how can i get a internship with a mojor music label like jive?
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Just randomly drop in your CV and cover letter, I suppose.
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Education is the key. You can gain access to alot of the music biz through different schools of the arts. If you don't want to go that route, try and look for interships at music labels. Or you can try to get internships at local radio stations, music labels and recording studios.
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If there is a college near you could send out the word to the marketing, business management type majors that you are looking for someone to put together a battle of the bands.  Hopefully someone young and ambitios will reply and you can underpay them due to their eagerness to enter the market....\n\nJust a thought
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Find an employer using interner and he will invite you. Use site like http://www.brainbench.com or like it.
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you have to assemble a package of yourself including; a picture, short bio, your range capabilities, and how many years of experience.  Chances are it will be for harmony parts.  you must become a member of the musicians union and they have a list of job opportunities
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Do more shows, do more shows, do more shows. Build your fanbase where you are without a label, eventually you'll start getting labels asking you to join them, not you asking if you can be on their label. Make a myspace artist profile, make a purevolume, do everything you can to get yourself out there and make yourself known.
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http://www.jibjab.com/
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start singing in some local clubs and getting some gigs and researching some recording companys
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most apprenticeships and internships are free when they are really indemand. And I imagine that anything in the entertainment industry is highly indemand, still it doesn't hurt to look around just incase you can find one that is paid.
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try signing up for myspace bands or sounclick and upload ur music
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get yourself an agent, make a demo record, write letters to producers, record companies, etc. if you can get a demo tape and give it out and tell people, they will listen. its all about p.r.!
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become an intern at the station
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yes--take your demos every where!!!!--give them to dj s at clubs--drop them off at local radio stations--and two weeks later drop them off again--include photos of yourself or your band--play in public alot--even if its for free--give out copies of your demos for free every time you play out!!--contact your local news paper and give the entertainment editor copies of your demos--maybe he will do an article on you--oh yeah--hit the radio stations again--there are independent record labels all over the internet--send them copies--then 2 weeks later send them again--repeat as nescessary--go play on the street corners if you have to--and don,t forget--hand out those free demos to everyone you meet!!!--don,t get discouraged--it takes a while--won,t happen over night--you will get more rejections than you will get people accepting your stuff--but keep it up !!!!!
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The music business is all about connections.  Get your name out there!!  The internet is a great way to get started (maybe get a podcast to play your demo) because you can get feedback from your audience.  Definitely create a website to promote yourself, so when you hand your business card to someone they have all the information they could ever want about you (and your career aspirations) at their fingertips.  You want it to be as easy as possible for people to look at, review, and make judgments about your talents.\n\nThe next step would be to begin making person to person connections with people.  This part is hard work and it can be easily draining. . . stick with it!  The best way is to start locally and move outward.  Start performing in local restaurants, clubs, or at large parties.  Through meeting people you can create a network through which you can map your way up to a record company.  If you're in a larger city, find out if there are any indy music stores. . . those are really good resources to get to know other up & coming musicians and great places to promote your name.\n\nGood luck with everything!!  The more exposure people have to you, the more likely you will have someone important hear your music, and the more likely you could be signed!!
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Set up your own Launchcast radio station!\nhttp://uk.launch.yahoo.com/\nEnter a few of your favourite artists, and you'll be offered not only music by those artists, but by artists selected by other launchcasters who also selected your artists - so there's a good chance it will be music you favour.  If you don't like it, skip the track...
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get a job at a music company.
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If your serious, it's easy. First you need to compile the music you want to be played, since it's your station, you will use the music you like. Next you will need to set up a website, that's cheap and easy. You will need to transfer your music to a format that your webhost provider can play.\nEither they can do it for you or you can do it yourself, this will take a while if you have a lot of music. Tell your host provider that you want the music you gave them to be played continously on your website. That's basicly it.\nYour music will be played in the order you and your webhost will set it up, if you want random you will have to research to see if that software excists, it should. Or you can broadcast from home. There is software, hardware and equipment out there that will allow you to do this. This way you can play what you want when you want. There are a lot of stations already out there and people are doing it all over the place. You can do it too. I would like to do the same but I'm a recording artist and I'm focusing on that career, I still would like to do it soon though. Another thing, before you think that you will not work anymore and live the easy life, that doesn't excist. You will always have to work, especialy if you are in the music buisiness. It's a tough buisiness but you have to be a tough person to make it. And I don't mean mean, I mean you have to be though to keep going. What you are looking for is really doing something you love. First find out what you love , and then go toward it. Most of the time it will not feel like work, but when you will start earning money you will realize you are getting paid to do what you will otherwise do for free. I use to think just like you, but I have still been working even though I'm doing the job I thought would make me live the easy life. But the rewards are great. Work hard at what you like, Do your best at everything. Take care.