Day 2 of MW:M20 brings us to our MW:M Satellites, proudly curated by some prominent partners. Taking place online and at the same time all over Berlin on Nov 5th, they are the bread and butter of this year’s conference.
With a variety of workshops, office hours, and talks, they are the best place to network and form new partnerships and friendships – online and on-site!
Meet the most innovative visionaries, companies and individuals from Berlin’s creative scene – you might just bump into your next big opportunity! Get your free MW:M Satellites ticket today.
#ZUKUNFTSMUSIK AT MW:M20
Salon Zukunftsmusik VOL. 2020 opens its doors to exchange ideas with the Future Music Task Force and Future Musicians on the topics of diversity, the future and sustainability in the music business.
During the talk, the young Future Musicians of the Season 1. #Zukunftsmusik2020 are going to present their original 7-track EP, produced and recorded in spite of the difficulties 2020 has brought.
Members of the German Bundestag and other cultural committee members get to know the BMC and the initiators of Aktionsnetzwerk Nachhaltigkeit in Kultur und Medien.
From political representation of interests to discounts at GEMA, the VUT online consultation hour will cover all that VUT has to offer, including an introduction to the office staff.
This session will focus on equality in music, fashion and media. The panel guests will analyse the current situation in Berlin and compare empowering examples from different cultures, from Kawaii to South American rock music.
Join us in exploring the different aspects of equality and in finding sustainable approaches to make our professional environment even more diverse.
Dussmann das KulturKaufhaus will present the sensational PHONOCUT, which enables you to cut durable dubplates from everything you have as a music file.
They show how it works, what it costs and when the device will be ready for series production – a world premiere in Berlin!
Find out all there is to know about music publishers; how to find them, what they do, standard splits, GEMA, fair contracts and how artists earn revenue through publishing.
Does internationalisation from home work? This talk examines global markets in times of restrictions. Can businesses and artists continue to progress internationally?
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