Schedule
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
#FilmTVConf
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2012
7:30pm – 11:00pm
SCREENING – “NOT FADE AWAY”
Immediately Following: Q&A with David Chase & Wine and Cheese Reception
Paramount Theatre at Paramount Pictures Studios
5555 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood
(Please enter through the Bronson gate at Melrose and Bronson Avenues. Screening and reception for registered attendees only. Transportation not included to and from the screening.)
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24
8:00am - 5:00pm
REGISTRATION & EXHIBIT TABLES
2nd Floor
8:00am – 9:00am
CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
Great Room Foyer, second floor
Hosted by APM Music
8:45am - 9:00am
WELCOME REMARKS
Bill Werde, Editorial Director, Billboard
Roy MacKinnon, VP of Marketing, First Entertainment Credit Union
9:00am - 9:45am
COMPOSERS, PRODUCERS & DIRECTORS: WHAT IT TAKES TO BUILD A TEAM
The collaborative nature of film and television is evident more than ever in the music departments. Executives and musicians will discuss how teams of composers, music supervisors and editors are built.
Moderator:
Jonathan McHugh, Film/TV Producer and Music Supervision, Song Stew Entertainment
Speakers:
Stephan Altman, Creative Director & Founder, Mophonics
Adam Anders, Executive Music Producer, Glee
Bob Bowen, EVP - Head of Music, Relativity Media
Steve Schnur, President, EA Music Group
Steve Vincent, VP of Music and Soundtracks, Disney Channel Worldwide
Geoff Zanelli, Composer
10:00am – 10:45 am
GREETINGS FROM ADVERTISING PARK: COMMERCIALS AND MUSIC
Hosted by: Killer Tracks
A look at into the increasingly important world of music in commercials, whether it be original songs, scores or covers.
Moderator:
Josh Rabinowitz, SVP/Director of Music, Grey
Speakers:
Craig DeLeon, Creative Director/Composer, Human Worldwide
J.T. Griffith, Music Supervisor, Nike
Rachel Jones, Zync Music
Brian Lambert, EVP/Head of Film & Television Music, Universal Music Publishing
Carianne Marshall, Partner, Songs Music Publishing
Jordan Passman, Founder, scorAscore
11:00am – 11:45am
KEYNOTE Q&A WITH GUSTAVO SANTAOLALLA
Two-time Academy Award-winning composer Gustavo Santaolalla will discuss his varied and storied career, covering his award-winning work on "Brokeback Mountain," "Motorcycle Diaries" and "Babel" plus his latest film score, "On the Road." The conversation will also explore his artistic relationships with directors, his first score for a video game, his work with nuevo tango group Bajofondo and his solo album that will be released in 2013.
Interviewed by:
Phil Gallo, Senior Editor, Film & TV, Billboard
12:00pm - 12:45pm
HOW MUSIC RIGHTS PAVED THE WAY FOR FILMS: MUSIC SUPERVISOR-PRODUCER PARTNERSHIPS
How many projects have been held up due to music rights not being cleared or too expensive? Music supervisors, publishers and others are finding new ways to smooth out the clearance process.
Moderator:
Phil Gallo, Senior Editor, Film & TV, Billboard
Speakers:
Rajeev Dassani, Director, “Watercolor Postcards”
Rhett Giles, Producer, “Watercolor Postcards”
Conrad Goode, Producer, Screenwriter and Lead Actor, “Watercolor Postcards”
Anna Granucci, Music supervisor and Associate Producer, “Watercolor Postcards”
Randy Miller, director/writer “CBGB,” “The Drummer”
Brad Rosenberger, producer/music supervisor “CBGB,” “The Drummer”
Jody Savin, producer/writer “CBGB,” “The Drummer”
12:45pm – 2:00pm
BREAK
2:00pm – 2:45pm
SONGS AND SCORES: A GATHERING OF MUSICIANS
An increasing number of established musicians and composers are working as recording artists, balancing scoring sessions, tours and making records.
Moderator:
Gary Calamar, Music Supervisor, GO Music/KCRW
Speakers:
Jim Akin, Filmmaker/Composer
Michael Andrews, Composer/Musician
Will Bates, Artist, Fall On Your Sword
Maria Mckee, Singer/Songwriter/Composer
Phil Mossman, Artist, Fall On Your Sword
Gingger Shankar, Composer
Nick Urata, Composer
3:00pm – 3:45pm
BREAKING BAD: STORYTELLING THROUGH MUSIC SUPERVISION AND COMPOSING
The creator of the hit series on AMC, Vince Gilligan, will discuss the increasing importance of music on the show with composer Dave Porter and music supervisor Thomas Golubic.
