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Title: Putting up a production? Read this!
Post by: Thechief on August 19, 2007, 01:03:53 PM
good day guys!

im thinking of putting up a production.. how much do i need? what do i need to know? share naman jan.. :wink: :-D
Title: Re: productions-- what are the basics?
Post by: kaloyster on August 20, 2007, 02:56:02 PM
Tip: it's better to have a production that don't do ticket selling. Follow that and you're all set.
Title: Re: productions-- what are the basics?
Post by: Thechief on August 20, 2007, 05:02:32 PM
nice..thnks.. uhmm.. how much do we normanlly pay for the venue?
Title: Re: productions-- what are the basics?
Post by: Popoy78 on August 20, 2007, 11:53:07 PM
look for a venue you think you could fill up with a lot of people, regardless if there is an entrance fee or not. Usually, you need to meet bar or gate gaurantees. and yes, if possible, not on a ticket selling aggreement but that does not mean the bands shouldn't bring guests/ crowd. :-D
Title: Re: productions-- what are the basics?
Post by: judithp_shredder on August 21, 2007, 03:07:23 PM
TAMA!!!  :mrgreen:
Title: Re: productions-- what are the basics?
Post by: cool2ny on August 21, 2007, 03:55:25 PM
hmmm, dagdag na katanungan...

papano kikita yung production, kung walng ticket selling?

may porsyento ba sa kita ng bar/venue sa mga order ng food and drinks?

PM nalang po yung kasagutan, kung feeling nyo (mga prodduction) e medyo mabibisto yung raket  :-D
balak ko rin kasi, pero ayaw ko ng ticket selling, kasi as a band ayaw ko rin ng ticket selling na production... pero syempre gusto ko rin naman rumaket  :-D
Title: Re: productions-- what are the basics?
Post by: kaloyster on August 21, 2007, 04:06:35 PM
Sa Kolumn Bar alam co laging free entrance eh. Siguro may cut nga yung nagpa-prod sa mismong bar. Not sure though.
Title: Re: productions-- what are the basics?
Post by: inigo on August 21, 2007, 04:14:56 PM
Paying for the venue: talk to the venue owner. May venues that ask for a guarantee, there are those who don't. Bar guarantees start from 5K and go to as high as... sobrang mahal, depende sa venue. May iba naman na walang guarantee for weekdays, but meron on weekends. Purple Haze is like this.

Bands: Ikaw ang bahala magtawag ng banda. Mas OK kung similar genres or similar audiences, para lahat ng tao mag-eenjoy at hindi agad aalis. Mas maraming banda, mas maraming oorder ng beer, pero mas konti ang songs per set. TF can be arranged, depende sa banda. Pwede ring may hati sila sa cover charge. Kung walang TF, magpa-beer ka man lang. At.... importante nga pala na terms are clear for the band the moment pa lang na inimbita sila, hindi yung surprise terms when they get to the venue na.

Scheduling scheme - may iba first-come, first choice of sked. May iba naman, may set sked na. May iba naman, walang kwenta magsked, labo-labo... huwag tularan ang mga ito.

Tickets: Depende ang presyo sa areglo with the venue owner. On a consumer point of view, 100-150 is acceptable, 200 and up is ok only if the band inside is worth watching, a.k.a. sikat or magaling. Ticket selling... ayoko magplay para sa prod niyo kung ticket selling. Meron bang matinong banda na papayag sa ticket selling? Dahil hindi ka makakakuha ng magaling na banda, you will be known as the olats prod... hindi uunlad ang prod mo. You just need to promise a good show para balik-balikan ka. The first prod night will probably leave you penniless, pero if you accumulate a good reputation, hindi ka na mahihirapan humatak ng magagaling na banda, sponsors, at kita in the long run.

Marketing: Bilang prod organizer, kayo ang may main responsibility magpromote ng gig. Bands also do this through their mailing lists, mass texting, inviting their friends, etc. Pero putting up posters, announcing the gig on radio, disseminating in mailing lists (e.g. Pinoy rock) ay sa inyo na.

Sponsors: sila ang bahala gumastos para sa prod mo, at least to an extent. Pero ang kapalit ay maraming tao ang makakarinig ng produkto nila. Pag olats ang prod, lesser tendency for sponsorship. Kelangan din ng pagpaplano ito... ang mga companies (e.g. San Miguel), gusto ng 1 month in advance ang proposals for sponsorship. And mas trip nila ang series of gigs, hindi paisa-isa lang. And... consult your yellow pages for details.

Profit: Money comes from consumers and sponsors. Consumers give you money via tickets, or through an arrangement with the venue owner on the percentage of the night's sales. Aregluhan yun with the venue owner. 

Isa pang source ng income ay merchandise... sell demo cds, buttons, silk-screened shirts, etc ng bandang tutugtog. With their consent ha.

Pero essentially, walang kitang pambuhay sa pagpoprod. Unless big time.

Good luck!
Title: Re: productions-- what are the basics?
Post by: bakx on August 21, 2007, 04:20:21 PM
karaniwan sa bar is mga 7k ata sa kanila

me porsyento kapa dun

ang gusto kase ng bar eh mapalitan ng production mo yung kita nila ng regular night

because your renting the bar

me porsyento kapa siguro dun

and ok lang na may ticket selling

mga 100 per head wit free beer

ok na yun

i have a friend na may production kase

and ok naman buhay niya ngayon

basta hanap ka ng bar na ok talaga

no problem sa gamit

and ticket selling and price

sa mga bands,madale na yun

me philmusic naman and we can help you para makalat yung prod. sir
Title: Re: productions-- what are the basics?
Post by: imrahil on August 22, 2007, 09:28:35 AM
Excellent explanation.. couldn't have said it better myself :)

And I totally agree with the last point... unless all the bands you get agree to not get paid for the night, then putting up productions is not a good way of making money.. most productions do it for the exposure and the camaraderie.

The most important thing to remember is that ALL of the work in putting up a production happens at least a month or two before the actual event. This means getting sponsors, putting up posters, getting the bands, sending out flyers, blast emails, etc. etc. Usually having a small team in your production can accomplish this, which means you can just delegate certain responsibilities. Playground Productions is like this, as well as Heartfire Productions. They are very well organized and know how to plan in advance. Putting up a prod is not just about finding out the terms of the bar, and then getting the bands. You can't rely on walk ins.. kailangan may hatak yung mga banda.

