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Music Business Tip: Andrew shares the #1 Mistake bands, artists and musicians make when marketing music on facebook ( social media in general) Rather than trying to trick or bribe someone into liking your page why not let it be genuine? That's how you gain true fans, that's how you make it to the next step, that's how you make it in the music business , with true fans. Related articles Song To Song Is Disappointing As Both A Musical And Personal Drama The 10 Most Innovative Companies In Music 2017 Chance the Rapper has some words for all those who think he's no longer an independent artist Big Sean Launches 'Mogul Prep' Education Program Take That's Gary Barlow on the music industry: 'Phones and selfies have changed everything' 20 Fantastic SXSW Sessions on March 17 Steve Nicks Explains Why There Won't be a New Fleetwood Mac Record Steve Nicks Explains Why There Won't be a New Fleetwood Mac Record Thornton School of Music

In this video tutorial I explain how musicians can do marketing for the music they make, and make money from their music by doing successful music promotion and marketing. It is difficult to sell music, but it can be done. In the video tutorial I talk about how musicians can fund their music ventures by selling music online and do live shows locally to make money from their music online and offline . Many musicians come to me and ask how to raise money. Unfortunately, it is very difficult to raise money for music. My advice is to begin growing their reach and their marketing channels any way they can. This can mean starting and making money from their own YouTube channel and other social media websites. They can also sell their music on iTunes . And then there is the old and traditional way of making money if you are a musician, which is playing shows. Related articles Music Choice To Feature Exclusive ACM Awards Content The best connected speakers of 2017 Photo F

There are three ways to embrace creativity and your family. Maybe you are a parent, balancing a full time job or school, have an illness, or are taking care of an ailing relative. Fitting in time for film, music , art, and other creative pursuits may seem impossible, but you can do it by following these three key ways: 1) Prioritize Your Life 2) Strategize a Plan 3) Economize Your Time In this video I give you some pointers on how you can try to balance creativity and your family life and other "real world" obligations and responsibilities. You CAN enjoy creativity, whether it is art, music, film, or writing. Please SUBSCRIBE and let me know what you think in the comments below! Don't forget to SHARE this video if you find it helpful! Twitter @dalatindiva sabrinapenayoung.wordpress.com sabrinapenayoung.blogspot.com Related articles Music Choice To Feature Exclusive ACM Awards Content The best connected speakers of 2017 Photo

How to do Color Correction in Final Cut for Moviestorm Animation Footage - Sabrina Pena Young So I am making a short animated film for an upcoming film contest in Buffalo. I've been using a program called Moviestorm for a long time now for animation , but the results are missing that cinematic look. So I just bought a new mac last year with Final Cut X and now am doing color grading , color correction , and some basic focusing to make the shots look more vibrant. For this short film , called the Murder Zone, I am borrowing the color palette from 2001: A Space Odyssey . I am not copying the color scheme exactly, but I am borrowing some of the colors and using the palette as a guide. You can download these palettes online with google. Just look for "color palettes famous films" and literally a hundred palettes will be available through Google images . Best of luck on your own work! @dalatindiva sabrinapenayoung.wordpress.com Related articles

  Bryan Carter and his band swing music for you and show you how this rhythmic feel is the backbone of Jazz ! Learn more at the Jazz Academy:  http://academy.jazz.org Bryan Carter - Drums Camille Thurman - Saxophone Chris Pattishall - Piano Justin Poindexter - Guitar Kathleen Murray - Bass Eric Suquet - Director Bill Thomas - Director of Photography Aaron Chandler - Sound Engineer Richard Emery - Production Assistant Seton Hawkins - Producer Related articles 50 Lagos jazz artistes to perform 50 Lagos songs for Lagos @ 50 Grammy-Winning Latin Flutist Dave Valentin Dies At 64 What the Utah Jazz have to do to have a good postseason Meet the Swing Sisters: New Children’s Book Celebrates First All-Female Integrated Jazz Band Butler, second unit help Bulls beat Jazz 95-86 COLUMN: Paul Cornish finds freedom in jazz Meet the Lucky Service Dog Who Gets to Tour with Blake Shelton and RaeLynn Hill Scores Season-High 34 Points As Jazz Beat Nets Jazz in NYC This We