Australian Music Week 2017 Conference Program

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DIRECTORS’ WELCOME Hello and welcome to the 2017 instalment of Australian Music Week!

As we launch ourselves into another fun-filled and jam-packed conference, we’re exited to say that AMW’s third year sees some big additions to the program.

We’re celebrating exciting new partnerships - including with presenting partner Oztix, Folk Alliance Australia and Australian Americana Music Association. We welcome delegations from Canada, Reunion Island and more, we unveil The AMW Film Festival, and most importantly we’re proud to be showcasing over 100 amazing artists from Australia and all over the world.

Australian Music Week‘s great strength and potential lies in it’s size, we’re not too big for everyone to get to know each other, get to see a large cross section of the artists we have showcasing, and do some real business.

We look forward to seeing you out there!

Geoff Trio, Ryan Van Gennip, Jon Howell, Scott Mesiti, Jad Nakhle, Heath Collocott and Richard Buck Australian Music Week Directors

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DIRECTORS’ WELCOME EVENT INFORMATION ARTIST LIST VENUE MAP FOLK ALLIANCE AUSTRALIA: WEDNESDAY PANELS AMW 2017 CONFERENCE: THURSDAY PANELS AMW 2017 CONFERENCE: FRIDAY PANELS AMERICANA ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA: SATURDAY PANELS AMW 2017 FILM FESTIVAL PROGRAM GUIDE

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EVENT INFORMATION AUSTRALIAN MUSIC WEEK CONSISTS OF 4 MAIN COMPONENTS

MUSICCONFERENCE | NOV 1-4 Listen & learn from music industry leaders.

Interact & participate in relevant panel discussions.

Meet like-minded people and build your network.

FAA Conference | NOV 1 AMW Conference | NOV 2-3 AAMA Conference | NOV 4

LIVESHOWS | NOV 2-3 Australian & international artists playing multiple venues over 2 nights, buy a ticket and venue hop to see as many great shows as possible.

FILMFESTIVAL | OCT 31-NOV 3

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Wednesday 1st November - FAA - At St Andrews Church Hall between 9:00am – 5:00pm Thursday 2nd November In the Foyer of GU Filmhouse between 9:00am – 5:00pm, at El Sol Mexican 5:15pm - 10:00pm Friday 3rd November In the Foyer of GU Filmhouse between 9:00am – 5:00pm, at El Sol Mexican 5:15pm – 10:00pm Saturday 4th November AAMA - at the doors of The Brass Monkey from 9:30am

Screenings and special events featuring music films from Australia and around the world.

HIFIDAYS | NOV 5 Free Concert - Cronulla Beach - www.hifidays.com

FEATURING Harts, Tumbleweed, Letters To Lions, Hot Potato Band, Zefereli, Fox Holmes, Tall Hearts, Red Wine Roses, The Uplifting Bell Ends, Lost Tropics, Lilly Among Clouds, The Buoys + AMW 301 Music Prize Winner

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Pre-purchased live show wristbands, and ticket sales are available for pick up on November 2 and 3 from either: El Sol Mexican 40/42 Kingsway Open 5:30pm – 11:30pm For detailed event info go to: www.australianmusicweek.com