Good luck with your prod and hope you succeed  :-D

Paying for the venue: talk to the venue owner. May venues that ask for a guarantee, there are those who don't. Bar guarantees start from 5K and go to as high as... sobrang mahal, depende sa venue. May iba naman na walang guarantee for weekdays, but meron on weekends. Purple Haze is like this.

Bands: Ikaw ang bahala magtawag ng banda. Mas OK kung similar genres or similar audiences, para lahat ng tao mag-eenjoy at hindi agad aalis. Mas maraming banda, mas maraming oorder ng beer, pero mas konti ang songs per set. TF can be arranged, depende sa banda. Pwede ring may hati sila sa cover charge. Kung walang TF, magpa-beer ka man lang. At.... importante nga pala na terms are clear for the band the moment pa lang na inimbita sila, hindi yung surprise terms when they get to the venue na.

Scheduling scheme - may iba first-come, first choice of sked. May iba naman, may set sked na. May iba naman, walang kwenta magsked, labo-labo... huwag tularan ang mga ito.

Tickets: Depende ang presyo sa areglo with the venue owner. On a consumer point of view, 100-150 is acceptable, 200 and up is ok only if the band inside is worth watching, a.k.a. sikat or magaling. Ticket selling... ayoko magplay para sa prod niyo kung ticket selling. Meron bang matinong banda na papayag sa ticket selling? Dahil hindi ka makakakuha ng magaling na banda, you will be known as the olats prod... hindi uunlad ang prod mo. You just need to promise a good show para balik-balikan ka. The first prod night will probably leave you penniless, pero if you accumulate a good reputation, hindi ka na mahihirapan humatak ng magagaling na banda, sponsors, at kita in the long run.

Marketing: Bilang prod organizer, kayo ang may main responsibility magpromote ng gig. Bands also do this through their mailing lists, mass texting, inviting their friends, etc. Pero putting up posters, announcing the gig on radio, disseminating in mailing lists (e.g. Pinoy rock) ay sa inyo na.

Sponsors: sila ang bahala gumastos para sa prod mo, at least to an extent. Pero ang kapalit ay maraming tao ang makakarinig ng produkto nila. Pag olats ang prod, lesser tendency for sponsorship. Kelangan din ng pagpaplano ito... ang mga companies (e.g. San Miguel), gusto ng 1 month in advance ang proposals for sponsorship. And mas trip nila ang series of gigs, hindi paisa-isa lang. And... consult your yellow pages for details.

Profit: Money comes from consumers and sponsors. Consumers give you money via tickets, or through an arrangement with the venue owner on the percentage of the night's sales. Aregluhan yun with the venue owner. 

Isa pang source ng income ay merchandise... sell demo cds, buttons, silk-screened shirts, etc ng bandang tutugtog. With their consent ha.

Pero essentially, walang kitang pambuhay sa pagpoprod. Unless big time.

Good luck!
Title: Re: productions-- what are the basics?
Post by: Thechief on August 23, 2007, 03:48:49 PM
maraming salamat sa mga replies..  ok na ok.. time to assemble the team..hehe
Title: Re: productions-- what are the basics?
Post by: pachangka on August 23, 2007, 06:28:47 PM
hello mga tol, share ko lang. . . .
- bago ang lahat, alamin mo muna tunay na pakay mo for production; income? to help new bands? to promote a certain genre? to promote a specific band? to promote a venue or product? or maybe just to create a music scene or party.
- kung income, be ready to gamble, minsan kita, minsan abono ka. bihira yung bar na walang bar guarantee
- regarding ticket selling, ok lang yun, basta reasonable yung price ng ticket sa lugar, sa banda, at kung gaano kadami naka line-up.
- stick to common genre if possible, pero para sa mga tunay na musikero, genre doesn't exist, A -Z, it's music. masarap halo-halo di ba? basta may yelo, gatas, asukal  :-D
- wag ka kukuha ng banda na paimportante, yung mga naka helmet agad, bad trip yun. mas maganda pa kumuha ng mga bagong banda, basta nandun yung passion sa musika, kahit hindi gaano teknical, mas maganda pa.
- get sponsors, do the promotion.
- planuhing mabuti, pati yung mga upuan ng banda, etc.
- inom ka 3 beer bago magsimula prod, have fun !!! in the end, it's all about music.

peace  :mrgreen:
Title: Re: productions-- what are the basics?
Post by: Thechief on August 24, 2007, 02:25:19 PM
nice one pachangka, thanks.. :-D
Title: Re: productions-- what are the basics? place to rock
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Title: Re: productions-- what are the basics?
Post by: inq.ries on August 28, 2007, 06:15:16 PM
ask lng po: :?

kelangan pa ba ng permit to have a prod?

ano po ung pinaka first step to set an event? contact bars po ba?

pano po pag may nsira ung band sa bar.. babayaran po ba ng prod un?

may contract po ba dpat between bar and production?

ano po ung mga bars na alam nyong matulungin sa mga bagong production?


thanx po in advance sa mga sasagot!  :-D
Title: Re: productions-- what are the basics?
Post by: inq.ries on August 29, 2007, 10:41:03 PM
can someone answer my questions... please nman po.. :?
Title: Re: productions-- what are the basics?
Post by: rfe on August 29, 2007, 11:41:13 PM
ask lng po: :?

kelangan pa ba ng permit to have a prod?

ano po ung pinaka first step to set an event? contact bars po ba?

pano po pag may nsira ung band sa bar.. babayaran po ba ng prod un?

may contract po ba dpat between bar and production?

ano po ung mga bars na alam nyong matulungin sa mga bagong production?


thanx po in advance sa mga sasagot!  :-D


sir, wala po kong experience sa professional productions pero gusto ko lang ishare yung kaunting nalalaman ko about it.  nung college kasi ay madalas nag-oorganize kami ng projects for the school, but i think applicable pa din ito on a professional level.

hindi na kailangan ng permit kung sa loob lang ng bar gagawin yung production since private venue naman at ikaw ang nagrerent ng place for the whole night. covered na ng business permit nung bar kung anuman ang mangyayari sa loob ng bar during the event. kakailanganin mo lang ng permit kung sa public place mo na gagawin yung production mo (e.g., concert sa isang open air na lugar like basketball courts or parang street party). kailangan mo ng permit sa barangay at sa city hall kung saan mo gagawin yung event at syempre may babayaran. kailangan mo din inform ang local police about sa event.

syempre yung first step is to look for a venue.

