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2011 EACH ONE TEACH ONE MUSIC AND RADIO CONFERENCESaturday, November 19, 2011 from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM (ET)Pittsburgh, PA |
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2011 Each One Teach One 3rd Music and Radio Conference
Sponsored by: New Pittsburgh Courier, Soul-Patrol.com, Arts Greenhouse, Umoja African Arts, Laptop ETC., Black Music Education Project
Kevin Amos is assembling together once again a dynamic group of folks from international, local and national levels that he has been associated with throughout his 31 years in broadcasting and the arts.
On Saturday November 19 2011, Amos will gather friends and colleagues from around the country for his third "Each One, Teach One" conference. The Each One Teach One music and radio conference will bring together incredible array of musicians, arts advocates, policymakers, technologists, media representatives and industry figures to discuss issues at the intersection of music, technology, policy and law. Your participation in these conversations are crucial. Please join us on November 19 for Pittsburgh's one and only home grown music-tech- radio conference. This year's conference returns to the Campus of Carnegie-Mellon University. The location is Room 103 in Margret Morrison Hall.
The event brings together a wide array of music, broadcasting and journalism professionals and novices, who discuss everything from the local music scene to navigating the ever-evolving world of online content.
It conference will take place from 9:00AM-4:30PM. Admission is free of charge and open to the public.
The conference is important for young people, consumers, and music fans in general as well as the artists. It provides an excellent opportunity for networking. The information that will be shared is invaluable and is being provided at no cost. The participants are donating their time and are willing to share information. All we are asking everyone to do is just show up to take in the knowledge shared."
Co-sponsorships for this groundbreaking annual event are available by contacting Kevin Amos: kevinamosproducer@hotmail.com
Conference coordinator: (412) -506-0206
When & Where
Carnegie-Mellon University
Margret Morrison Hall
Room 103
Pittsburgh,
PA 15213
Saturday, November 19, 2011 from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM (ET)
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Hosted By
Kevin Amos, The Arts Greenhouse
Kevin Amos presents special music and communications events through Morningstar Productions and Morningstar Enterprises. The Arts Greenhouse is a hip-hop music education program that serves Pittsburgh teens through music technology classes, music recording projects, hip-hop performances, and workshops on special topics relating to hip-hop. Currently the Arts Greenhouse holds classes at Carnegie Mellon, records with the School of Music, and organizes workshops in various locations in and near Pittsburgh.
SCHEDULE:
Welcome from Kevin Amos 8:50am
“Creating a new inch with an old ruler?”
Promotions 101 9:00-9:30am, Jere B of Soundoctrine
“Marketing Your New Release Online & Off”
Promotions/Production Panel 9:30-10am
Panelists: Darcel Madkins/Umoja African Arts, Tanisha Jackson/Entertainment Attorney, Don Bell/Producer
Copyright in the Digital age 10-11am, Dr. Carlos Broussard
Lunch –Various food vendors on 1st and 2nd floor of University Center
Developing community voices: Moderator, C. Denise Johnson
Panelists: Eric Gaines/New Pittsburgh Courier, Vincent Eirene/Blast Furnace Radio, Rick Adams (theradioactivist)/Ebony Spectrum
New Media presentations: Noon-1pm
Internet radio presentation by the “Techno Granny”, Joanne Quinn Smith. 2009 National SBA Journalist of the Year, Talkcast Host, Publisher of PositivelyPittsburghLiveMagazine.com, Noon
Andrew W. Thornhill our "Transmedia" expert will be at this year's conference. He is a nationally recognized authority on change in the media marketplace, digital media and the industry-wide, 2009 DTV transition.
Topic : Radio As Anchor For Digital Storytelling
Transmedia: Reviewing The Thornhill News Radio Show 12:30pm
Jazz Panel 1pm
Panelists: Kenny Blake, Ian Smith, others (TBA)
Real Rock…A chat on Black Rock moderated by Christiane D with Duane Jones, Oyo Ellis and others (TBA) 1:30pm
Americana Soul: “The Blue Roots of Americana Music." A presentation by David Jasaga Sawyer, 2pm
Blues Panel with JD of Muddy Kreek, Ms Freddye and Amir Rashid, 2:30pm
Hip Hop: Paradise Gray and Jasiri Xtra will present "How to Succeed In Hip-hop Without Selling your Soul", 3pm
Hip Hop panel with Amos Levy of the Arts Greenhouse, Christian Nowlin, Da Button Pusha and DJ Goodnight, 3:30pm
Independent Artists panel with Myron Ruffin, Bobby Fulton, Jere B and others (TBA), 4pm
Wrap Up from Kevin Amos- 4:30pm
Reception 5-7pm,
Kazanda’s Café
5943 Penn Avenue (next to Laptop ETC)
Our conference this year is dedicated to three individuals who believed in sharing their gifts with others in the community and they are Bill Ramsey (Ram-Z) legendary videographer and producer, Richard (Dick) Vitalie my good friend and former bandmate, and Luther DeJaurnett, one of Pittsburgh’s Jazz guitar legends. They have touched me and others by reaching out. We miss you all.
We would also like to take time and thank all of our community partners:
Arts Greenhouse
New Pittsburgh Courier
Umoja African Arts
Soul- Patrol.Com
P.R.O.M.I.S.E.
Laptop ETC