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SUMMARY:The Learning Network: The Impact of Policy on the Creative Community
DESCRIPTION:The Learning Network: The Impact of Policy on the Creative Community (Originally scheduled December 2015)  – This session of the Learning Network is designed to provide the music community with an update on what is happening in DC related to establishing various policies impacting the payment\, usage and exploitation of music as well as to: \nExpress the need and opportunity to understand what issues impact the music community and industry’s livelihoods. \nExplore the impact of gentrification on Nashville’s creative community\, history and growth along with the policies surrounding gentrification. \nAdditionally\, each panelist will speak to what their organization is doing to address changes in the music industry and support the future of the creative music community. \n  \nPANELISTS:  \nModerator:  Rachel Skaggs (Vanderbilt) \no   Mitch Glazier (LM ’10)\, EVP\, Government & Industry Relations\, RIAA \no   Dave Pomeroy (LM ’07)\, President\,  AFM Local 257 \no   Casey Summar (LM ’15)\, Executive Director\, Arts & Business Council of Greater Nashville \n  \nBuy tickets here. \n 
URL:https://copyrightsocietyofthesouth.com/event/the-learning-network-the-impact-of-policy-on-the-creative-community/
LOCATION:The First Amendment Center\, 1207 18th Avenue South\, Nashville
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SUMMARY:From Guitar to Joystick: A Panel Discussion on Use of Music in the Gaming Industry
DESCRIPTION:PANELISTS: \nLouis-Phillipe Caron\, Music Licensing Specialist – Ubisoft \nSteve Schnur\, President of Music – Electronic Arts (EA) Video Games \nLouis-Philippe and his team handle music licensing matters and requests for all of Ubisoft’s production and marketing needs. Along with copyright clearances\, they supply teams with a vast pool of musical suggestions and collaborate on musical choices for successful brands such as Assassin’s Creed\, Just Dance\, Far Cry\, Splinter Cell and Rocksmith. Prior to Ubisoft\, he spent two years working for the publisher Third Side Music while participating in several music initiatives. \nSteve Schnur has been a professional musician\, record and publishing executive\, music supervisor\, songwriter\, composer\, record producer\, label president\, TV executive producer and more. Along the way\, he has moved the needle and changed the game in the fields of music\, movies\, television\, sports\, video games and digital interactive entertainment around the world.\nHe has been profiled by the New York Times\, London Financial Times and CNN\, named ‘One of the Most Creative People in Entertainment’ by Entertainment Weekly\, ‘One of the Most Powerful People in the Music Business’ and ‘One of the Top 20 Power Players in the Digital Entertainment’ by Billboard\, and ‘One of the Top 25 Power Players in the New Hollywood’ by The Wall Street Journal. \nThere will be a reception following the panel. \nPlease click this link to RSVP.  This is an unattended mailbox. \nPlease RSVP by:\nFriday\, March 18\, 2016 \n 
URL:https://copyrightsocietyofthesouth.com/event/from-guitar-to-joystick-a-panel-discussion-on-use-of-music-in-the-gaming-industry/
LOCATION:ASCAP\, 2 Music Square West\, Nashville\, TN\, 37203\, United States
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