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Alice Skye Amastro Amy Nelson Andrew Swift Andy Golledge Anne Kirkpatrick Ant Beard Appalachian Heaven String Band Bad Pony Baldwins Blondebears Borneo Cass Eager Chaika Chris Jagger Colin Lillie Creatures At Leisure Creo Crystal Cities Dave Wells Diana Anaid DO MOON Dog Trumpet DOKO Dylan Menzie DylanWright E for Echo Elegant Shiva Eliza & The Delusionals Fanny Lumsden Fox Holmes Fred Smith Freya Josephine Hollick Fripps & Fripps Gawurra Georgia June Georgia State Line Greta Stanley Gretta Ziller Hana & Jessie Lee Hanlon Brothers Harrison Storm Harts Hayley Jensen Hermitage Green Hill Town Hot Potato Band Jackie Dee Jake Howden Joel Leffler John K Krsulja Jordan Kenny Karl S. Williams Kingston County Kirsty Lee Akers Lachlan Bryan and The Wildes Leanne Tennant Letters to Lions Liam Gerner Lilly Among Clouds Little Wise Lloyd Spiegel Lost Tropics Louise Burns Magpie Diaries Mama Kin Matt J Ward Mcots & The Jammers Melody Moko Melody Pool Milo Green Minnie Marks Monique Clare MVRKS Nakatomi Neil Murray NeillyRich Not Good With Horses Nothing Like You Nussy Owen Campbell Pacific Avenue Paddy McHugh Paper Lions Peasant Moon Petiguana Professor Groove & The Booty Affair Red Wine Roses Rick Dangerous & the Silkie Bantams Rosa Maria Rucksaks Satanic Gardens Scenic Route to Alaska Shaun Kirk Shred Kelly Slippery Surfa Small Town Romance Tall Hearts Tenderfoot Terra Lightfoot The Ahern Brothers The April Family The Audreys The Buoys The Celibate Rifles the DEAD LOVE The Hundy Pers The Kava Kings The Knots The Morrisons The Nukes The Raglins The Ruminaters The Underground Architect The Wildbloods Touch Sensitive Tumbleweed Tuppaware Party Twin Peaks Uplifting Bell Ends Viral Eyes WAZA Whoa Wille and the Bandits William Bloom William Crighton Winterbourne Yetti Calzone Zefereli 300 St. Claire 5

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FOLK ALLIANCE AUSTRALIA CONFERENCE DIRECTORS’ WELCOME

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A warm FAA welcome to our gathering of music enthusiasts from across the country and a special welcome to our international guests. Folk Alliance Australia is proud to be teaming up with Australian Music Week to hold our 2017 Folk Alliance Conference as part of this important Australian Music Industry event.

Folk Alliance Australia is the peak national body representing folk cultural activity and the folk industry of Australia.

We are a membership organisation that provides an information resource, networking, along with showcase and professional development opportunities for the Australian folk community.

Throughout the conference program we are delighted to showcase a diverse range of extraordinary artists in the Australian scene. Our conference sessions will tease out a range of issues and topics and our panellists, whose breath of experience and knowledge across the industry, will no doubt inspire us to reflect on our work, ideas and practices.

We look forward to welcoming you to the FAA Conference – Putting the Spotlight on Folk - and to a week of inspiring events. ­— Una McAlinden Executive Director of FAA

PUTTING FOLK CENTRE STAGE

Wednesday November 1st | 10:00am - 11:15am | ST ANDREWS CHURCH HALL MODERATORS: OLIVIA HALLEY - RUBY HUDSON

SPEAKERS: BOB CHARTER - FRAN DALY - CAROLYN LOGAN - GLENN DICKIE

How to pitch yourself and keep it real in the current market.

Practical advice from a variety of industry perspectives addressing issues such as: getting gigs; your band as a business; calculating your fee; building your team; media & PR, management; booking agents vs. staying independent; regional touring; self-care; and fan engagement.

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“Recognised as one of the world’s leading music and entertainment travel specialists” The Appointment Group (TAG), Proud Travel Partner of AMW 2017 The Appointment Group (TAG) is an award-winning global, independent travel and event management company, managing the travel requirements of groups and individuals in the music and entertainment industries for more than 25 years.

Our specialist unit, TAG Global Touring, is renowned for utilising our expert knowledge and supplier contacts to ensure we deliver whatever the budget! Many of our clients have worked with us from their very first tour experience on the road and continue to work with us when they are selling out worldwide stadium shows.

Experienced Tour Specialists are dedicated to providing a high class of service around the clock from our global offices.

