The Music Industry Guidebook: A clear guide to getting a job in the music business. . .fast!
Book Details
Author(s)
Doc Kane
Publisher
Roscommon Press
ISBN / ASIN
B003B3O43W
ISBN-13
978B003B3O433
Sales Rank
#1,227,394
Marketplace
United States 🇺🇸
Description
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Breaking into the music business is simple with The Music Industry Guidebook. And in this jam-packed book you can use to get a job in the music business next week (no kidding), the path is laid out for you. So, whether you are a high school student with a dream to work in music or a college student searching for a way to snag an internship in the music industry, Doc Kane's "Music Business Guidebook" provides a roadmap to get you there, and in rapid fashion.
What's inside:
***The secret to getting the most coveted record label internship of all - the Campus Rep job. (That's right, this internship pays!)
***The 10 best ways to get started in the music business even when you live in the most dead-end town imaginable.
***The single most important reason why anyone interested in a career in music MUST go to college. (you can almost guarantee you'll never guess why!)
***5 fail-proof ways to get noticed and increase your chances for internships at radio stations and record labels.
How to get your first job in radio, the easy way - hands down.
... and much more, all delivered with the humor and resources Doc Kane's readers have come to expect since his start covering the behind the scenes of the entertainment industry in 1994.
About the Author: Doc Kane is the founder of musicbusinesspage.com a music industry career advice site online since 1994 and veteran of both the music and education industries. For over 17 years he has helped thousands of people find their way toward a career in music. Doc has held many positions in the entertainment world since his days as a campus rep for Virgin Records while in college, including those in artist management, record promotion, radio and consulting. Doc recently conduced archival research for The History Channel's six hour "Vietnam in HD" film, and currently lives on the East Coast of the United States.
Breaking into the music business is simple with The Music Industry Guidebook. And in this jam-packed book you can use to get a job in the music business next week (no kidding), the path is laid out for you. So, whether you are a high school student with a dream to work in music or a college student searching for a way to snag an internship in the music industry, Doc Kane's "Music Business Guidebook" provides a roadmap to get you there, and in rapid fashion.
What's inside:
***The secret to getting the most coveted record label internship of all - the Campus Rep job. (That's right, this internship pays!)
***The 10 best ways to get started in the music business even when you live in the most dead-end town imaginable.
***The single most important reason why anyone interested in a career in music MUST go to college. (you can almost guarantee you'll never guess why!)
***5 fail-proof ways to get noticed and increase your chances for internships at radio stations and record labels.
How to get your first job in radio, the easy way - hands down.
... and much more, all delivered with the humor and resources Doc Kane's readers have come to expect since his start covering the behind the scenes of the entertainment industry in 1994.
About the Author: Doc Kane is the founder of musicbusinesspage.com a music industry career advice site online since 1994 and veteran of both the music and education industries. For over 17 years he has helped thousands of people find their way toward a career in music. Doc has held many positions in the entertainment world since his days as a campus rep for Virgin Records while in college, including those in artist management, record promotion, radio and consulting. Doc recently conduced archival research for The History Channel's six hour "Vietnam in HD" film, and currently lives on the East Coast of the United States.
