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Entertainment Media

School: UCLA Extension
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Digital Entertainment Media
Course Format: Classroom
Learn about core technologies fueling the ongoing digital mass media revolution in television, music, movies, and mobility. Lectures and discussions with industry guests, as well as case studies, focus on current business and production issues and introduce new business models. Topics include advertising’s new TV technology, including new rules and new metrics; digital TV formats for produ...
 

School: Globe University and Minnesota School of Business
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Advanced Audio Production
Course Format: Classroom
This course applies the concepts and skills learned in MB175 and MB225 to further studies in audio production. The student is encouraged to utilize their audio and MIDI production skills in the production of intermediate to advanced media projects. Emphasis is placed on advanced mixing skills and developing critical listening skills for the audio engineer. The course also explores the use of au...
 

Music Business Advanced
Course Format: Classroom
This course must be taken in the final quarter of the program. Topics include advanced concepts of music economics, emphasizing production point systems, advance copyrights and publishing, executive production, budget management, record company administration, product delivery requirements and promotions. The course requires compilation of the written portion of the digital resume and creation ...
 

Music Business Current Trends
Course Format: Classroom
This course is a look at current events and trends in the music business. Students follow the changing dynamics of the music industry, focusing on new technologies such as digital distribution, Internet record companies, artist Web sites and online marketing and promotion. The course uses key industry trade magazines and Web sites to examine mergers and acquisitions of record companies, retail ...
 

MIDI Production
Course Format: Classroom
Students apply and develop skills learned in Audio Production and learn the digital instrument protocol MIDI. Using ProTools and keyboard synthesizers, they practice MIDI connectivity and hardware and software applications. They also learn digital music and audio production techniques, integration of MIDI, and audio production with video.
 

Audio Production
Course Format: Classroom
This course introduces concepts, procedures and skills applied to audio production of music and other media. Students practice hands-on applications of the digital recording process, learning the fundamentals of the digital audio workstation and creating projects using sequencing, track recording, signal routing, signal processing and mixing basics. The keyboard synthesizer is used for audio pr...
 

Music Business in Radio and Television
Course Format: Classroom
This course presents the marketing, promotion and history of popular music in radio and television, emphasizing the relationship between the music business and radio and television. Students examine the effects of independent promotion, payola, music licensing and media consolidation and mergers on the music industry. Topics include advertising agencies, playlists, program direction, radio form...
 

Artist Management and Live Performance
Course Format: Classroom
This course is a comprehensive overview of artist management. Topics include day-to-day responsibilities, methods to market in order to expose clients to the music industry and general public, how an artist manager typically gets paid, and strategies for attracting clients. The course also examines the concert industry and roles of booking agents, concert promoters and merchandising. When possi...
 

Copyright and Music Publishing
Course Format: Classroom
This course explores the revenue stream created by copyrights, emphasizing copyright law as it pertains to sound recordings and songwriting. Students examine administration and sources of income generated by copyrighted materials through music publishing, study major publishing companies and analyze songwriter contracts with publishers and record labels.
 

Recording Industry
Course Format: Classroom
This course examines the role of the recording industry in the music business. It explores the history of major and independent record labels, current record companies, the distribution of recorded music and the role of retail in music distribution. Students examine artist/label agreements, study contractual language and content and discuss current marketing techniques for record companies.
 

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