Featuring Brooke Wentz
Thursday, November 15th, 2007
Rights Workshop founder Brooke Wentz will share information on music rights for film, television, and soundtrack production. This panel is ideal for independent filmmakers, producers and composers. The topics to be covered are: copyright clearance, synchronization and master use licensing, music supervision, public domain and music cue sheets. Come for an in-depth look at the difficult climate of the music industry today and how it relates to the visual arts.The meeting will begin with networking and a light reception followed by the panel discussion.
DATE:
Thursday November 15, 2007
TIME:
7:00 p.m. Networking and light refreshments
7:30 - 9:00 p.m. Panel
9:00 - 9:30 Networking
San Francisco School of Digital Filmmaking 2565 Third St., Suite #337, between 22nd & 23rd Streets San Francisco CA
PANELISTS:
Brooke Wentz, Founder, The Rights Workshop
Other panelists to be announced
FEATURING:
BROOKE WENTZ is a 25-year veteran of the music and recording industry. Her business, the Rights Workshop, provides music supervision, licensing, rights clearance and digital promotions. Ms. Wentz supervises music for film (The Devil & Daniel Johnston, Ballets Russes, Imelda, The Unforeseen, The Weather Underground) and television (ESPN, HBO, Discovery), soundtracks, artists’ commissions and soundtrack productions. She headed up the music department for the ESPN networks and was Manager of A&R Administration for Arista Records. She is a Billboard award-winning producer and has produced over 25 recordings and soundtracks, including the Times Square Millennium Celebration.
Although many BAWIFT special events include both men and women, our general monthly meetings, such as this one, are for women only. This event is Free for current BAWIFT members, $5 for non-BAWIFT members. $3 for non-BAWIFT members with student ID.
