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Press Release
I'd like to share this information with Blues, Gospel, Country, R&B, Jazz and
Hip Hop Singers as well as musicians, actors, dancers and models. It concerns
making the connections you need to succeed in the entertainment business. I
recently spoke to a young man about a website and how it would help his music
career. He told me he was becoming frustrated with all of his unsuccessful
efforts to be seen by record producers, talent agencies and people in television
and the motion picture industry. As he was both, a singer and an actor. He
explained, to me how difficult it was to even get an appointment with any of the
decision makers in the entertainment business. He also said that he knew he
would have to be seen by as many of them, as possible before he could even find
one to invest in and promote him. So I suggested using a website like myspace
where he could display examples of his work. He told me he had placed his work
on myspace but even he understood that myspace pages don't come up in the search
engines like a personal or individual website. So he was among 1,000's of other
entertainers that were not getting all of the attention they were looking for
unless they first were able to send the link to their myspace page to someone
that was interested or speak to them and let them know about his myspace page.
So I started thinking and asking people I knew about this you man's dilemma.
Here's what I found I knew a person who owned a website design business, so I
contacted him and told him of this you man's problem. He explained to me that he
understood completely and had come up with a way to cut through some of the
obstacles that stopped the young man from getting to enough targeted important
contacts in the entertainment business.
He explained that he had been a performer in his youth and had played guitar
with successful entertainers such as Bobby Lyle, Willie Weeks, Jack Mac Duff,
the Bob Jenkins Orchestra that backed other nationally know stars like Gladys
Knight the Pips and he had even had played with Pat Boone at one time but he
never saw the success that a young man from his neighborhood achieved who had
borrowed and imitated many of his attributes.
You see, just like the entertainer that succeeded in the music business, he road
a motorcycle and wore boots with high heels on them the British cut suits with
ruffle front shirts, with frilly cuffs, collars and puffy sleeves, like the
style of suit worn by Paul Revere and the red coats during the war between Great
Britain and the 13 colonies. He told me that he had dressed like that and his
favorite color was purple and he wore it frequently. I was slightly in awe.
But he said never the less he indeed had found a way to make it possible today
for a performers to audition and be heard by the record producers, talent and
booking agents, concert promoters, night club owners, even people in motion
pictures and television. He said that by shooting a video of the performer and
adding it to a website that can be copied onto CD it becomes an audition tape
like in the 60's, 70's and 80's, etc. The whole thing can have animated pictures
and text with the performer's video audition and music track samples to hold a
decision makers attention. It can be circulated by mail, given out in person or
over the internet on video broadcast websites and through social networking
websites or the web. He to me that it was combination Video and audio audition
tape, portfolio/bios Press Kit and Website all on a CD or DVD. Giving every
individual singer, singing group or performer who wanted to audition a much more
efficient solution to this problem.
He explained that it could get a top ranking in the search engines and be
accessible 24 hours a day 365 days a year. He told me where I could see a sample
and I thought it did everything he told me and it was a great tool to success
Now You can see a sample on his website at http://www.totalmediaservice.com/VideoAudtionCD
I think you'll be as impressed as I was and if you're a performer in the
business, you'll find it useful in your quest to be discovered. I guess that if
an entertainer is willing to spend thousands of dollars on clothing, jewelry,
equipment and the other things that are all part of his or her tools for
success. Then an investment in something this important is a necessity and must
be taken advantage of.
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