NNC.0E: Music Business Administration - Montreal

Trebas Institute

Course

In Montréal and Toronto (Canada)

Price on request

Description

  • Class hours

    540h

  • Duration

    45 Weeks

  • Start date

    September
    other dates

The music industry is a dynamic environment that is in constant flux, and recent developments in technology have created exciting opportunities for artists and entertainment companies (e.g., record labels, music publishers, production companies, concert promoters, app developers, etc.).

The Music Business Administration program at Trebas Institute provides world-class training to anyone wanting to launch a successful career in the music industry. Whether you are an entrepreneur thinking about starting your own business, or an artist wanting to take control of your career, our cutting-edge curriculum is designed to provide you with all of the tools and experience necessary to succeed.

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Location

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Montréal (Canada)
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Toronto (Canada)
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About this course

Throughout your three semesters at Trebas Institute, you’ll cover the following areas:

Planning and managing all of the aspects of an artist’s career
Protecting an artist’s rights and ensuring equitable remuneration
Planning and executing professional marketing campaigns
Drafting and negotiating the music industry’s most important contracts and agreements
Producing, coordinating and promoting live concerts and tours
Starting a business in the music industry
Entrepreneurship
Music publishing and administration
The fundamentals of music production
Effectively navigating the audio industry
Understanding and implementing career development activities

Our graduates pursue successful careers in the following roles:



Artist manager
Booking agent
Concert promoter
Copyright administrator (, management, royalties, collectives etc.)
Music marketing specialist (social media manager, publicist, radio tracker, etc.)
Music protection business entrepreneur (business startups for apps, artist services, etc.)
Music publisher
Record label owner/employee
Self-managed artist

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Subjects

  • Contracts
  • Music Technology
  • Technology
  • Music
  • Production
  • Industry
  • Marketing
  • Business Administration
  • Music Industry
  • Business and Administration
  • Music Production
  • Music Management
  • Media

Course programme

Overview of Term 1

During your first term, you will learn: the structure and inner workings of the music industry (e.g., key players, flow of money, current trends, etc.); how to successfully start and run a business within the music industry; how to produce and promote a concert (e.g., equipment, contracts with artists, venue selection, licenses and permits, etc.); as well as understand the important laws related to intellectual property and contracts within the music industry.
  • Music Industry- 45h
  • Business Startup- 45h
  • Concert Production- 45h
  • Contracts and Copyright Law- 45h
Overview of Term 2

In term 2, you will learn: the music production process in a professional studio with a real band; the foundations of marketing (e.g., market analysis, SWOT, defining a target market, etc.); social media fundamentals; as well as how to effectively plan and manage an artist’s career.
  • Music Production- 45h
  • Marketing- 45h
  • Communication and Social Media- 45h
  • Career Management- 45h
Overview of Term 3

In your final term, you will learn: how to effectively market an artist and related products online (e.g., setting up a website, playlisting, email strategy, etc.); the more traditional—but still widely-used—promotion tactics for artists and music releases (e.g., publicity, guerilla marketing, release parties, etc.); important management, communication, and leadership skills to successfully run a business in the music industry; as well as all of the most important legal and practical aspects of music publishing (e.g., song registration, contracts, licensing, etc.).
  • Digital Marketing- 45h
  • Promotion- 45h
  • Management and Financing of Cultural Enterprises- 45h
  • Music Publishing- 45h

NNC.0E: Music Business Administration - Montreal

Price on request