Production music is a vital element in today’s soundscape and with its prominence come increasing challenges. Join the discussion with respected industry experts as we cover the most pressing issues facing the industry. Learn about the impact of the DMX case, the carve-out license, copyright challenges, foreign royalties, direct licensing and more on Thursday, October 11th at BMI’s New York headquarters.
Panelists include Matthew DeFilippis, ASCAP’s VP of New Media and Technology, Stuart Rosen, Senior VP and General Counsel at BMI, Adam Taylor, President of APM Music, Chris Valentini, General Manager of LeftField Pictures, and Hunter Williams, SESAC’s Sr. VP of Strategic Development & Distribution. The event will be moderated by Joel Goodman, President of Cue Music and founder of MusicBox.
The event is open to all interested professionals. The cost to attend is $15 for non-members or guests and $10 for PMA members. The meeting will be held from 6:00 PM – 8:30 PM at BMI’s New York offices located at 7 World Trade Center (250 Greenwich Street). An RSVP is required to attend and must be received at Debra@pmamusic.com no later than October 8th.
About THE PMA
The PMA is a non-profit, volunteer organization comprising over 430 member companies including major-label publishers, national independents and small boutique libraries and is providing crucial leadership to protect the value of their work. The PMA provides education, support and advocacy on behalf of the production music community and is acknowledged across the industry as the Voice of Production Music. For more information visit www.pmamusic.com.
