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Agent - in the music industry, agents work with artists to schedule concerts, tours, and in-person appearances, and to negotiate fees and contracts for those bookings.
Arts council - a government or private non-profit organisation dedicated to promoting the arts.
Business Supply Chain - the network of all the individuals, organisations, resources, activities and technology involved in the creation and sale of a product.
Grip - a stagehand in a theatre or other live arts performance.
Manager - in the music industry, managers are an industry professional who works closely with artists to help them meet their goals.
Networking - interacting with others to develop professional or social contacts.
Support act - an music act that performs at a concert before the featured act.
Transferableskills - skills that can be applied across different jobs or tasks, they don’t involve specialised knowledge of a particular topic or industry.
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Agent - in the music industry, agents work with artists to schedule concerts, tours, and in-person appearances, and to negotiate fees and contracts for those bookings.
Arts council - a government or private non-profit organisation dedicated to promoting the arts.
Business Supply Chain - the network of all the individuals, organisations, resources, activities and technology involved in the creation and sale of a product.
Grip - a stagehand in a theatre or other live arts performance.
Manager - in the music industry, managers are an industry professional who works closely with artists to help them meet their goals.
Networking - interacting with others to develop professional or social contacts.
Support act - an music act that performs at a concert before the featured act.
Transferable skills - skills that can be applied across different jobs or tasks, they don’t involve specialised knowledge of a particular topic or industry.
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Booking agent - someone who arranges bookings for musicians to perform at gigs, concerts and festivals.
Commission - an amount of money sum, typically a set percentage of the total value involved, paid to an agent in a commercial transaction.
Festival programmer - a person who chooses and organises the acts set to appear at a festival.
Roster - a list of all the musicians or acts that an agent has contact with.
Sponsorship - support (usually financial) given by an individual or organisation to another, usually in exchange for endorsement.
Vendor - an individual or company that sells goods or services.
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Busking - playing music in the street or another public place for voluntary donations.
Headliner - a performer or act that is promoted as the star attraction on a bill and typically performs last.
Hobbyist - a person who pursues a particular hobby.
Publisher - in the music industry, a publisher specialised in distributing music.
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Cabaret - a form of theatrical entertainment featuring music, song, dance, recitation, or drama. The performance venue might be a pub, a casino, a hotel, a restaurant, or a nightclub with a stage for performances. The audience, often dining or drinking, does not typically dance but usually sits at tables.
DJ - short for disc jockey, someone who plays and mixes recorded music for an audience.
Grassroots music venues - smaller music venues with a specific focus on developing artists.
Indie band - a small independent band, with music of deliberately unpolished or uncommercialised style.
Metal band - a band performing ‘metal’ music, characterised by heavily distorted guitar riffs and chords, powerful drumming, extra low-range bass notes, and aggressive or throaty vocals.
Singer-songwriter - a person who sings and writes popular songs, especially professionally.
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Merchandising - selling branded products used to promote.
Meta skills - skills that enable you to develop, cultivate and execute other skills.
Stagehand - the person in charge of setting up and moving the equipment on the stage.
Stage manager - the person who organises the practical elements of a performance, coordinating things like the equipment needed on stage, the sound and lighting requirements of the performance.
Tour assistant - the person who helps to organise the administration for a schedule of appearances of an artist or band on their tour.
Tour manager - the person in charge of the administration for a schedule of appearances of an artist or band on their tour.