i think there should be a contract between the bar and the production para na din sa security ng both parties just in case may isang hindi nakapagdeliver (like hindi mo nakumpleto yung napagkasunduang bar guarantee in which case gagawa ng promisory note yung production or kapag yung bar naman ang hindi nakapagbigay ng cut sa production), at syempre the production will be held liable for any damages during the event..

sana po nakatulong...
Title: Re: productions-- what are the basics?
Post by: jeff_proX40 on August 30, 2007, 08:37:16 AM
just target the music lovers and the paying crowd. marketing and strategy is a must. Get an event organizer to plan the whole thing for you.
Title: Re: productions-- what are the basics?
Post by: inq.ries on August 30, 2007, 03:45:36 PM
thanx rfe!!  :wink:
Title: Re: productions-- what are the basics?
Post by: kaloyster on August 30, 2007, 03:47:08 PM
Stuck!
Title: Re: productions-- what are the basics?
Post by: rfe on September 01, 2007, 12:13:31 AM

sir mod, since madami din bars na nagpopost dito na nag-iinvite ng productions, why not make a thread exclusively para sa mga bars na pwede maging venue ng production? i think malaking tulong ito sa mga nagbabalak magventure sa ganito.. just my two cents..  :-)
Title: Re: productions-- what are the basics?
Post by: imrahil on September 01, 2007, 02:27:01 AM
ask lng po: :?

kelangan pa ba ng permit to have a prod?

ano po ung pinaka first step to set an event? contact bars po ba?

pano po pag may nsira ung band sa bar.. babayaran po ba ng prod un?

may contract po ba dpat between bar and production?

ano po ung mga bars na alam nyong matulungin sa mga bagong production?


thanx po in advance sa mga sasagot!  :-D

I believe the first step is to get at least 1 or 2 really good and popular bands to join your prod.. and then you can usually fill out the lineup with lesser known bands. That way, your prod can gain ground quickly. Unless maraming hatak yung mga bands na kukunin mo, you really won't get anywhere getting unknown bands to play in your prod. It really pays to know the right people.

The second step is to get as many contacts as you can. Contacts with other prods can help, as you can trade bands in each other's roster if you need to fill out a lineup with good bands. Most especially, you need to contact the bars.

***VERY IMPORTANT: you should not just text the bar owner and ask for a date. That is so unprofessional. Putting up a prod in a bar is exactly like trying to get a job. You have to do a job interview pa di ba? You don't just text the place you want to work at and ask for a job. You need to present yourself. This shows your dedication and commitment. The bar owner also needs to assess your character in order to see kung maayos ka magpa-prod o hindi. Unless you are a very well known production like Admit One, Kerplunk!, or Sonicboom, then texting a bar owner without introducing yourself face to face is not a good idea.

If a bar hosts prods regularly (at least 3-5 times a week) then usually walang contract na yan. Most of the professional prods find it a hassle kung may kontrata pa and would rather not work with the bar if this was the case. There needs to be trust between the bar and the prod. It's the bar's obligation naman to screen the good prods from the bad ones kasi there's a liability issue with the equipment.

If the bar's equipment gets damaged and the fault can be linked directly to the prod, then it is only fair that the prod compensate the bar for damages. Usually ang nasisira dyan is drum skins (which is about P1,000 per skin), mic stands (P280-P700 lang yan sa Raon), Microphones (eto medyo mahal to), mic cables (some vocalists kasi tug on the mic cable hard while they're singing so either nagiging loose sya on the mic end, or natatanggal yung "lock" nya from the mixer's connecting end). Kung nasira naman yung amp, well, that's a big problem. It wouldn't be such a bad idea if your production would bring your own guitar amps for use. You only need about 2-3 depending on the set up. Just to be on the safe side and to make sure the liability issues will be avoided.

Permits - walang problema unless the venue exceeds 200 people and you're expecting a crowd that would fill up a small auditorium.

Hope this info helps and good luck :)
Title: Re: productions-- what are the basics?
Post by: bassbacx on September 09, 2007, 06:24:10 AM
tanong lang.... ilang bands ba tlaga ang ideal na magpeperform sa isang gig....??? syempre kasi pag marami malalaspag yung gamit kawawa naman yung nasa bandang huling slot...... at isa pa kung bandang huling slot ka, baka ndi pa kayo makatugtog...... nandun na ako sa may hinahabol na quota ang mga productions, pero syempre dapat emphatize din sa mga banda diba.......
Title: Re: productions-- what are the basics?
Post by: pachangka on September 09, 2007, 05:48:11 PM
Invite ko kayo sa bar ko, Roland's bar and grill, North Fairview. Open prod sa Sept 15. No ticket selling, dry run lang for production. Rock, Alternative, Punk, Ska, Reggae. First 6 bands lang. Baka may malapit, punta kayo, dun natin pagusapan mga ideas.

Thanks

Title: Re: productions-- what are the basics?
Post by: Thechief on September 10, 2007, 07:13:27 PM
gud day pachanka

gud luck sa project mo.. nagtxt ka kanina sa akin.. sayang ksi may conflict.. may gig un band namin eh.. next time sana invite mo ulit kami..

more power

good luck!
Title: Re: productions-- what are the basics?
Post by: Addictus on September 11, 2007, 01:16:29 PM
Tip: it's better to have a production that don't do ticket selling. Follow that and you're all set.


hmm  :? pano kikita ung prod d2? ) again, this belief is one sided. mga bands lang ang mag bbenefit sa mga productions that dont do ticket selling.

i have friends from productions that do ticket selling  and prod that dont do ticket selling. i have also some plans of putting up my own productions soon (nasimulan ko na rin magtawag-tawag sa mga bars). and basing from my friends' experience, e2 conclusion ko.

una. pano kikita ung prod if sa bar alone eh antaas na ng rentals. sa mayrics 5K daw yata bar rentals. maximum of 6 bands puwede tumugtog. ok cge assuming na pa prod tayo dun without ticket selling. invite tayo 6 bands 4 example. ung isang banda kunwari back out. ngaun 5 bands na lang makakatugtog. since walang ticket selling, walng nag-effort sa mga bndang tutugtog na magdala ng khit konting guest para makatulong sa prod. say, may 10 na walk in na nagbayad ng entrance. (100 ung ticket with 1 free beer kunwari).  scenario: mga banda tumutugtog ng walang hassle. tapos ang prod namomoblema sa pambayad ng bar rentals. hehe. kawawa naman.  :-D (ung 700 na nakuha sa walk in pang-bayad sa renta ng cymbals kasi bulok cymbals sa mayrics. haha  :evil: )

ung iba naman no ticket seliing just bring guest naman diskarte. difference? wala. kasi may required number of guest ka dn naman na dadalhin. say 5,7,10 guest. tsk3x.

