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MUSIC MANAGERS FORUM, IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE FOLLOWING FUNDING BODIES (AND BECAUSE YOU ASKED FOR IT) .....

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AUCKLAND SEMINAR ON FUNDING – TUES 28 JULY

A rare chance to sit in a room with the three major funding bodies and find out exactly how to go about applying for grants. All three speakers will do a general introduction to their respective funding schemes and then will be taking one on one meetings with members.

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NZ ON AIR – BRENDAN SMYTH - Brendan will talk you through the NZ on Air New Artist Grants, Video Grants, Phase Four Recording Grants and International Grants

OUTWARD SOUND – GARY FORTUNE - Gary can outline the criteria for applying for Outward Sound Phase One Grants (up to $10,000), Phase Two Grants (up to $20,000) and Phase Three Grants (up to $30,000) for international

CREATIVE NEW ZEALAND – Anton CarterAnton will run through the process for applying for Creative New Zealand Grants and what musical projects are eligible and which are not.

AUCKLAND FUNDING SEMINAR

WHEN: Tuesday, 27 July

WHERE: APRA Office,Unit 113,Zone 23,21-23 Edwin St,Mt Eden

TIME: 6PM – 8PM

 

Public Performance Royalties Made Easy

A seminar for music managers of all levels

Wellington
Wednesday 14th July - Bar Bodega101 Ghuznee Street 6-8pm

Christchurch
Thursday 15th July - Dux De Lux Cnr Hereford & Montreal Streets 6-8pm

 Hosted by Lorraine Owen (MMF), Dean Cameron (PPNZ) and Petrina George (APRA)

Quite a few bands/band managers are not completing their live returns. This means you are missing out on making money you deserve!

 APRA and PPNZ work directly with their members to ensure they are paid royalties from the public performance and broadcast of their work. But you need to register with APRA and PPNZ to cover both the musical work and sound recording copyrights. Increasingly this is a job that’s done by Managers.

We hope you can make it to this very important seminar for music managers of all levels

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Welcome to the New Zealand Music Managers Forum (MMF) Website

The Music Managers’ Forum (MMF) is a national not-for-profit organisation formed in 2003 for music managers, self-managed artists and anyone with an interest in becoming a manager.

The MMF offers professional development and networking opportunities around the country for people to share and learn from the experiences of others, and an avenue through which common problems and areas of concern can be discussed.  

There are currently 4 regional areas for the MMF in Auckland, Canterbury, Otago, and Wellington. The MMF ultimately seeks to improve the managers’ capacity to support the careers of the artists they represent.

The MMF New Zealand is part of International Music Managers' Forum (IMMF) , a worldwide community of music managers. The IMMF has Permanent Observer status at the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) based at the United Nations in Geneva, working to preserve and enhance the rights that creators of copyright enjoy, making the past, present, and future of music possible. There are active MMF organisations in the United Kingdom, Canada, France, Germany, Sweden, Netherlands, Finland, Denmark, Norway, Poland, United States, Australia, and South Africa. The International Music Managers' Forum (IMMF) is also working toward developing affiliates in other countries of significance such as China, Ireland and Mexico.

In New Zealand, the MMF has representatives who sit on the board of the NZ Music Industry Commission and the NZ Music Month Committee. MMF Executive Members are also proactive in education through regular guest lecturing at universities, polytechnics and private training establishments.


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