Globe Audio Recording and Production Classes

Day Classes
Classes are 4 days per week to be scheduled.
Classes are normally 10:00 AM - 1:30 PM.
Labs are to be scheduled.

Night Classes
Classes are 4 nights per week to be scheduled.
Classes are normally 6:30 - 10 PM.
Labs are to be scheduled.

Size
Classes are limited to 25 people, so classes are small enough to address specific questions and concerns of each student. (although classes are normally around 10 people).

Course # Hours Tuition	Course Descriptions
TMB 101 33 hrs. $950	Small Business Management This course gives students a practical approach to setting up a small music related business in the entertainment industry. Topics will include establishing and writing the business plan, establishing accounting and cash management systems for the business, and the overview of Federal and State regulations that apply.
MB140 33 hrs.$950	Record Company Operations The Art and Business of running an independent record company.
MB150 33 hrs.$950	Artist Management, Agents, Attorneys The student will be introduced to all aspects of artist management as they are related to the music /entertainment industry. Issues that will be dealt with will include the establishing of the artist manager relationship, planning the artist's career, matching the right artist with the right manager, and creating an effective career plan.
MB200 33 hrs$950.	Music Marketing & Promotion Examines novel approaches for utilizing the Internet as a broadcasting and marketing medium. Surveys efficacy of individual artist sites, advertising at entertainment industry portals and new means of fan-base building with web technologies. The course will also cover how to manage your intellectual property rights on the web. Key methods and practices relating to music industry public relations and promotion. The students will learn some of the basic aspects of public relations in terms of print media, image projection, publicity, and record promotion. Understanding record promotion as it relates to air play success gives students a strong foundation in public relations strategies and practices.
MB250 33 hrs.$950	Legal Aspects of Music Industry (Contracts, Licensing, Copyrights, Publishing) The course will give the student the ability to discern how music industry contracts create a link between the various components of the record industry, as well as helping the student develop a basic vocabulary of legal terms that are commonly used in order to better understand the industry. Covers artist management contracts and record contracts how copyright income is determined. This course will also cover the intricacies of music licensing via traditional and new media models.
MB100L 33 hrs.$950	Music Business Labs and Field Work
198 Hrs $5700	Total Program - CLICK HERE for more information on Tuition and Payment Plans

Degree Program Curriculum