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MELBOURNE Suite 1208, 9 Yarra Street South Yarra, VIC, 3141 Australia +61 (0)3 8888 8900

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SINGAPORE 78 South Bridge Road #02-01 Singapore 058708 +65 6849 9370

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THE SPOTLIGHT ON FOLK

Wednesday November 1st | 11:30am - 12:45pm | ST ANDREWS CHURCH HALL MODERATORS: UNA SPEAKERS: LISA

MCALINDEN WHYTOCK - SHEANA KEANE - JED HILLY - ANDY MCLEAN

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Meet leaders in the Folk scene from across the globe, offering a collective overview of ‘what’s hot and happening’ in folk from an international perspective. In particular, the place of folk within the broader music industry and the intersections of contemporary and traditional folk styles and what this offers us into the future. They will also provide insight into the world of international touring and how to break into new markets and the value of Australian artists of being part of international showcases, conferences and events.

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SPEED MEETINGS

Wednesday November 1st | 2:00pm - 3:15pm | ST ANDREWS CHURCH HALL Get one-to-one career advice.

These 10 minute sessions will get you up ‘close and personal’ to industry insiders from across Australia and beyond who will try hard to answer any of your questions. This will be a great opportunity to build your networks and connections and maybe set off that light bulb moment!

Sign up online or at the beginning of the day.

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To achieve this we add a small amount of live yeast to our beer just before bottling or kegging.

This causes secondary fermentation in the bottle or keg which carbonates the beer and eliminates the need for any preservatives or additives.

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F OL K A L L I A NCE AU S T R A L I A C ONFERENCE

FOLK FESTIVALS’ CONTRIBUTION TO THE MUSIC SCENE IN AUSTRALIA Wednesday November 1st | 3:30pm - 4:45pm | ST ANDREWS CHURCH HALL MODERATORS: KEITH

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SPEAKERS: CHLOE GOODYEAR - PAM MERRIGAN - ERIN COLLINS - UNA MCALINDEN - BOB CHARTER

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We ask Folk Festivals across Australia what they offer to the Australian Music Industry and how they maintain their event, in what seems at times a crowded market place. We will discuss questions such as: Is expanding growth they way to go? How do you cultivate a festival community? How do you approach the development of a festival program – what do you look for in applications? What’s the significance of festivals in sustaining folk music here in Australia? What makes for a successful festival?

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BREAKOUT!

Wednesday November 1st | 5:00pm - 6:00pm | ST ANDREWS CHURCH HALL Celebrating this opportunity to gather the folk world, this last session breaks out to small spaces. Focus groups will discuss ideas, issues and ways to collaborate and support each other into the future. The small groups will be hosted by FAA Committee Members who are keen to hear about any exciting ideas that will strengthen the organisation. Information gathered from these groups will feed back into the organisation, sharpening future planning for FAA and stimulate new opportunities in the folk scene in Australia.

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THE MEDIA AND MARKETING BOOTCAMP Thursday November 2nd | 10:15am - 12:15pm | GU FILMHOUSE CINEMA 6 MODERATORS: SAMANTHA MORRIS - KYLIE COBB

Presented by Kitty Kitty Bang Bang and Blank GC, The Media and Marketing Bootcamp aims to give emerging artists a better understanding of how all the promo pieces fit together.

Join Samantha Morris and Kylie Cobb as they take you through a content-rich, intensive session that’ll kick your b​ utt into the world of marketing​your music and getting your mug in the media​! The workshop will cover the 5 Pillars of a​​B angin’ Profile, which include:

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1. How to Unleash Your Social Media Extrovert 2. How to Harness the Powers of Superfans 3. How to Brand the Sh*t out of Your Stuff 4. How to Get Your Mug in the Media 5. How to Secure Powerful Partnerships

GETTING PLAYED, GETTING PAID IN PUBLIC PERFORMANCE! Thursday November 2nd | 11:20am - 12:20pm | GU FILMHOUSE CINEMA 5 MODERATOR: STUART

WATTERS

Content being used in the consumer space provides rights owners with a valuable income source, and is now starting to return revenue back to the artist and rights owner communities in proportions that haven’t been seen since the rise of peer to peer platforms. The next new frontier is tracking how content is used in public performance spaces and how technology and innovation is creating new opportunities to support collection agencies to improve transparency and accurate royalty payments. Come and learn about this growing opportunity in this session presented by Stuart Watters of Nightlife Music.