Interviewed by:
Bill Werde, Editorial Director, Billboard
Speakers:
Vince Gilligan, Creator/Producer
Thomas Golubic, Music Supervisor
Dave Porter, Composer
4:00pm – 5:00pm
EDM INVADES HOLLYWOOD
Hosted by: ASCAP
In the last couple of years, all the major movie studios have hired electronic music creators to offer a unique musical stamp on their biggest projects. DJs and composers are bringing electronic music out of the underground and into the movie theater, reaching a broader audience than ever before. What challenges has this new breed of film composers faced along the way, and what does it mean for the art of traditional film composing? A group of respected electronic composers answers these questions and more in this provocative panel.
Moderator:
Jason Bentley, DJ, KCRW
Speakers:
Mike Simpson, Composer
Henry Jackman, Composer
Junkie XL (Tom Holkenborg), Composer
5:00pm – 6:00pm
NETWORKING ROUNDTABLES
Life Without Labels: How Indies Fill the Gaps
Josh Marcy, Senior Creative Producer and Music Supervisor, Mophonics
Marketing Artists Through Licensing
John Anderson, CEO/Creative Services/Lifestyle, Hunnypot Unlimited
Pros and Cons of Placing Music on Cable TV
Jonathan Weiss, Music Supervisor, Bunim-Murray Productions
What Deal Terms Do Music Supervisors and Studios Ask For?
Helen Yu, Attorney/Owner, Yu Leseberg, A Prof. Law Corp
The Value in not Doing-It-Yourself
Keatly Haldeman, CEO/Co-Founder, Pigfactory
Production Music 101: Making Music That Sells
Wendie Colter, Director of Production, Megatrax Music
Behind the Scenes: Fee Structures, Deadlines And Consistent Placements
Nathalie Du Bois, Head of North America, Conexion
What To Look For In A Production Music Library
Debra Young Krizman, Executive Director, Production Music Association
Becoming an Artist Entrepreneur
Gilli Moon, Co-Founder, Songsalive!
The 12 Lessons of Rock ‘n Roll
Larry Butler, Owner, Did It Music & Z. Butler Agency
From Writing Assignments to Synch Placements
Angie Ruiz, Director of Film and TV licensing, Razor & Tie
From The Publisher's Perspective: How To Choose The Most Lucrative Visual Platform For A Song
Debra Delshad, Director Film, Television & Media, Ole
How To Pitch To The Advertising World
Jason Kramer, Music Supervisor, Elias Arts
6:00pm – 7:30pm
NETWORKING HAPPY HOUR
12:00am
SPECIAL MIDNIGHT SCREENING
Attendees are invited to the Los Angeles Premiere screening of this never before officially released film, The Rolling Stones Charlie is my Darling – Ireland 1965.
Charlie is my Darling showcases dramatic concert footage – including the first ever concert performance of the Stones counterculture classic, “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction” and candid, off-the-cuff interviews.
*RSVP required - Badge with special sticker needed for free entry.
Grauman’s Chinese Theatre – 6925 Hollywood Boulevard
Transportation not included to and from the screening.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25
8:30am – 5:00pm
REGISTRATION & EXHIBIT TABLES
2nd Floor
9:00am – 10:00am
CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
Great Room Foyer, 2nd Floor
9:30am – 9:45am
WELCOME REMARKS
Bill Werde, Editorial Director, Billboard
9:45am – 10:30am
ROCK DOCS ROLL: DOCUMENTARIES ON THE REBOUND
Film festivals, cable television, theaters and the Internet are providing an increasing number of platforms for music documentaries, both historical and of current acts. What does it take to get a doc on a screen?
Moderator:
David Leaf, Writer/Producer/Director, “ The U.S. vs. John Lennon”
Speakers:
Steven Kessler, Director, "Paul Williams Still Alive"
Robin Klein, Film Producer, “Charlie Is My Darling”
Morgan Neville, Documentary Filmmaker/Producer
Evan Saxon, Partner, D&E Entertainment
Glen Zipper, Head of Documentary Features, Exclusive Media’s Spitfire Pictures
10:45am – 11:30am
X-FACTOR Q&A WITH DEMI LOVATO AND L.A. REID
Epic Records Chairman/CEO and “X Factor” Judge Antonio “L.A.” Reid will take the stage with co-judge Demi Lovato to deliver a keynote Q&A at the Billboard Hollywood Reporter Film and TV Music Conference on Oct. 25.
