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Stoking the Creative Flame: Tricks to Avoid Burnout

May 19, 2022 @ 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm

Thursday, May 19, 2022, 7:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m: free workshop.

Email info@nbfilmcoop.com to register!

Instructor: Kaitlyn Adair

Online Zoom Workshop

Workshop Description: Join Kaitlyn Adair of @rebelatart in a workshop to support your creative process. Creativity ebbs and flows at the best of times, but it’s particularly challenging while managing the stressors of a pandemic. Kaitlyn will share her practices that support sustainable creativity and provide an opportunity for creatives to come together as a community.

Please bring something to celebrate to the workshop:

a finished script draft
your favourite air guitar performance
anything you accomplished creatively in the past year, we want to celebrate you

No sharing is necessary.

Instructor’s Biography: Kaitlyn Adair (she/her) is an actor, writer, director, and producer from Fredericton, New Brunswick. She started her career in film, working as an actor in film and television in Vancouver, B.C. She attended Vancouver Film School in 2011 and has been pursuing her passion for film since. Kaitlyn won the Jane LeBlanc Filmmaker Award for her first film March 2.4, allowing her to attend a post-production residency at The Banff Centre For Arts and Creativity. In addition, she received the Short Film Venture Grant and the NB Joy Award for her second film, Together We Move. Kaitlyn is dedicated to feminist-based media and creating inclusive spaces for marginalized communities to partake in visual arts. You can find her @rebelatart on Instagram and Youtube.

Free

The NB Film Co-op

(506) 455-1632

View Organizer Website

info@nbfilmcoop.com

Virtual – Zoom Link Provided Prior to Event

May 17, 2022

EPK: The Basics

May 25, 2022 @ 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm

A Savvy Session on the basics of EPK offered by Music NB, Wednesday, May 25, 2022: 12:00pm Registration is here. Via Zoom.

EPK: The Basics Savvy Sessions with Kimberly Sinclair of Spincount

WHAT is an EPK (electronic press kit) and WHY do we need it as musicians?! What does a quality EPK look like? Kimberly Sinclair from Spincount will give you an overview of the EPK best practices & answer all those questions you may have on the subject!

Presented by:

Kimberly Sinclair is an award winning music industry professional based in Bridgewater, Nova Scotia and Louisville, Kentucky, specializing in marketing and promotions. Since founding Spincount in 2008, her firm has been awarded Company OTY 6 times and Kimberly twice awarded Industry Professional OTY. Kimberly handles marketing and communications for organizations such as Philadelphia Folk Festival (PA), Home Routes (MB), the Canadian Folk Music Awards (ON), NERFA (CT) and more.

Kimberly’s musical clients are routinely nominated for GRAMMYs and JUNOs and receive multiple nominations yearly from Regional and Provincial MIAs. Kimberly currently serves on the boards of NERFA and Philadelphia Folksong Society, and has served on the boards of MNS and the ECMA. Kimberly loves to present showcases, eat White Castle and garden.

Music NB

View Organizer Website

Virtual – Zoom Link Provided Prior to Event

https://www.musicnb.org/en/calendar/workshop/epk-the-basics

May 3, 2022

Mastering. What is it and why do we need it? Savvy Sessions with John McLaggan of Parachute Mastering

What Is Mastering and Why Do We Need It?

May 18, 2022 @ 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm

Want to understand what mastering actually is? Want to know WHY we need it? Join Music NB for this Savvy Session on Zoom on May 18th @ noon (AST) to hear John McLaggan from Parachute Mastering talk about the basics of mastering.

*This session will be presented in English* Registration is here.

Presented by John McLaggan:

John has been an insatiable music nerd his entire life. With many years of touring and a Masters Degree from the New England Conservatory of Music, he approaches Mastering from a wide and varied musical background. After working in and out of various studios for years, John opened his own studio in 2012 and began working with independent artists throughout Atlantic Canada. A growing interest in Mastering and obsession with sound quality led to the redesigning of his studio and the launch of Parachute Mastering. Since then John has worked with artists from across the globe such as John Smith, Rachael Baiman, Mary Bragg and Andrew Leahey.