The service supposedly has you pay $5k+ to be placed with a mentor at
a recording studio. The idea is that you will learn a lot of things,
do some good work, make a good impression and eventually get hired by
the studio.
Does this approach work in todays recording studio industry ?
Thanks.
Sep-29-2004 20:32
Pimp_fu
Senior tranceaddict
Registered: Jun 2004
Location: San Diego, CA
quote:
Rather than the faceless resume, it is more realistic to expect that they will hire the high school student with the love of music who empties the trash baskets every day after school just to "pay his way" and be allowed to hang out there - who goes to pick up pizza for the sound crew - or begs to ride along and help carry equipment for the charity fund raiser at the mall - who asks to sit in at a local baseball game to listen to the sports announcer's play-by-play commentary.
That really does work, but it won't cost you 5 grand. Just go to a studio and tell them you want to help them out and learn how its done. and show them its going to be to their benefit to have you around.
Sep-29-2004 22:13
DJ-Igloo
Alter Ego Records A&R
Registered: Jun 2004
Location: United States
yep pimps right thats where ive learned alot about music other then school , and self treaching ive worked at local studios learing the ins and out of the jobs and skills.