Interviewed by:
Bill Werde, Editorial Director, Billboard
11:45am - 12:30pm
MUSIC SUPERVISORS: TASTE, VISION AND NEEDS
Hosted by: Getty Images Music
Today’s top music supervisors talk about the balance that has to go into any film or television show. What are their triumphs and discoveries and how do they find that perfect match of music and visual?
Introduction by:
Melinda Lee, Deputy GM, Getty Images Music
Moderator:
Frank Liwall, President & Founder, Royalty Network and Krian Music Group
Speakers:
Carl Falk, Songwriter & Producer
Nora Felder, Music Supervisor, Picture Music Company, Inc
Richard Glasser, Music Supervisor
Liza Richardson, Music Supervisor
Edwina Travis-Chin, Music Director, APM Music
Lia Vollack, President of Worldwide Music, Sony Pictures Entertainment
12:30pm - 1:45pm
BREAK
1:45pm – 2:30pm
KEYNOTE Q&A WITH CHRISTINA AGUILERA
A five-time Grammy Award winner and one of the top-selling artists of all-time, Aguilera is in a unique position to discuss the connection between film, TV, and music. Her career started on television with "The Mickey Mouse Club," and today she is watched by millions every week as a coach on NBC's "The Voice." In this rare Q&A session, Aguilera will discuss her musical journey, her upcoming album, and of course the role television has played and continues to play in her life and career.
Interviewed by:
Bill Werde, Editorial Director, Billboard
2:30pm – 3:15pm
CAREER STUDY WITH JUDD APATOW
From “Freaks and Geeks” to “Girls” to “This is 40,” a conversation on the importance of music in the work of Judd Apatow.
Moderator:
Shirley Halperin, Music Editor, The Hollywood Reporter
Speakers:
Judd Apatow, Director/Writer/Producer
Mike Andrews, Musician
Graham Parker, Musician
Michael Penn, Singer/Songwriter
Manish Raval, Music Supervisor
3:15pm – 4pm
Q&A WITH DANNY ELFMAN
Composer Danny Elfman – This year’s The Hollywood Reporter/Billboard Maestro Award honoree – opens up about his nearly 30 year career in scoring for film and being one of Hollywood’s most sought after tunesmiths.
Director Sacha Gervasi will discuss Elfman's work including the recent score for the awards contender, "Hitchcock".
Moderator:
Todd McCarthy, Film Critic, The Hollywood Reporter
Speakers:
Danny Elfman
Sacha Gervasi
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
BEYOND K-POP: THE GLOBAL IMPACT OF MUSIC AND VISUALS
Hosted by: Korea Creative Content Agency
Whether through film or YouTube videos, music from Asia is having an impact music in the United States. Where is it all heading?
Introduction by:
Kye Kyoungbon Koo, Director, KOCCA USA
Speakers:
Bernie Cho, President, DFSB Kollective
Ted Kim, President & CEO of MNET America/EVP & Head of Strategic Planning and Business Development, CJ Entertainment & Media
Alina Moffat, General Manager, US, YG Entertainment
Kevin Morrow, SVP of North American Touring, Live Nation
John Shim, Senior Producer, MTV World
5:00pm - 6:00pm
SURVIVING AS A COMPOSER
Hosted by: BMI
As it becomes increasingly difficult to earn a living strictly as a film composer, agents and composers themselves are looking to branch out into other areas, whether it be video games, the pop world or building new businesses.
Moderator:
Doreen Ringer Ross, VP Film/TV Relations, BMI
Speakers:
Tyler Bates, Composer, “300”, “The Way”
iZler, Composer, ABC’s “Revenge”
Evyen Klean, Owner, Neophonic, Inc.
Christopher Lennertz, Composer, “Supernatural”, “Horrible Bosses”
Robert Messinger, Partner, First Artists Management
6:00pm – 6:30pm
CLOSING REMARKS
8:00pm – 2:00am
HUNNYPOT PRESENTS… THE BILLBOARD/THR FILM & TV MUSIC CONFERENCE CLOSING PARTY
Hosted by John Anderson & PJ Bloom
VANGUARD
6021 Hollywood Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90028
Don't miss what is one of the biggest nights of the year for anyone involved with Film, TV and Music!!
21+ | NO GUEST LIST
Transportation not included to and from the closing party.
*schedule subject to change.
