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Creator Academy wants to fix what happens after the studio
The idea is to produce music professionals who understand not only how to make a good record, but also what to do with it once it is finished. And that distinction could matter https://t.co/7a3EcKM3Lb #SqoopUpdates
Creator, a professional music development company and creative ecosystem established by Practical Stream Uganda Limited, has launched its flagship One-Year Professional Music Production Program under Creator Academy, with a long-term goal of preparing Ugandan music professionals for international commercial opportunities.
Details: https://t.co/isCrIp1Yq3
Yesterday at the launch of Creator Business Academy. This initiative is about skilling our people across the music value chain and closing the knowledge gaps that have held us back.
As NCF, we are fully behind this team. A professional industry is a profitable industry.
Geoffrey Ekongot shares how he first came across Moise’s work online, long before they knew each other personally
What started with simply noticing someone doing things differently in Uganda’s music industry eventually grew into a friendship and now work through Creator.
Creator is here to fix a gap in Uganda’s music industry.”
Too many producers are building their skills without a structured path. But if Uganda’s music industry is going to compete on a global level, we have to up our game
What we create as producers is more than just music, it’s intellectual property.
Geoffrey Ekongot explains why producers need to understand the business behind their music from ownership and monetization to working with third parties.
Creator is building that knowledge
Creator is here to fix a gap in Uganda’s music industry.”
Too many producers are building their skills without a structured path. But if Uganda’s music industry is going to compete on a global level, we have to up our game