dirt (or how I learned to love the Internet) -- ch. 16. Alphabet soup : all about trade associations -- ch. 17. Goal-setting skills -- ch. 18. Preparing for interview success -- Workshop 8 : Informational interview guidelines -- Workshop 9 : Develop your interviewing skills -- ch. 19. Internships : learn before you earn -- pt. 4. -- ch. 20. Preparing for your job search -- ch. 21. Are you ready to hit the streets? -- ch. 22. The three best means to land a MRI job -- ch. 23. New media opportunities -- pt. 5. ch. 24. Views for the top -- Leslie Ann Jones, Skywalker Sound -- Murray Allen, Electronic Arts -- Gary Gand, Gand Music & Sound -- Gregg Hildebrandt, TASCAM -- appendix A. Author's career path -- appendix B. Selected resources -- Periodicals -- Books -- Industry biographies -- Professional associations -- appendix C. Trade associations -- Index.

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