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AAM PRESENTS: THE ART OF MANAGING PEOPLE

Thursday November 2nd | 11:20am-12:20pm | GU FILMHOUSE CINEMA 4 MODERATOR: LEANNE SPEAKERS: DAVE

DE-SOUZA BATTY - CLARA IACCARINO - JESS BESTON

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Successful managers in any industry know that getting the most from people is an art in itself.

In this panel discussion we hear from three highly effective artist managers on how they handle the human side of the management equation - building relationships, navigating difficult people, mediation, effective communication, taking care of yourself and some do’s and don’ts of managing creative people.

TOURING OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE INDIAN OCEAN AND ITS ARTISTS Thursday November 2nd | 2:00pm - 3:00pm | GU FILMHOUSE CINEMA 5

SPEAKERS: ERIC “BLANC BLANC” JURET - MARION MATIGOT - JULIEN VABOIS - PASCALE BESSE JESS WHITE - CHLOE GOODYEAR

This panel brings together delegates from Reunion Island and Australia to discuss export opportunities for Australian artists in Reunion Island and the Indian Ocean region. This discussion will be looking at how key role platforms such as IOMMA provide for not only artists from Reunion Island but all Indian Ocean artists including Australia.

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GRANT FUNDING NOW!

Thursday November 2nd | 2:00pm - 3:00pm | GU FILMHOUSE CINEMA 6 MODERATOR:

PAUL BAYLIS COLLINS - SAM WILD - JENNIFER TEALE - ANDY RANTZEN

SPEAKERS: EMILY

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The arts funding landscape has taken some well-publicised twists and turns in recent times, but remains an important source of income for artists at all stages of their careers.

Join us for an info session and Q&A about the different types of grants available to you and what you need to do to get one.

TOURING CANADA

Thursday November 2nd | 2:00pm - 3:00pm | GU FILMHOUSE CINEMA 4 MODERATOR:

ESTI ZILBER NORDSTROM - TIM POTOCIC - ANDY MCLEAN - ROBYN STEWART

SPEAKERS: SHELLEY

Australian and Canadian culture share so much in common - with music-loving populations of (mostly) incredibly nice people spread thinly across massive, largely uninhabited continents. As a touring market Canada is easily accessible to Australian artists of all genres and career stages. In this panel, we get the lowdown on touring Canada from the Canadians themselves: How to get there and where to go, showcase opportunities, audience tastes, feet in the door.

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OZTIX PRESENTS: MAKING A VENUE WORK

Thursday November 2nd | 3:20pm - 4:20pm | GU FILMHOUSE CINEMA 5

STEVE GRIFFITHS GEOFF TRIO - BRAD HINDS - DARREN BARKAS - JUSTIN RUDGE - MICHELLE CHRISTOE

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The Australian live market has seen so many venues come and go, while others have gone from strength to strength over years and even decades. In this panel our expert venue owners, programmers and marketers discuss their approach and reciepe for making a venue successful.

FOOTSTOMP MUSIC PRESENTS:

LET’S BE REMARKABLE - TREATING THE CREATIVE PROCESS WITH THE REVERENCE IT DESERVES Thursday November 2nd | 3:20pm - 4:20pm | GU FILMHOUSE CINEMA 6

GRAHAM ASHTON TAASHA COATES - MICHAEL CARPENTER - NEIL MURRAY - REG MOMBASSA

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In a world where technology has made it easy for all artists to be competent, how does someone stand out and become remarkable? We talk to a panel of remarkable creators about their creative process.

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AMERICANA WORLDWIDE

Thursday November 2nd | 3:20pm - 4:20pm | GU FILMHOUSE CINEMA 4 MODERATOR:

NICK PAYNE HILLY - TRACEY GRIFFITHS - SHANE NICHOLSON

SPEAKERS: JED

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Americana is the newest musical genre to be recognised by the mainstream music industry. It’s a genre that is still in the process of unifying and defining itself to audiences around the world. So what is Americana exactly, and how is it going establishing itself in Australia. In this session we talk to leaders of the movement both here and in the US for an insight into all things Americana.