ung iba naman, no ticket selling and walang required guest na dalhin (sunshine prod). ok to sa mga banda. pero a fraction of the thousand bands na gusto tumugtog ng walang ticket selling lang naman ang napapagbigyan.   una. the reason if bakit walang ticket selling and walang required guest ung deal eh dahil bumabawi ung prod sa BAR ORDERS. may share or commision sila if naabot na ng prod ung quota na sales ng bar. so kung ikaw ang magppaprod ng ganito, cno pipiliin mo na bndang ilalayn up? syempre mga MAYAYAMAN  na banda na malalakas umorder at madami din mga mayayaman na kaibigan. or pwede rin mag-invite ka ng kilalang banda para pang-akit sa mga walk-in or crowd na pwede mag consume ng madame sa bar. kunin natin for example ang IMAGO na may talent fee na 25k pag maliit na bar. or kamikazee na 60-80k ang talent fee sa mga maliliit daw na bar din. ano mangyayari? kayo na mag-isip.

cguro kung may sponsor ka sa prod, pwede ka pa cguro mag prod "that don't do ticket selling" to cover up your expenses.    tama ba mga tol?

worst case scenario. say gusto mo invite urbandub. (25k-30k talent fee). venue mo freedom bar (6k bar rentals). 12 bands maximum ksama na daw main. wala kang sponsor. tapos kuha ka 11 more bands without ticket selling. assumming na meron kang 100 na walk in. ticket price mo mga 100-200 pesos. [(expenses) - (walk-in) = income ]. ayun. ano matitira sayo?

kaya aun. lagi na lang negative ang perception natin sa ticket selling. bkt? unfair ba sila if that's their technique to cover up their expenses? hndi ba negative ung perception natin sa ticket selling dhel iniisip lang natin mga banda eh ang mga kapakanan natin? dhil masa madali tumugtog pag walang ticket selling? ganun ba?

tapos kung sumikat naman ang mga bandang ito na gumigig sa mga prod that dont do ticket selling, cla naman ngaun ang mahirap abutin since for sure may t.f na din cla. tsk 3x.

siguro if libre lang lahat (bars, etc) eh puwede pa ang cnasabe nlang PRODUCTION that dont do ticket selling. (ano un? PRODUCTION FOUNDATION?)

if meron man gig na libre,  isali nyo na rin kami dun. 

peace!


 
Title: Re: productions-- what are the basics?
Post by: pachangka on September 11, 2007, 07:12:45 PM
Actually addictus may point ka. kailangan syempre masaya lahat, makatugtog ng maayos yung mga banda, mabigyan ng exposure both the band and the place, matuwa ( hindi matawa ) mga manonood, kumita ang prod. pero yun eh mga short-sighted goals.

madalas kasi kanya-kanya mga banda. pati prod. pagkatapos ng tugtugan, kanya kanya na. pero kung tulungan, mas gaganda. yung bar kasi ( like in my case ), 5pm to 10pm lang yung gig, after nun kasi may folk night kaya kikita pa rin. gusto lang namin maging tambayan ng musikero sa North Metro Manila.kahit walang tugtugan, yung tipong kita kits lang dun, 3 bottles habang nagpapalitan ng ideas.

so magkakaroon tayo ng live network, aside sa on-line. from there, madami na tayong puwedeng gawin. battle of the bands, concert, prod, side projects, mauutangan, tribute nights, etc.

kaya nga i'm inviting pati mga prods para mas dumami din network nila. i don't know about the other bands, pero kami kasi, we just want to make music, cover man or orig, masarap din tumugtog, yung pagsikat, bonus na lang yun. ang masarap, pag may apo ka na, maiku kuwento mo sa apo mo yung mga happenings mo . . . wow heavy

kaya i'm again inviting yung mga seryosong banda, prods, kita kits tayo sa sept 15. Roland's bar and grill, North Fairview. May 3 nagpa line-up na, ( sana pumunta kayo  :mrgreen: ), yung mga gusto,pa, text lang 09192205461.

peace.

Title: Re: Putting up a production? Read this!
Post by: musikanitwist on September 25, 2007, 04:19:32 PM
personally, sa view ng nagbabanda, parang sobrang talo ng may ticket selling eh. Una sa lahat, ikaw na yung tumugtog, parang ikaw pa yung nagbayad.(kasi yung mga nagpapaticket selling na prods, pag di mo nabenta, ikaw bibili diba?).. Minsan tuloy, pakiramdam mo pagkatapos ng gig, para kang nanakawan. Pero masaya na din dahil nakatugtog, kaya next time sa prod na lang na walang ticket selling ka.

*madaming prod na hindi nagpapabenta ng tickets, at mukhang matagal na din yung prod nila(kahit small time lang), bakit kaya? Siguro, bago ka magsimula ng prod, kailangan mo talaga muna isipin kung anong purpose mo sa pagpapaprod. Maganda kung gusto mong tumulong sa mga  nagsisimulang mga banda with lots of potential diba? para sabay sabay kayo mag-grow. dadating din yung araw na malakas na yung hatak nila, at mababawi mo na puhunan ninyo.  :cry: hehe  :mrgreen:
Title: Re: Putting up a production? Read this!
Post by: bigtummy on September 27, 2007, 12:26:03 AM
You need lots of money, dedicated people who will work for you, and CONNECTIONS!  Start building contacts.   :-D
Title: Re: Putting up a production? Read this!
Post by: pachangka on September 27, 2007, 10:34:02 AM
dapat marami kang kilalang pulis at bumbero !!!  :-D
Title: Re: Putting up a production? Read this!
Post by: jejunaidrmmr on October 12, 2007, 02:12:03 AM
waaaa?! pwede ba sa gitna!hehehe lahat xe my tamang point...hehehe dun na lang ako sa lahat makikinabang..para lahat masaya up na lang!yahahaha
Title: Re: Putting up a production? Read this!
Post by: paquitz on October 12, 2007, 05:12:13 AM
waaaa?! pwede ba sa gitna!hehehe lahat xe my tamang point...hehehe dun na lang ako sa lahat makikinabang..para lahat masaya up na lang!yahahaha



+100000000000000


Para lahat Rock N' Roll  :mrgreen:
Title: Re: productions-- what are the basics?
Post by: bignay on October 17, 2007, 08:07:34 AM

if meron man gig na libre,  isali nyo na rin kami dun. 

peace!

