The Science of Artist Management

Course Number
MB-613
Description

This course is an in-depth exploration of the processes and activities related to management of artists. Students learn how to represent an act by focusing on the many facets of the music industry a personal manager must address. Students learn about the different roles on an artist’s team and other people managers encounter, including understanding who is responsible for which tasks, and how to get the deliverables they need. Students also learn about the environment they must navigate as managers, including record labels, live events, contract negotiations, budgeting, union and government regulations, talent shopping, and more. Finally, students develop a tool kit in order to perform in the role of personal manager with skill and finesse through both theoretical and practical application of this knowledge.  

Credits
3
Prerequisites
None
Required Of
None; elective course in GEMB
Electable By
GEMB graduate students
Semesters Offered
Fall, Spring, Summer
Location
Valencia
Department
GEMB
Course Chair
Emilien Moyon
Taught By
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