Film music composer and production company -  David Beard Music Production -    Supplying music and sound design to commercial multimedia. Specialising in composing music and sound design for the moving image David Beard Music Production creates original music for film, TV, corporate video, commercials, games, dance, theatre and Podcasts.

Shots Directory 2008 The completely updated and revised advertising contacts resource Shots have been away researching and revising every contact in the advertising industry to bring you the 2008 shots Directory.

The shots Directory 2008 brings you all the advertising industry contacts in one place - find over 23,500 contacts from agencies to creatives, production companies to production services. Find the hottest New Directors that shots has tracked down over the last 12 months and their full contact details. The shots Directory is already established as not only the most comprehensive source of contacts but as the only diary you'll need for 2008. With all the extra information you could ever need for an overseas shoot. If you require more information on shots publications or are having problems ordering from shots.net, please contact shots customer service on: +44 (0)20 7728 4340

The Production Guide The essential production resource The Production Guide is the award-winning guide for the film, TV and commercials industries in the UK. If you're a production professional and need to find locations, production services, post production facilities, camera equipment, special effects, animation companies and much, much more, all you need to do is register to use the online database for free. The Production Guide is the most comprehensive and accurate directory for the broadcast, film and video production industries - covering companies throughout the UK; locations and production services throughout the world. For more information on advertising opportunities contact the team on: +44 (0)20 7728 5513

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The Knowledge A definitive source of contacts within the film, TV, video and commercials production industries Typically used by production companies, broadcasters, advertising agencies and freelancers, The Knowledge is simply one of the biggest sources of industry information available. Regarded as a market-leader for the UK's production sector it is comprehensively updated every year. "What is not in The Knowledge is usually not worth knowing. It lives up to its name every year and is always the first and usually the last place you look to find information on the UK film production industry" If you would like to order a copy please ring their hotline number 44 (0)20 8973 3410 / or 3411

movieScope Magazine Movies from the Insider's Point-Of-View   movieScope is the UK's only trade/specialist consumer film magazine with a focus on global filmmaking - from Independent and European Film to Hollywood and World Cinema. movieScope magazine provides an unrivalled insider's point-of-view into a broad spectrum of filmmaking processes including acting, animations, directing, documentary, DV filmmaking, producing and writing. The result is an informative and entertaining read filled with practical advice, encouragement and behind-the-scenes information: invaluable and entertaining in equal measure. Ideal for filmmakers and serious movie lovers. movieScope are currently offering new subscribers a 30% discount (£20.79 plus P&P) and a free DVD from The Dialogue Series, feature-length interviews with Hollywood's top screenwriters. For further details call 44 (0)845 094 6263

Showreel The independent magazine for film and TV production Showreel is essential reading for all professionals in movies and television, as well as film students. Each issue tests the latest hardware and software for both production and post as well as reviewing the pick of the independant movie scene. Articles show new filmmakers how to make more professional movies, and, more importantly, how to sell and distribute them. Showreel also takes a look at different movie genres and analyse the filmmaking techniques of some of the greatest directors, cinematographers and editors in the business.   Six fact-packed issues for just £35 for the year (UK only).

Film & Festivals Magazine The place where filmmakers and cinema lovers meet

Film & Festivals (formerly the Film Festival Magazine) was created to guide and support film professionals as well as emerging film talent and film students, providing practical tips and cutting edge insider information to provoke, inspire and propel the readers' creativity and careers forward. In depth interviews, detailed previews and reviews of films, film festivals, new talent plus an invaluable pull out guide to upcoming submission deadlines and a festival diary for the coming months, make this magazine a 'must have' read not only for all those working or aspiring to work in the industry but also for discerning film buffs worldwide. Annual subscription to FILM & FESTIVALS Magazine is just £15.

Filmmaker Magazine The Magazine of Independent Film Published quarterly, FILMMAKER covers the most intriguing independent feature films that will be released in theatres over the subsequent three months. Active filmmakers, directors, producers, cinematographers, writers and editors throughout the independent film and digital cinema community read FILMMAKER for an incisive look at the industry today.

