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Play by the Rules in Music Business

On the 2nd of November 2019 Nguwe Wedwa Youth Development Organization is hosting a Music Entrepreneurial seminar that explores important topics for artists at different levels, but crucial for emerging artists. Nguwe Wedwa is inviting the youth from Durban and surrounding areas to attend this workshop. Here are some of the engagement topics below:
                                   

                      Important Organizations and registrations
                      Piracy
                      Types of Contracts, Copyright
                      Artist Manager and IP
                      Entertainment Lawyers
                      Record Label in relation to IP
                      What to do if you want to be signed
                      Who/What is SAMRO?
                      How do I get registered?
                      Royalties
                      Understanding your rights as an upcoming artist                 


The theme for this workshop is: "Play by the Rules in the Music Business." Please see event details below:
Date: 02 November 2019
Time: 11 am
Venue: Umnini Thusong Centre, Umgababa
For inquiries please contact Mbongeleni Mzimela on 073 924 7753


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