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WHY NOT LATIN AMERICA? - Q&A Friday November 3rd | 10:00am - 11:00am | GU FILMHOUSE CINEMA 6 MODERATOR:

SYLVIA ZAMBRANO PARRA

Have you considered taking your music, artist or project to Latin America?

Latin America is currently a market in boom. In 2015 it was the region with the most rapid digital growth in the world and during the same year sales from recorded music grew 11.8% making it the fastest growing region in the world for the fifth consecutive year (IFPI).

Nevertheless, Latin America remains a relatively untapped market for Australian artists. Despite some similarities throughout the region, each country is independent from and different to the others. Accordingly, for the commercialisation of an artist each country has different rules, advantages and disadvantages that must be understood by a manager, promoter or artist before thinking of entering the market there.

This presentation will offer an overview of the state of the music market in Latin America and valuable insights into the industries of various countries in the region including tips for how you can reach a new audience on the other side of the world!

ARTIST DEVELOPMENT: BUILDING THE BRIDGE

Friday November 3rd | 10:00pm - 11:00pm | GU FILMHOUSE CINEMA 4 BONNIE DALTON GREGG DONOVAN - STEPHEN WADE

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The Gold Coast’s Amy Shark’s recent single ‘Adore’ (produced by M-Phazes) was added to triple j almost immediately upon release, with the station singing its praises and adding the track to their high rotation. Shark featured prominently during October 2016 as the triple j Unearthed Artist of the Week. The single went on to win second place in the triple j Hottest 100 for 2016 and reached the #1 spot on the Spotify Local and Viral charts and #1 on the Shazam charts. In this session we talk to the team behind Amy Shark and how they’ve worked together to develop the careers of a number of successful artists including Boy & Bear, Josh Pyke, The Paper Kites, and others.

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SYNC OR SWIM

Friday November 3rd | 11:20am - 12:20pm | GU FILMHOUSE CINEMA 5 MODERATOR:

CASS EAGER HOLT - ROB SCOTT - JANE ENGLISH

SPEAKERS: JAMIE

From publishing and music supervision/sync, to licensing and rights collectives: success in today’s music industry goes beyond playing shows and selling merch.

Join us in this session for insights and advice from experienced industry pros on how to navigate the Sync playing field and how to approach the key players to put your music to work.

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CHRIS JAGGER: I GOT THE BLUES Friday November 3rd | 11:20am - 12:20pm | GU FILMHOUSE CINEMA 6 MODERATOR: LARRY SPEAKER: CHRIS

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Chris Jagger obviously comes from rock royalty. Watching his older brother Mick ascend with his band The Rolling Stones, Chris was soon turned onto music as well.

Jagger’s career has taken many a turn since those days, from acting to instrument-making, journalism, radio, filmmaking, but through it all Chris has been making music and has never strayed far from his blues roots. Join Chris Jagger in this oneon-one session.

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DIY MUSO: SELF SUFFICIENCY FOR ARTISTS

Friday November 3rd | 11:20am - 12:20pm | GU FILMHOUSE CINEMA 4 HAZEL SAVAGE MAMA KIN - TOMMY SPENDER - CHRISTIAN TRYHORN

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AUSTRALIAN MADE: 30TH ANNIVERSARY

Friday November 3rd | 11:20am - 12:20pm | GU FILMHOUSE CINEMA 3 STUART COUPE RICHARD LOWENSTEIN - PETER O’DOHERTY

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The road of the self-managed artist has never been easy - balancing the creative with the business side, promoting yourself, acquiring the knowledge and contacts that help you get where you need to go. In this session we discuss the ins-and-outs of managing your own career and how this can grow into working with other artists in a behind-the-scenes role.

Australian Made was a festival concert series held during 1986–1987 in the six state capitals of Australia and featured local rock acts Mental as Anything, I’m Talking, The Triffids, The Saints, Divinyls, Models, Jimmy Barnes and INXS. The series started in Hobart on 26 December 1986 and concluded in Sydney (Endeavour Field - Cronulla) on 26 January 1987. Rock journalist Jeff Jenkins rated it as one of his 50 most significant events in Australian music history, “It showed that an all-Australian festival could work.” Australian Made was conceived to counter tours of international acts, like Dire Straits’ 1985–1986 world tour, which were drying up funds for Australian groups.

