Planning For Success: Guest Lecture Series

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Planning For Success: Guest Lecture Series

Time: June 18, 2008 at 10am
Location: Pyramind, San Francisco
Street: 832 Folsom St.
City/State: San Francisco, CA
Info/Tickets/Map: http://www.pyramind.com
Event Type: lecture
Organized By: Pyramind
Latest Activity: Jun 10, 2008

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Professional Musician Allen Whitman will appear at Pyramind's June “Planning for Success” seminar. Admission is FREE.

June 2, 2008, San Francisco, CA – Pyramind announces its June “Planning for Success” seminar with professional composer and musician, Allen Whitman. Pyramind's monthly guest lecture series, “Planning for Success,” is focused on entrepreneurship and success stories in the music industry. Each month a different guest is invited to speak about their unique music industry career path and what lead them to where they are today. “Planning for Success” is designed to show the many facets of the music business, including composing, recording, technology, production, marketing, and distribution, and provide a networking opportunity for all participants. This FREE community service is open to the public and is a requirement for all Pyramind students.

With over 37-years of experience in performing, recording, producing, licensing, composing, and touring, the Bay Area-based Allen Whitman has worked in numerous musical genres, from rock to music for theater and even spoken word, with equally diverse musicians, including The Mermen, Tiny Tim, The Inkspots, Henry Kaiser, Helios Creed, and The Sandals.

As half of The FezGuys duo (www.fezguys.com), Whitman, with his technophile partner Jon Luini, is the co-author of the comprehensive book, “Streaming Audio: The FezGuys' Guide.” The FezGuys have contributed five years of monthly columns, stories, interviews, and editorials to such diverse publications as The San Francisco Examiner, Wired, Yahoo! Internet Life, and leading recording industry and enthusiast publications TapeOp, EQ, Pro Sound News, and Surround Professional. As a moderator, panelist, and interviewer, Whitman has lectured at countless music and multimedia events from Macworld, to South By Southwest, and the National Association of Broadcasters. Whitman also serves on the board of the ground-breaking Independent Distribution Collective, a revolutionary music distribution company working in association with Pyramind.

Whitman's seminar, which will surely inspire and motivate, will cover just about every subject from music creation to production and distribution.

Where: Pyramind, 832 Folsom Street, San Francisco
When: June 18, 2008 - 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Cost: FREE
Requirements: All general public must RSVP in advance to Bryan@pyramind.com

About Pyramind:
Pyramind is a state-of-the-art Production and Training facility offering music, media, and interactive sound development services, and unparalleled audio arts education programs. Pyramind students realize their professional and creative goals through a proven curriculum combined with intensive, real-world recording studio environments. Graduates leave with technology certifications from companies like Apple, Digidesign, and Logic, ready to play their part in the digital media revolution.

For more information visit: www.pyramind.com or call Bryan at: 415-896-9800

SOURCE: http://www.pyramind.com/school/staff/bios/a_whitman.php

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