Norwich Sound and Vision
Norwich Sound and Vision is an annual event which showcases the best of Norwich music and film talent and also brings industry professionals to Norwich in the form of visitors and panel guests.
The conference panels include ‘Pitching music for film & TV’, ‘The A&R panel’, How to get a slot at a major music festival’, Licensing music to video games’, ‘How to make a good music video’ and ‘Opportunities for new music in national radio’.
There will also be a full day of conference panels for screenwriters and film makers as well as a short film festival, networking receptions and other special events. Check the Norwich Sound & Vision website for updates on the programme.
Confirmed bands for the John Peel Festival of New Music include: Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, Liars, Errors, Tall Ships, Virals, Public Service Broadcasting, Mary Epworth, Cold Specks, Luke Abbott, Vuvuvultures, Dad Rocks!, Dam Mantle, Deaf Club, and Bwani Junction!
Confirmed speakers at the Norwich Sound and Vision conference include: Huw Stephens (BBC Radio One), Simon Raymonde (Bella Union / Cocteau Twins), Rebecca Rienks (E! Entertainment), Pip Newby (PIAS), Brian Mahoney (Sony ATV), Paul Stokes (Q Magazine), Jos Watkins (Parlophone), Ryan Farley (Warner Chappell), Martin Hewitt (Sony Playstation), Jonathan Tester (Bucks Publishing), Amine Ramer (States Of Sound) and Matt Riley (Hospital Records).
The conference panels include ‘Pitching music for film & TV’, ‘The A&R panel’, How to get a slot at a major music festival’, Licensing music to video games’, ‘How to make a good music video’ and ‘Opportunities for new music in national radio’.
There will also be a full day of conference panels for screenwriters and film makers as well as a short film festival, networking receptions and other special events. Check the Norwich Sound & Vision website for updates on the programme.
Confirmed bands for the John Peel Festival of New Music include: Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, Liars, Errors, Tall Ships, Virals, Public Service Broadcasting, Mary Epworth, Cold Specks, Luke Abbott, Vuvuvultures, Dad Rocks!, Dam Mantle, Deaf Club, and Bwani Junction!
Confirmed speakers at the Norwich Sound and Vision conference include: Huw Stephens (BBC Radio One), Simon Raymonde (Bella Union / Cocteau Twins), Rebecca Rienks (E! Entertainment), Pip Newby (PIAS), Brian Mahoney (Sony ATV), Paul Stokes (Q Magazine), Jos Watkins (Parlophone), Ryan Farley (Warner Chappell), Martin Hewitt (Sony Playstation), Jonathan Tester (Bucks Publishing), Amine Ramer (States Of Sound) and Matt Riley (Hospital Records).