Filmwaves The magazine for independant film makers and audiences devoted to film making Filmwaves is a non-profit making publishing project devoted to filmmaking. It endeavours to develop our knowledge of film culture, to provide technical advice and to share with its readers the experience of making films. It is also a showcase for up-and-coming talents to whom they offer the opportunity to present their work.

BROADCAST The weekly newspaper of the Television and Radio Industry

A Subscription to Broadcast costs from just £175 a year and includes: - 50 weekly issues of Broadcast delivered to your door - full 24/7 access to Broadcastnow.co.uk's premium content - discounts on Broadcast publication and events

Film Score Monthly The Online Magazine of Motion Picture and Television Music Appreciation Film Score Monthly is an online magazine about movie music hosting News, Reviews, Features, Composers, Shop and Directory! Hardcopy editions of the magazine were published from 1990 up to 2005 when it then became an online-only publication. It has its own CD label specialising in premiere editions of vintage film scores.

Music from the Movies "The online home of the best film music magazine in the world" " Music from the Movies is the best magazine out there on the subject of film music because it magnificently combines intelligence and passion in every article and review it includes. What I admire the most is that they haven't lost their love for film music. - Christopher Young " Not only a great magazine but hosting a great website too including News, Reviews, Features, Composers, Shop and Directory!

Music Tech Magazine The Magazine for Producers, Engineers & Recording Musicians Music Tech Magazine is the most practical magazine and website around for producers, engineers and recording musicians. Their commitment to carrying  the best hands-on pro advice and technique in every issue guarantees that you'll improve your music with a subsciption to MTM Subscibe now to save 25% and guarantee your free pop sheild while stocks last.      :Pay just £26.95 every 6 issues by Direct Debit - saving 25%      :FREE home delivery      :Never miss an issue      :FREE SE pop screen worth £39! Call 44 (0)870 444 8468

Classical Music Magazine The news magazine of the classical music profession Classical Music is the magazine of the classical music profession; focusing on venue managers, agents, composers, festival directors, marketing and public relation experts and of course, musicians. It provides news, previews and features to inform, stimulate and amuse anyone who works in the classical music business in any capacity. It also offers music lovers a behind-the-scenes view, which gives them a more realistic take on the business than is offered by consumer magazines and newspapers. PLUS jobs in all areas of the music industry including performing, management, teaching and marketing. For more information call 44 (0)20 7333 1720

Rhinegold Guide to Music Education The essential guide for students, teachers, parents and musicians Provides contact information, course details, scholarship policy and entry requirements for all independent schools, conservatories, colleges and universaties nationwide. World music; exam syllabuses; music publishers; mail order suppliers; information technology; book publishers; youth orchestra and choirs; local authorities; teacher resources; summer schools and MORE. PLUS An extensive series of articles, written by a team of experts, providing informed advice on a variety of topics including working in the music business, buying an instrument, music tours and gap-year opportunities. For more information call 44 (0)20 7333 1720

Classroom Music Classroom Music is designed to provide experienced and non-specialist teachers with expert guidance on delivering all aspects of the music curriculum, from KS3 through to A2. Each issue of Classroom Music features articles written by heads of departments, cheif examiners and specialist teachers. The aim is to keep you abreast of developments and debate in the music education sector, while providing you with detailed schemes of work and innovative practical ideas. For more information call 44 (0)20 7333 1720

Rhinegold Dictionary of Music in Sound The world's first dictionary of music terminology that you can listen to The Rhinegold Dictionary of Music in Sound is a comprehensive multi-dimensional guide by David Bowman defining language used to describe Western art music. It is a unique reference that can be used by students, teachers, enthusiastic listeners and professional musicians. "...beautifully put together, clear, unstuffy and thorough. I wish it had been around when I was studying music and university, with its long-overdue collation of written explanations, notated music examples and sound clips in one nifty box. The placing of musical terminology in its historical context is particularly welcome and possibly unique on so generous a scale. I am already using it in my research for a new TV series, and love the easy cross-referencing. Delia Smith for music. First rate." Howard Goodall - Composer, writer and broadcaster                   For more information call 44 (0)20 7333 1720