 

MERON!
Sa Friday (oct. 19) sa Wilfredo's Fairview!
WALANG TICKET SELLING, NO GUESTS REQUIRED!
Tugtugan lang tayo at bonding-bonding (nyehehe!)...
c'mon!
Kung sakaling may gusto pang magpa-line-up, nakapost yung contact details ko sa thread na to.
Thanks!
Title: Re: Putting up a production? Read this!
Post by: star on December 03, 2007, 12:06:34 AM
 :-D :-D :-D
Title: Re: Putting up a production? Read this!
Post by: iskelito on January 24, 2008, 06:18:54 PM


 ano pong requirements pag meron po kami invite na mga recording artist? :-D
Title: Re: productions-- what are the basics?
Post by: fragile on March 13, 2008, 10:32:02 AM

hmm  :? pano kikita ung prod d2? ) again, this belief is one sided. mga bands lang ang mag bbenefit sa mga productions that dont do ticket selling.

i have friends from productions that do ticket selling  and prod that dont do ticket selling. i have also some plans of putting up my own productions soon (nasimulan ko na rin magtawag-tawag sa mga bars). and basing from my friends' experience, e2 conclusion ko.

una. pano kikita ung prod if sa bar alone eh antaas na ng rentals. sa mayrics 5K daw yata bar rentals. maximum of 6 bands puwede tumugtog. ok cge assuming na pa prod tayo dun without ticket selling. invite tayo 6 bands 4 example. ung isang banda kunwari back out. ngaun 5 bands na lang makakatugtog. since walang ticket selling, walng nag-effort sa mga bndang tutugtog na magdala ng khit konting guest para makatulong sa prod. say, may 10 na walk in na nagbayad ng entrance. (100 ung ticket with 1 free beer kunwari).  scenario: mga banda tumutugtog ng walang hassle. tapos ang prod namomoblema sa pambayad ng bar rentals. hehe. kawawa naman.  :-D (ung 700 na nakuha sa walk in pang-bayad sa renta ng cymbals kasi bulok cymbals sa mayrics. haha  :evil: )

ung iba naman no ticket seliing just bring guest naman diskarte. difference? wala. kasi may required number of guest ka dn naman na dadalhin. say 5,7,10 guest. tsk3x.

ung iba naman, no ticket selling and walang required guest na dalhin (sunshine prod). ok to sa mga banda. pero a fraction of the thousand bands na gusto tumugtog ng walang ticket selling lang naman ang napapagbigyan.   una. the reason if bakit walang ticket selling and walang required guest ung deal eh dahil bumabawi ung prod sa BAR ORDERS. may share or commision sila if naabot na ng prod ung quota na sales ng bar. so kung ikaw ang magppaprod ng ganito, cno pipiliin mo na bndang ilalayn up? syempre mga MAYAYAMAN  na banda na malalakas umorder at madami din mga mayayaman na kaibigan. or pwede rin mag-invite ka ng kilalang banda para pang-akit sa mga walk-in or crowd na pwede mag consume ng madame sa bar. kunin natin for example ang IMAGO na may talent fee na 25k pag maliit na bar. or kamikazee na 60-80k ang talent fee sa mga maliliit daw na bar din. ano mangyayari? kayo na mag-isip.

cguro kung may sponsor ka sa prod, pwede ka pa cguro mag prod "that don't do ticket selling" to cover up your expenses.    tama ba mga tol?

worst case scenario. say gusto mo invite urbandub. (25k-30k talent fee). venue mo freedom bar (6k bar rentals). 12 bands maximum ksama na daw main. wala kang sponsor. tapos kuha ka 11 more bands without ticket selling. assumming na meron kang 100 na walk in. ticket price mo mga 100-200 pesos. [(expenses) - (walk-in) = income ]. ayun. ano matitira sayo?

kaya aun. lagi na lang negative ang perception natin sa ticket selling. bkt? unfair ba sila if that's their technique to cover up their expenses? hndi ba negative ung perception natin sa ticket selling dhel iniisip lang natin mga banda eh ang mga kapakanan natin? dhil masa madali tumugtog pag walang ticket selling? ganun ba?

tapos kung sumikat naman ang mga bandang ito na gumigig sa mga prod that dont do ticket selling, cla naman ngaun ang mahirap abutin since for sure may t.f na din cla. tsk 3x.

siguro if libre lang lahat (bars, etc) eh puwede pa ang cnasabe nlang PRODUCTION that dont do ticket selling. (ano un? PRODUCTION FOUNDATION?)

if meron man gig na libre,  isali nyo na rin kami dun. 

peace!


 


oo nga... i have a prod... yes we do ticket sell... pero we make sure na may sikat na guest band kaming maisasama sa mga bagong banda na tutugtog... and not only that... we choose bands na willing makipag interact dun sa mga baguhan... kumbaga atleast for a night makabonding nila tong mga taong to na nakikita lang nila sa tv at naririnig lang nila sa radyo...

another point... tulad namin... Laguna based kami... so normally... we pay extra sa mga guest bands since considered out of town na... kung hindi kami magpapaticket sell... sa tingin nyo sa paanong paraan namin mababayran yung guest band na nirequest nyo db?  and to think ang dami ng paimportante at pasaway na mga batang banda ngayon... magsset kami ng call time... 2 hours late silang pupunta kasi ayaw nilang mag first band... ang ayos ng usapan days bago ung gig... tapos pupunta don tapos ang daming reklamo.... eh hello... we're paying for the venue db???? pano kaya tayo matatapos on time... kung ndi makakapag start on time dahil lang sa pasaway na mga banda.... and that means kelangan namin magbayad ng extra sa bar dahil nag exceed kami sa time...

madaming galit sa ticket selling prods.... pero ang tanong.... ung mga prods ba nakakakuha ng enuf support galing sa mga banda kung d namin oobligahin.... and kayong mga banda nag eexert ba kayo ng extra effort para naman suportahan ung mga prods.????!!!!


at eto un eh... kung talagang willing kayo na magsama ng friends nyo na manonood at willing magbayad ng entrance.... hindi ba parang same thing lang un???  :-D

we are not asking you to pay for the tickets naman eh... waht we are asking is for the bands to help us sell the tickets.....

kaya nyo iniisip na kayo pa ung nagbabayad samin... kasi ndi nyo ibinebenta ung tix nyo... and u end up paying for it by yourselves.... db?  :-D


siguro ganito lang un eh... para lahat tayo masaya...


kung banda ako:
1. suportahan natin ung mga prods na magpaticket sell man eh makatarungan pa din... like worth naman for the venue, guest bands and the equipments, maayos kausap at organized...

