Showing posts with label Hollywood Internship program. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hollywood Internship program. Show all posts

Thursday, January 1, 2009

Major record label ..................!!

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Music industry jobs with Entertainment careers are open for you....!!!!

MUSIC JOBS & CAREERS.

So you want to break in the industry and develop and land a music job and/or career? There are many paths to take and HollywoodEntertainmentJobs.com is a great first step.

If you are looking for an entry-level position, getting involved in an internship at a record label or a publishing company is always a great start.

If you are already a skilled person (accountant, manager, marketing, sales executive) that doesn’t want to start from the bottom, you can always take your skills and look for the appropriate job that fits to start your music job and/or career.

Rick Rubin is the current Co-chairman of Columbia Records. Rick Rubin started Def Jam Records while he was a Senior year in High School and used the schools 4 Track Recorder to produce the first album. Upon graduating, he then moved his fledging label Def Jam into his dorm room at New York University. He then met Russell Simmons who was promoting concerts in NYC and the both of them took Def Jam out of the dorms and into a new level. They catapulted themselves on the music scene and embraced the fresh Rap scene that was happening in NYC.

Rick Rubin knew that creativity, ingenuity, and driven work ethic was his strengths. The world took notice when Def Jam launched Run DMC into commercial superstardom. Rick later went on to start American Recordings and did the same thing in rock with what he did with rap. He is also the creator behind the genres rap/rock or rapcore. He was the first to experiment with this when he fused Run DMC and Aerosmith together for the song, “Walk this Way”. Until that point, Rap was very seldom played on MTV and that all changed after that single hit. Rick Rubin has been the driven force behind many artists including Run DMC, Beastie Boys, Slayer, Danzig, Johnny Cash, Public Enemy, LL Cool J, Rage Against the Machine, Jay-Z, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Dixie Chicks, Audioslave, etc.

Who would’ve ever thought this legacy would happen from a jewish kid from Lido Beach, NY. Today Rick Rubin is the Co-chairman of one of the largest recording companies in the world.

Music and the needs for music are always expanding. Years ago, if you wanted to work in the music industry, you took a job at a major record label or publisher. These days there are music positions open at all the Major TV Networks, Major Film Studios, Video Gaming Companies, Major Beverage Companies (Starbucks, Red Bull, etc), Major Technology/Computer companies (Apple, HP, Microsoft, etc) as well as the traditional routes such as Major Record Labels, Publishing Companies, Radio Stations, Touring companies etc..

Some say the music industry is in trouble, we believe it is only beginning. If you are passionate, creative and driven, HollywoodEntertainmentJobs.com should be your one -stop website to taking your career to the next level.


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Video game jobs and Entertainment jobs is now available !!

JOBS & CAREERS

With major changes in the entertainment industry as well as poor albums sales across the industry, the market that still has enormous growth and doesn’t look like it is going to slow down anytime soon is the video gaming industry. Starting a video gaming job and/or career may be the perfect time to do so. With over 10 billion in sales per year, this is a growing market that will continue to cross lines and create trends.

A lot has changed since Atari released the 2600 family entertainment video game model back in the late 70’s. With the video gaming industry crossing the lines and franchising with major movie releases as well as record labels, entering into the gaming business may be a great move if you are looking for a video gaming job and/or career. With music crossing into this market with releases like “Guitar Hero”, this market is pulling more music enthusiasts into the gaming industry.

HollywoodEntertainmentJobs.com lists current video gaming jobs and’or career positions from everything from Game Testers to Programmers to Executives for this market. Landing a job into the video game market and developing it into a career can be a very exciting time. HollywoodEntertainmentJobs.com is the premier entertainment job board for the video game market.

One of the success stories comes from Patrick Gilmore who today is the Vice President, Executive Producer at gaming giant, EA Games (Electronic Arts). Patrick Gilmore is the Executive Producer to the “Medal of Honor” franchise. What a lot of people don’t know is that Patrick came from the TV/Film world and was a writer for Disney, The Sci-fi Channel and Fox Broadcasting.

The great thing about entertainment market (TV, Film, Music & Video Gaming) is that these studios are becoming easier to cross-over today as it has been in the past. You can start in TV and end up in music or video gaming because they all cross-collaborate with each other. Many executives today are crossing over into various studios and genres adding more creativity to their careers.

After Patrick Gilmore started as a writer for several TV Studios, he then worked at Disney Interactive (video gaming department) where he worked on the Aladdin and the Lion King interactive games. After Disney, he switched over to Dreamworks and then directly to EA Games.

Start your video gaming job and career today. For the latest job listings for the video game markets, check out HollywoodEntertainmentJobs.com.

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