IA ~d.OO PS )1 Y\?> lDDS)l.DOb HE GEORGIA MUSIC PRODUCTION SOURCEBOOK 2005-2006 Georgia Department of Economic Development 1776 NE Expressway. Atlanta , GA 30329 www.atlantaproaudio.net __.- - - - - - - --~-_.--_. . . . . . . _ -_ .- - - - -. . . -_~- 2 0 ,;:. " N VI 0 0:: n -< 0 l- => CO 0:: IZ THIS ISSUE u OZ MAGAZINESTAFF Tia Pow ell, Oz Group Publis her GaryWayne Powell, Publisher James Flynn, Ozcetera Editor/Production Tori LaConsay, Production Manager/ Design Rona Nix, Research and Data Management Robert Harlin, New Business Development Ted Fabella, Logo /Masthead Design Bill Mayer,Cover Design Oz extends a special thank you to Brenda Brayton Mu sic Promotion Specialist at the Georgia Film , Video & Music Office for all of her work and dedication. A native of Indi ana and a gr adu ate of Purdu e University and Emory Univer sity Law School, Jon LeeAndersen ,ESQ. has been a practicing attorn ey in Atlanta for over 15 years. He focus es his practic e in th e adv ertis ing , mark eting , promotion and inte llec t ual property field s. His clients include advert ising agenci es, mark eting firms , traditional reta il and whol esale busin esses, e-cornmerce compan ies and freel ance profess ionals . A regul ar lecturer at The Portfolio Center and The Creativ e Circus, Andersen 's work includes advice and assistance in sweepstakes, cont ests, promot ion s, unfair trad e practic e, labe ling , testimon ials and endorsements, copy right, trademark and licen sing . Page 29. www.fme.com Lisa Love is editor and co-founder of Georgia Music Magazine, a quarterly statewide publica tion th at deb uted in Summer 2005. A longt ime suppor ter of tour ism in th e state, she also serves as Communicatio ns Director for t he Macon-Bibb Co. Convent ion and Visito rs Bureau. Love spent 7 years at t he Georgia Music Hall of Fame, where she created signat ure event s,including Brown Bag Boogie and the Live at Five Happy Hour Concert Series, and served as executive producer of Blues Came to Georgia, a CD compilation project with Music Maker Relief Foundation. She has served on the boards of the Atlanta chapter of the Recording Academy, Georgia Festivalsand Events Association and Macon Arts. Page 30 iisa@ge orgiamusicmag.com Brent Dey is a writer, producer and creative thinker specializing in catchy taglines and effective communica tions for Fortune 500 companies. Page 21. www.brentdey.com or (404) 531-4206. Bill Mayer, illu st rator for th e cover of Oz, has won numerou s awards fro m Comm unica tion Arts, Graphi s, Print , Society of Ill ust rators, NY Addy's, and Show South , for his work w ith such client s as Levi's for Women, Jose Cuervo, Tim e Magazine, IBM, Delt a Air Lines, and RJR Nabisco. He was a part of Adweek 's allstar creative team . A graduate of Ringl ing School of Art , Bill Mayer remains a prol if ic illustrator w ho somehow manages time for rock clim bing, wor ld tr aveling , free th inking and fun living. Cover Illus tration . www.thebillmaye r.com DISCLAIMER The listing s compi led in t his directory are submitte d by companies and individ uals, and are considered as advert isement s. Although every effort has been made to ensure t hat thi s info rmat ion is correct, t he publisher cannot gu arant ee accuracy. Pleasenote th at th e information herein is meant to be used as a guide only. Equipment invent ories and services may be subject to change. Oz Magazi ne is p u bl ished b i-m onth ly by Oz Publ ishi ng Inc , 2566 Shal lowford Road, #302 , Suite 104, Atlanta GA 30345, (404) 633-1779. Copyrig ht 2005 by Oz Pub l is hing Incorp o rated , all right s reser ved . Repr odu ct io n s i n who le or in par t wi t ho ut express w ritte n perm ission of th e pu bli sher is st ri ct ly p ro hi b ite d. Th is magazin e is pr int ed on recycl ab le pape r. Visit us on th e we b at www.ozo nli ne.tv. CONTRIBUTORS 2 OZCETERA 4 MARKETTALK 27 by BrentDey ASSOCIATION & DISTRIBUTIONPARTNERS 28 AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER 29 (ESPECIALLY IF YOU ARECREATIVE) by Jon Lee Andersen PIONEERS BUILD R-E-S-P-E-C-T 30 FORGEORGIA'S MUSIC INDUSTRY byLiso Lo ve LETME GIVEYOU MY CARD 104 S3 0 ;: > "> N ;: > " o o MUSIC 4 o Jan Smith, Live from Beijing es all barriers, including those his mother/manager,Jonetta ed projects.Senior Editor Jan Smith recently pre- of language, cultural Patton, and his award- Michael Koepenick wrote, sented the Pop/R&B Male differences, religion and winning vocal coach,Jan produced and edited "Roll Me Vocalist of the Year award to even politics." Smith (to whom he refers as Up and Smoke Me When I o NicolasTse during China's rv --< Golden