Industry leaders discuss the latest tools and trends in digital licensing and rights management, the impact of legislative changes on how movies, music and television are licensed and distributed, and what artists and rights owners can expect in the years to come.
PANELISTS: Scott D. Byrne, Executive Director, Media & Entertainment Advisory Mike Hurst, CEO & Co-Founder, Exactuals Jake Beaumont Nesbitt, International Music Managers Forum, Copyright Committee Rasty Turek, CEO, Pex MODERATOR: Paul Sweeting, Co-Founder, RightsTech Project; Founder & Principal, Concurrent Media Strategies
Scott D. Byrne
Executive Director, Media & Entertainment Advisory
Mike Hurst
CEO & Co-Founder, Exactuals
Jake Beaumont Nesbitt
International Music Managers Forum, Copyright Committee
Rasty Turek
CEO, PEX
Paul Sweeting
Co-Founder, RightsTech Project; Founder & Principal, Concurrent Media Strategies
The music business has its notorious “black box” money problem, but creators and licensors in many rights-based industries lack effective tools to track the money their works generate as it makes its way back upstream. This panel will examine how entrepreneurs, developers, artists and agents are trying to bring greater transparency to the system of accounting and payments.
PANELISTS: Fabian Alsultany, Director of Business Affairs, RChain Cooperative Dick Huey, Head of Partnerships, Jaxsta Jaime Otero, Managing Director, RightsTrade MODERATOR: Todd Brabec, Former EVP and Worldwide Director of Membership, ASCAP Professor, USC
Fabian Alsultany
Director of Business Affairs, RChain Cooperative
Dick Huey
Head of Partnerships, Jaxsta
Jaime Otero
Managing Director, RightsTrade
Todd Brabec
Former EVP and Worldwide Director of Membership, ASCAP Professor, USC
Rights have monetary value but their price is often unclear. They are often sold in bulk, or covered by blanket licenses, or set by rate courts. But what would a willing buyer pay a willing seller for them on their own? How should rights be valued? How can technology help discover their true market price?
PANELISTS: Antony Bruno, Director of Communications, Royalty Exchange Teri Nelson Carpenter, President & CEO, Reel Muzik Werks LLC Kevin Day, VP Business Development & Strategic Relationships, Sound Royalties Neeta Ragoowansi, SVP. Biz Dev & Legal Affairs/Co-Founder, NPREX Steve Stewart, CEO & Co-Founder, VEZT
Antony Bruno
Director of Communications, Royalty Exchange
Teri Nelson Carpenter
President & CEO, Reel Muzik Werks LLC
Kevin Day
VP Business Development & Strategic Relationships, Sound Royalties
The recently passed Music Modernization Act rewrote the rules for how mechanical rights will be managed, licensed and accounted for in the U.S. Now, the industry needs to modernize its systems, business practices and record keeping to comply. What new tools do publishers, streaming services, artist management and other stakeholders need to achieve the goals of the new law? How will the MMA change the industry's view of open/closed data?.
SPEAKERS: Chauncy Jackson, CEO/Founder, Siri Music Group Paul Jessop, Founder and Director, County Analytics Ltd Helene Muddiman, CEO/Founder, Hollywood Elite Music & Media Panos Panay, VP, Innovation and Strategy, Berklee College of Music MODERATOR: Vickie Nauman, Founder/Owner, CrossBorderWorks
Chauncy Jackson
CEO/Founder, Siri Music Group
Paul Jessop
Founder and Director, County Analytics Ltd
Helene Muddiman
CEO/Founder, Hollywood Elite Music & Media
Panos Panay
VP, Innovation and Strategy, Berklee College of Music
Blockchain is a hot topic in the music business, and in the worlds of photography, fine arts and games. But its role in Hollywood is still unclear. Does blockchain have a place on the backlot? PANELISTS: Steven Haft, Head of Global Partnerships, Consensys Stephen Kassin, Co-Founder & President, FilmTrack Rouslan Ovtcharoff, Co-Founder, Blockchain Global Entertainment Alliance
Steven Haft
Head of Global Partnerships, Consensys
Stephen Kassin
Co-Founder & President, FilmTrack
Rouslan Ovtcharoff
Co-Founder, Blockchain Global Entertainment Alliance
From music, to filmmaking, to publishing, new technologies and platforms are creating ever-more tools for creators to go it alone, without a label, studio or publisher. This panel will examine how artists can the newest tools to take control of their careers.
PANELISTS: Noah Becker, President, AdRev Dae Bogan, Co-Founder & CEO, TuneRegistry Elmo Lovano, CEO/Founder, Jammcard Peter Rafelson, Co-Founder, Alt Market