Business of entertainment Final

Key players that help devise the marketing plan for release of a music album are all of the following except:
Artist's personal manager
Record label's A&R rep
Producer of the album
Mixer of the album
A wholesaling organization is:
Retailers that sell concert tickets, recordings, and licensed music merchandise, hence the whole range
An intermediary in the distribution chain that supplies inventory to retailers
A full-price retailer that doesn t discount
A retailer that doesn t sell singles, but only whole albums
If a song becomes popular in one geographic area, the recording label might double marketing efforts there to try to cultivate a regional hit.
True
False
It is the custom not to increase or decrease marketing expenditures for a recording release once a plan is set.
True
False
Older catalog titles that account for 40% of music industry sales get little promotional support in marketing.
True
False
Radio is no longer important in the promotion of recordings, because it has been replaced by music TV and social media.
True
False
Record labels sometimes are collecting a trickle of money from placement of music videos online whose primary purpose is to promote music.
True
False
The music business always spends more to market recordings in North America than in the rest of the world.
True
False
The music business lays out large amounts of money for paid advertising, making the industry roughly comparable in ad expenditure levels with movies, cell phones, and beverages.
True
False
The play lists of radio stations with oldies formats are not tracked closely throughout the music industry.
True
False
The word payola in the music business refers to:
Bribes
Big paydays for artists with hit songs
Money used to buy advertising
Funds used to manufacture signage placed in stores
Which of the following are of keen interest to radio program executives when evaluating a song?
If the chord progression is similar to past hits
The royalty rate of the recording artist
Whether the song is getting air play in other cities
All of the above
Elements of a campaign where one set of materials are interlocked with or direct consumers to another related set is called marketing _____.
Savvy
Integration
Bonus
Engagement
Email mailing lists are most useful in marketing recorded music when assembled by:
The artist and record label, especially if the label's focused on a music genre.
Bloggers
The Music Publisher
Search Engines
Fan magazines have relatively small circulations but sought after publicity placements in music marketing because:
Their audiences are proactive consumers
They are easy to find in the media landscape
The frequency of their publication
Music TV producers read them so they are influential
Satellite radio is important in promoting some recordings through airplay primarily because:
It's radio that people pay to hear via subscription
Satellite radio has a larger audience than any other medium
Labels buy slots for music on satellite radio
Vast playlist capacity from numerous genre specific music channels.
The parent advisory logo (PAL) is placed on some recorded music products to:
Indicate the lyrics have been sanitized and are now suitable for children.
Tell parents that they would probably like the music
Alert potential buyers of lyrics with strong language, violence, sex, or drug use.
Advise potential buyers that the recording industry association of america (RIAA) doesn't endorse the lyrics
What's the word for industry advertising not aimed at the consumer but rather concert venues, record stores, and other entities within the music business?
Technical
Aficionado
Trade
Expert
Which Company sells the most recorded music direct to consumers?
Pandora
Sears/Kmart
Rhapsody
Apple
A “sunset clause” in an artist management contract provides a roadmap for an orderly winding up of the financial obligations between the artist and manager.
True
False
A common method of settling disputes surrounding artist management contracts is to submit the issues to arbitration.
True
False
A typical “key man” provision in a personal management contract protects the manager from the lack of performance by the “key man” in the deal, who is the artist.
True
False
According to your textbook, in addition to the personal manager, who should approve the selection of a business manager, accountant, or auditor?
Record producer
Attorney
Artist
All the above
For an artist with the goal of securing a record contract, a reasonable period of time for a personal manager to achieve that objective is 1 or 2 years.
True
False
Negative tour support is the money the label has advanced to make up for deficits the artist incurs while on tour.
True
False
Since a personal manager works at the pleasure of the artist, an artist will find relatively simple the termination of the artist’s financial obligations to the departing manager.
True
False
The artist generally appoints a manager as his or her exclusive personal manager, while the manager’s services to the artist are nonexclusive.
True
False
The going rate for personal managers’ commissions is usually in the range of 10–25%
True
False
Though social media activity and fan pages are great for the ego, they are generally a waste of time for an artist trying to impress potential personal managers.
True
False
Typically an artist seeks a term of no more than 2 years for the initial term of a personal management contract.
True
False
Under state law, an artist may only grant “power-of-attorney” rights to a manager who has passed the bar exam in that state.
True
False
Your textbook suggests that there should be a cap imposed by the artist on the manager on the level of expense that may be incurred without the artist’s consent.
True
False
According to your textbook, which area of responsibility is an important concern for a personal manager?
Producing the act
Programming the act
Advancing the artist's career through networking
All the Above
Electronic Press Kits (EPKs) may include which of the following components?
Press Releases
Media reviews
Photos
All the above
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