2. ibebenta ko ung tix ko sa mga kaibigan ko at relatives ko... at syenpre kung d naman olats yung banda ko... hindi un mahirap gawin db? :-D


kung prod ako:
1. hanap ao ng venue na accessible para sa banda.

2. lugar na malakas ang eksena.

3. give reasonable price for the tickets.

4. look for a quality guest band.

5. be organized and responsible throughout the gig...

6. suportahan din ung mga banda na nakatugtog na syo sa iba pa nilang gigs... and at least create a good relationship with these bands...

un lang...  :-D

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Post by: jv21 on March 21, 2008, 07:52:38 PM
waaaa?! pwede ba sa gitna!hehehe lahat xe my tamang point...hehehe dun na lang ako sa lahat makikinabang..para lahat masaya up na lang!yahahaha


+1. mahirap mag ticket selling pag banda ka. pero sobrang stressful mag-prod.  :-D

kaya lahat may point.  :-)
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Post by: BEEZWAXProd. on April 09, 2008, 09:58:58 PM
may mga bar na ang requirement ay "bring some guests" at sa sales nila that night may 10% ka... ok na yun para pamasahe pauwi at pang-load para magkayaya uli ng mga banda sa susunod na gig. ang ganitong sistema ay kayang patakbuhin ng isang tao. ang kailangan mo lang ay mga contact ng banda.

minsan talaga yung venue ang sikreto sa maayos na gig. yung gamit at yung presyo ng beer.

wala namang siguro masama kung kumikita ka sa pagpo-prod. basta ba kukuha ka lang ng tama para sa 'yo at yung makatarungan (yung hindi talo yung mga banda mula sa sikat haggang sa pinakabata..lahat dapat masaya!). at laging isaisip na F*ck ang pera.

Sa ticket selling, siguraduhing bukas ang isip ng  mga banda sa ideyang ang prod ay isang kolektib-eport na ang punto ay ang pagtutulungang makahanap ng mga audience (bayanihang banda at ang nagpapatakbo ng prod.) wala ka namang kukuning pera sa banda. minsan nga may porsyento pa sila sa bentang ticket.

yan lang konti kong nalalaman pero mahaba lang paliwanag.

TIP NAMAN PO DIYAN KUNG PAANO KUMUHA AT ANG PROSESO NG SPONSORSHIP! MARAMING SALAMAT PO!
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Post by: IncX on April 15, 2008, 06:55:04 PM
 

i seriously advise you to not go into prods for business. you have better chances of making money if you work as a call center agent...

you do prods as a HOBBY.

i own equipment, and i can do prods without paying for musical instruments in a small bar ... and guess what? ... i expect to have a NEGATIVE at the end of the night ... kung break even, thank you GOD! ... kung positive ... i doubt na lalampas ng 2K, at least makapag French Fries celebration kami ng mga banda ...
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Post by: BEEZWAXProd. on April 18, 2008, 11:08:28 PM


i seriously advise you to not go into prods for business. you have better chances of making money if you work as a call center agent...

you do prods as a HOBBY.

i own equipment, and i can do prods without paying for musical instruments in a small bar ... and guess what? ... i expect to have a NEGATIVE at the end of the night ... kung break even, thank you GOD! ... kung positive ... i doubt na lalampas ng 2K, at least makapag French Fries celebration kami ng mga banda ...

tama ka bossing! sobrang llaki na nga yung P2k e...
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Post by: Videoke_Man on May 05, 2008, 08:28:30 PM
Good day'

Tanung ko lang kung mas mura gumawa ng gig sa mga bahay na pwede gawing gig house just for a night? Kung may alam kayo pakipost lang dito thanks! :?
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Post by: kaloyster on June 24, 2008, 12:57:58 AM
Good day'

Tanung ko lang kung mas mura gumawa ng gig sa mga bahay na pwede gawing gig house just for a night? Kung may alam kayo pakipost lang dito thanks! :?

Bro, sa palagay ko kakayanin yan. Kasi may natugtugan kami before, sa garahe ng bahay lang. Ang magiging kalaban mo dyan yung mga kapitbahay na magrereklamo sa sobrang ingay.

Yung house nung natugtugan namin malayo and mataas ang pader kaya siguro naisagawa yun.
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Post by: Videoke_Man on June 30, 2008, 12:37:59 AM
Salamat sa tip ser!

Bro, sa palagay ko kakayanin yan. Kasi may natugtugan kami before, sa garahe ng bahay lang. Ang magiging kalaban mo dyan yung mga kapitbahay na magrereklamo sa sobrang ingay.

Yung house nung natugtugan namin malayo and mataas ang pader kaya siguro naisagawa yun.
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Post by: KuyaKurt on August 09, 2008, 07:20:20 PM
wow! dami ko natutunan!

ayaw ng banda namin sa ticket selling. Parang nagbabayad kami para makatugtog. hahahaha

siyempre dapat di ba, ikaw nag entertain, ikaw ang bayaran? lolz!!!

nag prod din ako dati may ticket selling pero ayoko na ulitin kasi nakakaawa naman yung mga banda na baguhan e.
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Post by: jhonroiel on August 24, 2008, 05:09:06 PM
Tip: it's better to have a production that don't do ticket selling. Follow that and you're all set.

+1 approve to you sir  :-D
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Post by: Gep on September 04, 2008, 05:53:09 PM
I'd like to post my thread here... teka.
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Post by: deathbymistake on September 09, 2008, 08:40:32 PM
yung ibang prod..pinapahirapan nila ung bands..

example:

production: "hey tugtog naman kayo sa event ko! pls"

band: "sure, kelan ba yan?"

prod: " blah blah blah..600 remit"

band: " aww.. panu pag konti lng nadala naming friends?"

prod: " ok lang, bayaran nio nalang yung kulang."

