Thread: LA Conference Panel Questions

<p>Yo, what's really good family.&nbsp; I'm finishing up the panel questions for the conference in LA.&nbsp; In a brief flash of brilliance, I thought to myself, why don't I let you cats pass along some questions that you would want a panel of professionals to answer.&nbsp; The kind of good juicy stuff that producers need to know, the kind of things we're curious about, etc etc.&nbsp; Please look at the panel topics below and frame your question within the context of the panel.&nbsp; You can respond here (but don't forget to include what panel its for)&nbsp; What better place to generate questions than from the people who need them answered!</p>
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<p>look there for a detailed description for each panel.&nbsp; Gracias family</p>

<p>NOBODY HAS A GOOD QUESTION FOR A PANEL!&nbsp; FOREAL?</p>

<p>not for the panel, but to you:&nbsp; <br />since this is going to be my first year attending, i'm wondering if it's proper etiquette to pass my mix cd to some of the panel speakers?</p>
<p>dynamic "pen pushas":<br />what avenue should an aspiring producer take in order to work with a "pen pusha" (if possible)?&nbsp;</p>
<p>the world of video games:<br />how do i get my music noticed for games in development?&nbsp; <br />how do i find out when an opportunity is available?<br />what are some things to consider when producing music for games?</p>
<p>music placers:<br />how do i distinct myself when presenting my music in order to be considered?&nbsp; <br />(i'm having some trouble wording this question.&nbsp; i know that there are a lot of music out there already pushing for tv/film spots - including music libraries.&nbsp; i'm trying to figure out, how a newbie would go about to even get noticed so his/her music would at least get the chance to be heard, and eventually earn that spot.)</p>

<p>Excellent questions bro.&nbsp; I'll be putting those in tonight.&nbsp; As far as bringing your music, definitely bring your music.&nbsp; Make sure it looks professional, make sure YOU are professional in</p>
<p>your approach, and always ask if its cool to give them a cd. Some may prefer something be emailed to them, so find out what their method is and deliver.</p>

<p>awesome.&nbsp; thanks for the advice.</p>