To promote the tour, INXS and Barnes recorded a cover of The Easybeats song “Good Times” which was released in December 1986 as a single and used as the theme song. “Good Times” peaked at #2 on the Australian charts. The single peaked at #47 in the United States Billboard Hot 100 on 1 August 1987. Arguments ensued between various band managers over the filming of the tour which ended in acrimony with two managers, Chris Murphy (for INXS) and Jeremy Fabinyi (for Mental As Anything), arguing backstage in Sydney and coming to blows. The film of the tour, Australian Made: The Movie, directed by Richard Lowenstein, was released in July 1987, but contained no footage of Mental As Anything performing.

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STUDIOS 301 PRESENTS: DJS, PRODUCERS & TOPLINERS

Friday November 3rd | 2:00pm - 3:00pm | GU FILMHOUSE CINEMA 5 RON HARYANTO KAREN HAMILTON - MICKEY KOJAK - CHRIS ARNOTT

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DJs, Producers & Topliners: How to find the right song as an Electronic Music Artist.

A discussion about how DJs, Producers and Songwriters collaborate and the importance the right songs play in building a brand and profile in the electronic music world.

FOLK ALLIANCE AUSTRALIA PRESENTS: THE STATE OF FOLK Friday November 3rd | 2:00pm - 3:00pm | GU FILMHOUSE CINEMA 6

UNA MCALINDEN CHLOE GOODYEAR - SHEENA KEANE - LISA WHYTOCK - PAM MERRIGAN

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Folk Music is perhaps one of the most diverse genres in music today, both in terms of sound - Traditional, Contemporary, Celtic, Singer-Songwriter, Alt-Folk, Folktronica, etc. - and audiences, with folk fans ranging in age from 8 to 80. We talk to leaders in the Folk Music side of the industry to find out how they embrace this diversity while keeping everyone happy.

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THE INDUSTRY OBSERVER PRESENTS: ‘FEAR AT THE TOP’ LIVE WITH PETER NOBLE Friday November 3rd | 2:00pm - 3:00pm | GU FILMHOUSE CINEMA 4

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In a special live edition of his ‘Fear at The Top’ podcast, CEO of Seventh Street Media Luke Girgis interviews Bluesfest director Peter Noble about how he got to where he is, the mistakes he’s made, and what he’s learned from running one of the most successful festivals in the world.

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THE APPOINTMENT GROUP PRESENTS: TOURING STRATEGY WORKSHOP Friday November 3rd | 3:20pm - 4:20pm | GU FILMHOUSE CINEMA 6 JON HOWELL SEAN SIMMONS - CRAIG SPANN - LUKE MORTON

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In this session we discuss developing a strategy for live touring with some of the best agents in the business.

When to tour, where to tour, why to tour. And guidance from the pros on how to build and execute a plan for different artists at different levels across a range of genres.

ZIMRII PRESENTS: WHAT THE HELL IS BLOCK CHAIN? Friday November 3rd | 3:20pm - 4:20pm | GU FILMHOUSE CINEMA 4 SEAN RUSSELL MO JALLOH - PAOLO GAVA - JACQUI LOUEZ SCHOORL

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Block Chain is a new technology on everyone’s lips - it’s even been referred to as ‘The New Internet’, but what is it? How does it affect you, and what should you do about it?

We’re joined by Australian block chain pioneers for an overview of the tech and what it has the potential to offer artists and the industry as a whole.

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FOLK ALLIANCE FOLK ALLIANCE AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA RECEPTION RECEPTION

FAA is proud to partner with AMW to present a very special FAA is proud to partner with AMW to present a very special showcase reception featuring some of the finest Australian showcase reception the finest Folk acts. Join us for featuring drinks andsome fingeroffood at thisAustralian networking Folk acts.

