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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 232 pages, height x width x depth: 232x188x16 mm, weight: 499 g
  • Sērija : Music Pro Guides
  • Izdošanas datums: 01-Feb-2013
  • Izdevniecība: Hal Leonard Corporation
  • ISBN-10: 1476812861
  • ISBN-13: 9781476812861
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 232 pages, height x width x depth: 232x188x16 mm, weight: 499 g
  • Sērija : Music Pro Guides
  • Izdošanas datums: 01-Feb-2013
  • Izdevniecība: Hal Leonard Corporation
  • ISBN-10: 1476812861
  • ISBN-13: 9781476812861
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(Music Pro Guide Books & DVDs). Whether you're an independent studio engineer, a live sound operator, a broadcast technician, a postproduction specialist, or a student diving headfirst into the real world, the second edition of The Business of Audio Engineering is written just for you the author shares modern-day approaches that will dramatically increase your chances for success in the audio business. This book teaches you what you need to know about the life of a professional audio engineer with effective business strategies presented by an award-winning and highly-esteemed engineer/business pro. From attracting clients to keeping them; to hiring studios to working on your own, dealing with problem artists, producers, and labels; to handling a crisis (or keeping one from happening); to getting paid what you're worth and being worth what you're paid, Dave Hampton has the advice you need to manage your audio engineering career like the successful businees it truly can be. The Business of Audio Engineering teaches you: * How to know your value and set a rate * How to legally form your own company * Tips for working in the real world * How to make a great living and create the ultimate audio engineering lifestyle.
Preface to the Second Edition xi
There Is Value in Consistency xiii
We All Need Each Other xiv
1 Education and Training
1(6)
The Guidance Counselor Is Not Always Right
1(3)
Formal Education
4(3)
2 Building Confidence
7(6)
Be Satisfied with a Job Well Done
7(6)
3 Professionalism
13(18)
Know Your Rights in Professional Settings
25(6)
4 Follow Your Instinct
31(18)
If You Feel Something Is Wrong, It Probably Is
31(8)
Calling Your Own Shots
39(4)
Do What You Do
43(6)
5 Reputations
49(8)
When You Are Your Own Business, Your Word Is Everything
49(4)
Alliances
53(4)
6 Commitment Versus Involvement
57(8)
7 Picking Clients
65(12)
All Clients are NOT the Same
65(4)
Selecting Jobs
69(8)
8 How Do I Really Get a Job?
77(26)
Get Your Pens Out, This Is Important
77(8)
Possible Pathways to Work
85(11)
Internet Resources
96(6)
The Deal You Get Is What You Ask For
102(1)
9 Knowing Your Value
103(20)
How Much Should You Charge for Your Skills?
103(3)
Find Your Rate
106(2)
Getting Paid
108(4)
Negotiations
112(11)
10 Wages and Job Opportunities
123(24)
Case #1 The Guy Next to the Guy
127(1)
Case #2 The Assistant
128(1)
Case #3 The Engineer with Representation
129(1)
Case #4 The Engineer with Gear
130(1)
Case #5 The Engineer by Default
131(2)
Other Areas for Employment
133(1)
Proposal and Budget Writing
134(8)
Budgets
142(5)
11 Independent Contracting Versus Corporate Employment
147(18)
What Is the Difference?
147(18)
12 Legally Forming Your Own Company
165(28)
When You Are Ready to Take the Plunge
165(1)
Benefits of Forming a Corporation
166(2)
Corporations Do Not Come Without Perceived Potential Disadvantages
168(2)
C Corporations, S Corporations, and LLCs
170(5)
Forming an S corporation
175(3)
Information Frequently Required on Incorporation Documents
178(4)
Compliance Requirements and Consequences
182(6)
The Consequences
188(1)
Compliance Assistance
189(1)
The Actual Incorporation Process
190(3)
13 Setting Up Long Money Situations
193(6)
Little Money Is Money Too
193(1)
Always Invest a Portion of Your Earnings---Here Are Some Suggestions
194(2)
Insure
196(3)
14 Visualization
199(10)
Making Your Own Reality
199(10)
15 Business Survival Stories
209(14)
The New Business Model
210(7)
Real Jobs Get Real Checks!
217(3)
Just Because It's Quiet Doesn't Mean Nothing Is Going On!
220(3)
Resources
223(4)
Magazines
223(1)
Websites
224(1)
Career Websites
224(1)
Organizations to Join
225(1)
Books to Read
226(1)
About the Author 227