*deads ang banda,panu pag nag commuter lng sila? then ang layo ng venue?

ubos pera, walang pang kain..dhil pinang abono dun sa prod

:cry:

*just based from experience..
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Post by: Gep on September 16, 2008, 11:44:53 AM
An Organizer's Guide to Better Gigs
(from http://talk.philmusic.com/board/index.php/topic,99165.0.html)

In Manila’s music scene, there are good music productions that have well-attended and well-respected gigs, and there are productions that have a lot of horror stories from the bands. Many people usually have low regard for these kinds of productions, and it is quite a mystery how these types of productions strive despite the bad publicity they get across blogs and online forums.

The main problem of these types of productions is the sore lack of long-term planning. These are usually composed of barkadas who just came up with an idea of having a production to be seen, to give their friends a chance to play in bars, and/or to earn money.

What’s common with these productions is their “quantity over quality” mentality. They’d invite a lot of eager amateur bands for a gig because they are easier to get and they are much easier to be fooled with unfair policies. Sometimes, they may get one or two mainstream bands as lures for bands. These productions usually hold their events in seedy and equally abusive bars.

The good news is that these kinds of productions are usually short-lived, because they build bad impressions in the long run. The bad news is that they are usually replaced by similar productions.
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Post by: Gep on September 16, 2008, 11:46:19 AM
At a disadvantage

Amateur bands don’t benefit from these kinds of productions for several reasons. Firstly, they only get to play a handful, or even merely a couple, of songs because of the number of bands crammed into one tight schedule, which is more often than not made worse by late starts or long sound checks by inexperienced bands. Secondly, the audience may not be that receptive because they are usually composed of people from other bands themselves, who are too preoccupied with their own egos and music to appreciate the other songs played. Non-band viewers are usually friends of bands (“hatak”) that only focus on the bands that brought them there. Lastly, and most importantly, the policies of these productions – pay-to-play, a padrino system (organizers favoring friends' bands), etc. – are not meant to help the band gain exposure or money. Money and fame (or notoriety) belong to the “organizers”.

Despite these disadvantages, amateur bands keep on playing in these productions because they don’t see other options in the scene. They end up in an endless cycle of hoping and failing.
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Post by: Gep on September 16, 2008, 11:48:02 AM
Moving towards a healthier system

Taking cues from successful and respectable productions like Revolver, Admit One, and Ninja Kiss, as well as productions that respect amateur bands like Kermit and Sunshine, I have discovered a process to help aspiring organizers and bands get their much-deserved respect.

The best solution is to have productions that would promote a “quality over quantity” mentality. It is a much healthier practice for any production because it provides a bigger and better reputation, profit, and network in the long run.

To pursue this positive mentality, organizers should go against unfair practices. The following are some suggestions for those who want to make a difference for the underground scene:
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Post by: Gep on September 16, 2008, 11:49:30 AM
Select a proper venue.
Organizers should look for bars that have a good record, and avoid bars that want advance payments or have unfair policies. The best bars in Manila belong to people who would rather choose good reputation over profit. The owners of these bars are a very friendly bunch, so there isn’t much of a problem in approaching them. The organizer and the bar owners must agree on a set of policies so that there will be no post-gig squabbles and complications.

Enforce a strict schedule.
Having a production requires at least a month of planning. The lineup must be finalized at least a week and a half before the event so that advertising materials can be produced and posted, and the bands must be simultaneously asked about their preferred time to perform days prior to the event so that the timeslots can be finalized. There must be a proper call time for bands so each can be available in case a band gets late. Those who get late must be moved to the last spot, even if they're  a mainstream band. Equality and diplomacy must be strictly enforced.
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Post by: Gep on September 16, 2008, 11:50:59 AM
Have a healthy mix of bands.
Organizers should aim for an equal ratio of amateur and mainstream bands. It may cost an arm to ask for mainstream bands to play, but it will be worth it due to the following reasons: there will be a proper audience who would want to see these bands play, the organizer’s connections in the music scene will expand, and the production’s overall reputation will become more positive.

An equal number of amateur bands must be given an opportunity to play with these mainstream acts. If given such an opportunity, these bands would take initiative to invite their peers to watch them in such a high-quality gig, rather than be forced to sell tickets. It will be an advantage for both the organizer and the bands. However, organizers must only let the best amateur bands play in the gig, so that other aspiring bands will keep on playing better. They must only be allowed join the event once they present a decent set/demo.

The best number of bands in a lineup is four to six, so that each band may have more exposure time and can play more songs. Lineups exceeding eight bands usually have lineup shuffling, managers complaining, and amateur bands getting disappointed.

An organizer shouldn’t patronize the same bands every other gig, though he can sneak his own band in often.
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Post by: Gep on September 16, 2008, 11:53:00 AM
Aim for good production policies.
Exposure, both for the production and the band, is always the goal. As a rule, the more an organizer produces a great show, the bigger money he earns. The organizer must keep a higher goal so he can run the show even without having monetary gain in the short run. A production must be professional enough to prevent favoritism.

These steps are the basis for the bimonthly productions that I have established for the past couple of years. I do hope you'd follow these steps too, so you can take part in helping the scene progress further.

See you at the next gig.
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Post by: dovanditz on October 01, 2008, 02:12:10 AM
Try Middle Class, Shameless, Feel Music Collective and Banda Bandila Production
malay nyo magustuhan nyo
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Post by: music zone on November 04, 2008, 09:35:02 PM
(http://i308.photobucket.com/albums/kk326/MusicZone/musiczoneentertainment-productionst.jpg)

wow ganda ng thread na ito ah

anyway, if planning to build up a production, i would suggest it would benefit both parties (the bands and the production). Then make certain rules and regulations so the bands would understand the terms and conditions on the production you have created. If they don't agree, don't force them and look for bands who are interested. Much better if the production and the bands would have a signed agreement (just incase something happens).

Mas maganda if no ticket selling talaga. Pag pera kasi pinag usapan, minsan iba ang naiisip, nagkakaroon ng contradictions. and some bands will fell being used. Mas maganda kung transparent.

In MUSIC ZONE's case, we are tied up with our foreign counterparts. We also an event services team in w/c we provide set ups (lights, sounds, and band eqpts) to our clients. So if ever we got a project (let's say a concert for a cause), we have regular bands to play as front act bands before the main band (usually a known recording band). Then to our foreign counterparts, kapag may international event and the host country is Philippines, our regular line up bands will be there to take part. Usually kasi we don't make regular gigs for bands (coz bars usually ask for fees when you set up a production to their establishments w/c forces to ticket selling). wla masama in ticket selling actually but depends on what purpose yun. So we tried na lang kapag may event kami (like concerts), dun na lang sila mag play. At least lots of people will able to get watch the bands, at nakatulong pa ang lahat. All beneficial to both production and bands as well. nasa pag uusap naman yan eh.

