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Artist Personal Statement

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I would like to manage artist after I am done with my master’s program at Full Sail University. As an aspiring artist, I want to gear my passion towards music and keeping the art relevant in business. The task at hand for me to be a successful manager is finding the new talent and marketing them successfully.
In order to be successful in the music industry it is pivotal for me to keep up the trends but also be a step ahead and be able to see the next big thing that could happen. The traditional way of finding talent is to go to small events where new artist are trying to build a fan base and for some attract a record label. In today’s search for new talent, the Internet has changed the way artist attract management. In order to market a

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