Early Music Today Bringing early music to life Early Music Today approaches all the issues surrounding early music, authentic instruments and historically informed performance. It also looks at the makers and players involved, and provides the latest developments on the early music scene. Early Music Today offers profiles of prominent performers, examinations of various musical forms, guidance on recordings and editions, performance reviews and listings, book reviews, opinion pieces and news stories. The aim is to be academically reliable, but still good fun to read. For more information call 44 (0)20 7333 1720

The Singer For everything your voice can be The Singer magazine is designed to cater for the needs of the professional and amateur singer across all fields of music - from the cabaret artist or jazz singer to those working in the fields of musical theatre, opera, choirs or world music. It will keep readers abreast of developments in the science of singing, on both the physical and the spiritual sides, and the lack of barriers between musical genres in the magazine, with news and interviews with the top people in each area, aims to promote a cross-pollination of methods and enlightenment. For more information call 44 (0)20 7333 1720

Opera Now The world's most influential opera magazine Opera Now covers every aspect of opera, from historic events and great divas of yesteryear to up-and-coming trends and stars of tomorrow. The magazine provides a sharp, witty and wise analysis of live performances, festivals, recitals, recordings and broadcasts, with full-colour photos bringing productions to life, whether in Shangai, Chicago or Berlin. Travelling to off-beat opera destinations around the world, giving tips on how to indulge in your passion for opera in unexpected and exotic settings, Opera Now offers the most comprehensive worldwide opera listings to be found in any magazine. For more information call 44 (0)20 7333 1720

Piano The magazine for the piano world Piano magazine is a unique bi-monthly publication for pianists and serious enthusiasts alike. In regular 'Performers' Symposiums', editor Jeremy Siepmann brings together many of the world's greatest pianists (including Emanual Ax, Alfred Brendel, Richard Goode, Evgeny Kissin, Murray Perahia, Maurizio Pollini, Andras Schiff, Mitusko Uchida and many more) to trade opinions, tips and insights on the works of the great composers. Nowhere else will you find such a compendium of knowledge that will spark off ideas, help you reassess your own interpretations and enhance your enjoyment of the repertoire. Articles and reviews by world class scholars, editors and pianists, from both the classical and the jazz worlds, are complemented by star interviews, authoritative essays by eminent authors, and regular updates and pointers on books, records and the latest musical publications. For more information call 44 (0)20 7333 1720

Music Teacher Your voice in music education Music Teacher sets out to keep instrumental teachers in touch with one another's work and with the changing world of music education. It offers news, views and letters, the most extensive music reviews available, tips on instrumental teaching, guidance on living British composers, plus exam board updates and unbiased reviews of new set works. Music Teacher is the ultimate resource for instrumental teachers, nowhere else will you find such a wealth of teaching notes, music reviews, expert guidance and practical advice. For more information call 44 (0)20 7333 1720

British Performing Arts Yearbook The complete guide to venues, performers, festivals, arts cources, support organisations and services for the arts professional Performers - Dance; drama; community; puppets; mixed media/entertainment; opera; orchestras Venues - Arts centres; concert halls; producing theatres; national touring houses; bricks & mortar; studio theatres; civic centres; pub theatres Arts festivals - Opera; jazz; classical; literature; drama; folk PLUS - Suppliers & services; arts courses; local authorities; regional arts councils; support organisations and MORE. For more information call 44 (0)20 7333 1720

British and International Music Yearbook The most comprehensive and accurate directory of the classical music industry - essential for all music professionals The British & International Music Yearbook comes in one volume and contains details of over 18,000 organisations and performers from every sector of the music industry both in the UK and, increasingly, abroad. ONE SINGLE VOLUME - Orchestras; opera; choirs; ensembles; instrumentalists; singers; composers; agents; venues; promoters; music clubs; early music; broadcasting; competitions;   festivals; marketing; music publishers; book publishers; education; youth orchestras; summer schools; instrument manufacturers; music journalism; record companies; musician services; music & disability; regional arts councils; libraries & museums; associations. Completely re-designed for ease of use Includes Web addresses

NEW for 2008 - Feature articles on a wide variety of music-related topics - Tax; health; insurance; pensions; markets; careers; technology; musical chairs; travel; venues; instruments; review of the year.

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