Music Business

Artist's Professional Team (1)

The Music Telegraph | Text 2019/02/07 [11:40]
Music Business

Artist's Professional Team (1)

The Music Telegraph| 입력 : 2019/02/07 [11:40]

▲ Artist's professional team    

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Artist's Professional Team (1)

 

 

 

Personal Manager

Covers the day-to-day development, personal advice and guidance, and the planning of the long-range direction of the talent’s career. Also, covers the supervision of all other professionals that are advising guiding and/or working for the artist. The best personal managers are great negotiator-deal makers.

 

 

 

Personal Manager Evaluation

- Is s/he, reputedly, honest and willing to work hard for you?

 

- Will you accept his/her direction and guidance?

 

- Do you jointly share the same ultimate goals for the act?

 

- Is s/he experienced and established in your music field?

 

- Does s/he have industry contacts?

 

- Does s/he have time to devote to your development?

 

- Do you believe this manager will be attentive to your needs, return your phone calls and encourage you - even counsel you - curing lean times, despite involvement with other acts/artist paying higher commissions to him/her?

 

- Can s/he anticipate your developmental needs, then motivate, shape, focus and energize you toward greatness?

 

- Do you want to collaborate with this person - for years?

 

- Can s/he: Get tough, on your behalf, without becoming obnoxious; be effective and efficient; represent you with dignity and class, and increase the prestige of your working name and reputation, or that of your hands?

 

 

 

Talent Agent

The agent approaches promoters and producers a schedule for the tour. They are business finders and negotiators, whether as booking agent or a general marketer of the individual or packaged talent. He/she can be any person who, on behalf of a second person or company, has the authority to enter into contractual agreements that are binding on the second party. The agent finds or receives offers of employment for the talent and negotiates the contract.

 

 

 

Tour Manager

The tour manager arranges transportation, accommodations and equipment and supervises every aspect of touring. He/she plans, organizes and negotiates every facet of the tour, in order to build a near flawless experience. The assistant tour manager is often featured in one other touring role; for instance: live sound, lighting, security, stage safety, or music director.

 

 

 

 

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