And if we have clients for private events (like company parties), our bands gets paid also.

You can also check Music Zone website @ www.musiczonephil.cjb.net and you will see the last event we had done (last october 30 @ Hard Rock Cafe. just check under NEWS)

I hope my share of knowledge would benefit others.
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Post by: Glass Onion on November 27, 2008, 12:31:27 AM
Try Middle Class, Shameless, Feel Music Collective and Banda Bandila Production
malay nyo magustuhan nyo


Amen! Apir! :lol:
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Post by: Videoke_Man on December 14, 2008, 10:19:32 AM
Thanks for sharing Ser GEP!  :-D
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Post by: melody_guitar on December 26, 2008, 11:54:17 PM
hay kay hirap nga naman magpromote ng own or original music mo.. buti na lang di ko pa nararanasan to kasi matagal talaga ako nag-show band and acoustic..and luckly kumita din talaga ako kahit paano nung mga panahon na yun.. but now, mukhang dito ako malilinya sa mga prods dahil may sarili na akong music.hehehe..

pero depende pa din talaga..gusto ko din maexperience na makikipagsiksikan ka sa mga bands para makatugtog ka lang ng 3 to 4 songs..hehehe..

i heard pa nga sa mga some productions na required pa ang band niyo na magbayad para makatugtog..hehehe..ewan ko pero ang prod eh magiging succesful talaga with proper strategies, advertisement, network, and marketing..

even if a small prod or a large concert like yung concert ni beyonce here sa pinas, talagang hit talaga siya..i think applicable din yan sa maliliit na prods..

pero hanga talaga ako sa passion ng mga musikero na tumutugtog sa prods..talagang malaki ang puso nila.. biruin mo minsan magbabayad pa sila tapos maghihintay ng matagal bago makatugtog pagtapos mga 3 songs lang tapos na..walang talent fee,walang pagkain, pagod, gastos sa pamasahe sa rehearsal, gastos sa rehearsal studio at transpo..pero at the end of the gig, they are all happy and satisfied coz their passion drives them.. its all about music..
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Post by: clae on February 18, 2009, 08:05:05 AM
hey guys. i want to know more about putting up a prod. how much is the usual rent of venue?
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Post by: Hellghast on February 19, 2009, 09:09:12 AM
Dencii of Filipino metal made this flow chart:

(http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b36/Dencii/gig101chart.jpg)
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Post by: harvy on July 19, 2009, 02:05:31 AM
Stop band exploitation!stop ticket selling or remittance!thats all,
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Post by: dansilvestre on August 03, 2009, 05:33:27 PM
Hi I'm marc... & I have a band.. well nadisband kami before kc bc sa school & work but right now we think its time to go back to our passion "MUSIC"... we would like to be on your production, since its new I think magiging ok tayo we can start it right. sharing lng ng nalalaman... if your going to start it just give me a beep on my phone lets talk about that matter... 09233671589... keep it up! 8-)
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Post by: stoneagefrontman on September 16, 2009, 12:46:10 PM
Thanks for the tips thinking of doing my own prod..now i am going to plan ahead...hopefully this ball gets rolling at middle of october...
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Post by: 13thchapter on November 19, 2009, 03:40:18 AM

 Nice thread...even just i don't know much about Prodution...wow  i learned a lot from this thread.

 i'll sure keep this as a lessons..  :-D

 But Kuya, If you need Production staff...i can be the one!

 text nyo nalang poh:

 09169113593
 09395307894
 
  :lol:
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Post by: otepandrew on January 19, 2010, 02:24:56 PM
sir meron po kami 3piece acoustice band but we also using a drum set and electric bass and guitar san po ba kmi pwede magpalista for production?? ang band nmane po namin ay "J-A-N" we play all original song pls help us po to have our production heres's my contact 09156721727 - otep
kaya po JAN ang name ng band its because namen po namin lahat un JOSEPH,ADRIAN,NICOLE were ready to longe our 1st album its all love songs, alternative, and pop
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Post by: bianxraquel on January 25, 2010, 02:05:58 AM
this might help.

http://notoscum.org

 :-D
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Post by: stoneagefrontman on March 18, 2010, 07:57:27 PM
thanks for the tips! My maiden project kicks off tomorrow! (medyo naolat nga lang sa deal sa bar pero what the hell it's a learning experience anyway)

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Post by: didoKD on April 17, 2010, 10:48:44 PM
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Post by: kliene on December 10, 2010, 03:34:27 PM
question lang sa mga beteranong nagpprod. how do you survive your prod. sa mga prod na nakakatulong tlga sa mga banda mga prod na wlang ticket selling or something na magbebenifit sa kanila..pero tumatagal pa rin tlga?
Title: Re: Putting up a production? Read this!
Post by: carlton08 on January 15, 2011, 03:44:45 PM
http://talk.philmusic.com/board/index.php/topic,218754.0.html
Title: Re: Putting up a production? Read this!
Post by: 123kidd on January 15, 2011, 03:54:31 PM
try mo muna makipag co- production kung may papayag, makipag co prod ka dun sa mga matagal na nag pro- production, para matuto ka..  at wag mag papa ticket selling or bring friends  :-)
Title: Re: Putting up a production? Read this!
Post by: oxxnptf on April 11, 2012, 08:51:27 PM
Hi Prod managers,

Sorry kung medyo out of topic yung reply pero related naman siya. My bar kami na bagong kakatayo lang I hope I consider nyo ito for your event/gig. Name ng bar is owphor bar & resto, located along Tomas Morato cor. E. Rodriguez. Malapit lang siya my Shell station. Sana my bisita nyo mga brod paminsan minsan. By the way best seller namin is tofu sisig and pancit owphor. Sarap nyan naglalaway na nga ako habang tinatype ito  :lol:

Pa like na rin ng fan page mga brod https://www.facebook.com/OwphorBarResto
Title: Re: Putting up a production? Read this!
Post by: rockywatnow on July 16, 2013, 10:11:11 AM
Bump ko lang to , Sana madugtungan  , after a couple of  years buhat ng magawa tong thread nato for sure marami ng bagong prod ang lumabas   , please additional insights naman po .