Join us for drinks and finger food at this networking session... one session you can’t miss. session... one session you can’t miss.

THE BRASS MONKEY THURS NOV 2 - 4:15PM THE BRASS MONKEY THURS NOV 2 - 4:15PM Monique Clare - Gawurra Monique Clare - Gawurra Alice Skye - Harrison Storm Alice Skye - Harrison Storm

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WELCOME: RESULTS OF THE STATE OF AUSTRALIAN AMERICANA MUSIC SURVEY

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Saturday November 4th | 10:00am | THE BRASS MONKEY

THE STATE OF AMERICANA MUSIC: A WORLD VIEW Saturday November 4th | 11:20am - 11:50am | THE BRASS MONKEY

NICK PAYNE - ALI FLETT - MATT WALTERS

GROWING AUSTRALIAN AMERICANA MUSIC Saturday November 4th 11:50am - 12:50pm THE BRASS MONKEY JED HILLY

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GETTING IN FRONT OF AN AUDIENCE: HOW CAN ARTISTS WORK TOGETHER WITH VENUES AND FESTIVALS? Saturday November 4th 1:20pm - 2:20pm

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THE BRASS MONKEY SHANE NICHOLSON

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CREATING AN AUSTRALIAN AMERICANA SOUND

Saturday November 4th | 2:40pm - 3:40pm | THE BRASS MONKEY ALI FLETT - MATT WALTERS - DEBRA THORSEN - TRACEY GRIFFITHS

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Welcome

to the 1st annual Australian Music Week Film Festival. We’re excited to present to you an eclectic mix of some of the finest music-related cinema from Australia and around the world. From timely, local films covering gender in music and the struggles of domestic music communities, to documentaries chronicling Japanese rock scenes and Christian Metal bands from the 80s, there’s a little something for everyone to enjoy here.

We hope you enjoy this year’s collection of films, and look forward to seeing you at the cinema!

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S CREENING GUIDE Take Me To The River (USA)

October 31st - Event Cinemas George Street – 6.30pm (Australian Premiere) Introduction by Jed Hilly, Executive Director of the Americana Music Association “Take Me to the River” (Winner of over 10 festival awards including SXSW and Raindance London) is a film that brings multiple generations of award-winning Memphis and Mississippi Delta musicians together, following them through the creative process of recording a historic new album, to re-imagine the utopia of racial, gender and generational collaboration of Memphis in its heyday.

Play Your Gender (Canada)

November 1st - Cronulla GU Eventhouse – 6.30pm 5% of music producers are women even though many of the most bankable pop stars are female. Only 6 women have ever been nominated for the ‘Producer of the Year’ Grammy, and no woman has ever won. In Play Your Gender, Juno award-winning producer Kinnie Starr is on a quest to find out why this disparity exists by speaking to music industry stars and veterans about the realities of being a woman in the recording studio. Play Your Gender features interviews with Sara Quinn of Tegan & Sara, Melissa Auf der Maur of the Smashing Pumpkins, Patty Schemel of Hole, Chantal Kreviazuk, and many more of the music industry’s most talented women.

Breaking The Mould (Australia)

November 1st - Cronulla GU Eventhouse – 8.30pm (World Premiere) Q&A with Director Jessie Ryan-Allen Breaking the Mould is an independent documentary which consists of a number of interviews with a diverse array of Australian artists and bands, reflecting on their experiences and sharing their opinions about the role of gender in Australian music.

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Audio Engeneering (Germany)

November 1st - Cronulla GU Eventhouse (Accompanies Breaking The Mould) (International Premiere) Audio engineering seems to be still a male domain. Even in the self organized anarchist DIY-Scene, female audio engineers are rare. This short film sits down with a female audio engineer for an evening in the self organised concert venue “Venster99” in Vienna.

Something Quite Peculiar: The Life and Times of Steve Kilbey (Australia/UK)

November 2nd - Cronulla GU Eventhouse – 6.30pm (First Sydney Screenings) Q&A with Steve Kilbey (The Church) and Director Mike Brook Steve Kilbey has enjoyed countless successes with his band The Church, but one song, Under The Milky Way, somehow dominates the conversation. Something Quite Peculiar explores a dysfunctional relationship between a songwriter and his best known song and the journey that brought them here.

