With the likes of Beggars-founder Martin Mills and the legendary Harvey Goldsmith contributing, this year’s Music & Media Finland conference is already starting to look like something to write home about.
One of the most eagerly anticipated events over the weekend will be the Music & Media Synch Summit, presented by Music Export Finland and A&R Worldwide. It is part of a series of customized offering designed to add a new productive dimension to the conference.
The Synch Summit is a ticketed, limited admission program, featuring 15 world-class music supervisors from TV, film, gaming and brands. In addition to the panels and classes given by these pros, participants of the synch program will have a chance to meet them face-to-face. This is a truly unique pitching opportunity.
Due to limited capacity, all registrations are binding and are only accepted until the event is at capacity. Registration is now open. Places on the program will be admitted on a first-come first-served basis and once at capacity, only binding waiting list registrations are accepted. A Music & Media Finland conference badge is required to access the Synch Summit sessions.
The Music & Media Synch Summit takes place on Friday, October 21.
- The 22nd Music & Media Finland conference takes place in Tampere, Finland, October 20-23, 2011: www.musiikkimedia.fi
- Lost In Music is a music festival that runs concurrently. Conference badges get you in to the gigs: www.lostinmusic.fi
- More information about Music & Media Synch Summit: www.musex.fi/synch-summit
- Music Export Finland: www.musex.fi
- A&R Worldwide: www.anrworldwide.com
Music & Media Finland is organised by Suomen Musiikki & Media-Tapahtumat S.M.M. Oy.
The most important Finnish event for the music and related industries is organised in co-operation with Lost in Music Ltd and Music Export Finland. The international program is funded by the Ministry of Employment and the Economy, the Ministry of Education and Culture, the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland, Creative Tampere, ESEK and LUSES.
Designated sessions in the international program are a part of the Finnish Music Express project, which is coordinated by the Sibelius Academy and Music Export Finland in co-operation with the Finnish Music Information Centre Fimic. The Project is funded by the European Social Fund, Centre for Economic Development, Transport and the Environment Häme and the City of Helsinki.
A&R Worldwide is an independent artist discovery, development, marketing and consulting platform that works with those vested in music and looking to build new creative and commercial opportunities globally.