Decks and the City (Australia (Adelaide)

November 2nd - Cronulla GU Eventhouse – 8.30pm (Sydney Premiere) Q&A with Directors James Corbett and Glen Scrymgour Decks ands the city is a documentary that explores the passion for electronic music within the night life scene and the obstacles that DJ’s, producers, venue owners and patrons face from lawmakers and a conservative society.

Garage Rockin’ Craze (Canada/Japan)

November 2nd - Cronulla GU Eventhouse – 8.30pm (Australian Premiere) Garage Rockin’ Craze, the new film by indie director Mario Cuzic (Tsunami Attack, The Swap), takes you on a savage journey into the heart of underground Tokyo rock and roll. Shot over six years almost entirely by Cuzic alone, the film centres on promoter Daddy-O- Nov, the man responsible for discovering titans of Japanese gunk punk such as Guitar Wolf (Wild Zero), the 5.6.7.8’s (Kill Bill), Teengenerate (GET ACTION!!).

Australian Made – (Australia)

November 3rd - Cronulla GU Eventhouse – 6.30pm (30th Anniversary Screening) + Q& A with Director Richard Lowenstein Australian Made: The Movie is a July 1987 live concert film of the Australian Made tour from December 1986 to January 1987.

The tour featured internationally performing Australian acts, INXS, Divinyls, Models, The Triffids, The Saints, I’m Talking, Jimmy Barnes and Mental As Anything. The film was directed by INXS’ video collaborator, Richard Lowenstein but did not contain any footage of Mental As Anything. Concert segments were linked by Troy Davies interviewing audience members and musicians.

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November 3rd - Cronulla GU Eventhouse – 8.30pm

Adrift (Australia/France)

Traditional musician Shohrat Tursun hails from Uyghur, an autonomous region of northwestern China, and was famous in Japan during the 1990’s. He is now relatively unknown and lives in Australia. We follow Shohrat’s daily life in the western suburbs of Sydney where he takes us on an emotional self-reflective journey through his personal archive.

Sound of the Future: HAITI (USA)

Through the power of music, Haiti is once again become The Pearl of the Antilles.

Shout at the Ground (New Zealand)

Trapped in a speeding van, a Kiwi rock band succumb to travel sickness while deconstructing the heist that robbed them of an entire weekend’s door take.

Partycipation (UK)

November 3rd - Cronulla GU Eventhouse – 8.30pm (Accompanies Short Film Program)

Daggy Man - A Lazy Kind of Pain Caves ft. Hannah Joy - Here We Are CLYPSO - YOLO Confidence Man - Boyfriend Cosmo Thundercat - Warning Bell Curt Manor - Adelphi Hotel Nightmare Dead Language - The Man Who Killed My Father Hachiku - Moonface Explosions in the Sky - The Ecstatics Vera Blue - Private Hawksley Workman - Small Town Dracula Stevie and the Sleepers - Young Again Suss Cunts - Shit Friend WAAX - Wild & Weak Wet Lips - Here If You Need

Partycipation is a short animated documentary about the highs and lows of participating in partying as a young person today.

Animated with vivid colors and abstract visual concepts, follow our little character thought their night out, dictated by the voices and stories of young people in London.

Psychedelic Porn Crumpets Buzz (Australia)

This hybrid short film/music video depicts a reality where children across Australia have risen up as one, revolted and rewritten the social contract. Over-30 adults are pushed to the fringes of society, avoiding forced chore duty at parent-less households.

The Music Stops Here (UK)

When our cities develop, why is culture the first to go? The Music Stops Here is the story of an iconic music venue’s final days before a government rail scheme forces it to close, despite the protestations of its regulars.

Western Jubilee (USA)

A film about Western Jubilee, a small Colorado recording studio devoted to the idea of cowboy music alive, featuring cowboy singer Don Edwards.

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