Disc Awards.Smith Smith's highly regarded skills have made her one of MamaJan). Die," an intimate look into the life of the late Uncle Mark o o was the only American to hand out an award at the the most sought-after vocal consultants in the industry. Guillotine's Perfect Pitch Atlanta's Guillotine Post has Reynolds, an Atlanta -based musician who passed away in prestigious ceremony, which Her impressive client roster demonstrated perfect pitch 2004. Recounting humorous took place in Beijing China in includes Usher,Rob Thomas, lately; posting 3 music orient- and unusual incidents and June.Smith is noted for her India .Arie, Chili ofTLC, Ciara, work in artist development, and Diana DeGarmo, in addi- vocal coaching and produc- tion to numerous producers, tion,and she is a voting mem - including Matt Serletic,CEO ber of the Recording of Virgin Records,and Academy . Jermaine Dupri, CEO of The Chinese Audio Visual SoSoDef.She is one of a select Association, which oversees few in her specialized field to the Golden Disc Awards, be credited on multi-plat- selected Smith to act as a con- inum-seiling albums. Her sultant on its award cate- most recent credits include gories and judging, and to pop /rock sensation Rob provide vocal instruction and Thomas' debut solo release artist development for some and the soon to be released, of China's most prominent highly anticipated debut from vocal artists .China's Golden Hope Pa rtlow, not to mention Disc Awards are the nation's Usher's multi-million-selling first-ever award event utiliz- Confessions. ing a voting process. Smith will appear on sev- "It has been a most inter- eral globally televised shows esting journey and quite an over the next month, includ- honor to travel to such a cul- ing Yue Sai's World, a Chinese turally rich country as China," television show that reaches said Smith, "and to be asked 300 million viewers world - to participate in their highest wide.The episode, which was honors for musical excellence partly filmed at Smith's in all of China. It only goes to Atlanta studio, highlights show that music is truly the mega star Usher and the two universal language and cross- important women in his Iife- 5 o anecdotes from various loca- The Waco Brothers . A popular Langfo rd to use onstage as he nal in many ways.This look tions such as a Waffle House, painter and solo recording sang songs and told stories of behind the scenes of live venues and even his own artist in his own right, life as a touring musician, Producer Michael Lorant's sofa,Reynolds leaves the Langford needed video clips, dealing with the music busi- quest for an updated version viewer with a sense of his backgrounds,transitions and ness and his entry into the of the classic soundtrack fol - o unique approach to life, graphic elements to augment world of original commercial lows the project as it evolves "-< music and friendship. Koepenick and his educational speaking and art. from a staged CD release o o performance tour to colleges Koepenick is also putting party to a full blown the atri- Guillotine staff edi tor Christo Harris created multimedia and universities throughout the u.s.Koepenick and Harris the finish ing touches on "What' sThe Buzz," a docu - cal production that played in Atlanta, Austin and Seattle support for Jon Langford, edited montages, vignettes mentary about "Jesus Christ (w it h all proceeds being longtime Mekon s singer/gui- and abstract pieces that Barry Superstar : A Resurrection, " an donated to charity). With a tarist and founder of Mills programmed into a con- edgy, eclectic stage produc- cast and musical backing fea- Bloodshot recording artists trollable presentation for tion that surpassed the origi- turing such Georgia bands as . Fleming t13 0 F.Gonzalez Matthew N.Greenberg Henry W Holmes Marc Jacobson David Janet Don Kaplan Steven Katleman A. Benjamin Katz Joel A. Katz David B. Kokakis Richard I. leher JasonM. Levien Monica Schillan Paul D. Schindler Alan U. Schwam Jamie Shipp Steven S. Sidman Jeffrey M. Smith Andrew G.Tavel lauri S.Thompson Mark G.Tratos Andrew J.Velcoff Steven M.Weinberg Charmaine Williams Donald M.Woodard Leslie Jose Zigel One Powerful Team 1400 Lawyers & Governmental Professionals 31 Locations in the US, Europe & Asia M U S I C continued from p 6 8 0 ;: > Me Out","Paper Route" , 9000 w ith Leslie Brathwaite. again assisted by Anders.ln "> N "Be Yourself", and "Yo ung B" The titles mixed included addition, Brathwaite also among others. "Go ing Thru A lot", "You're Not mixed Bun B's (Rap-A-Lot ) local Decatur music scene for several years, having co owned a small rehearsal Producer Slick B en listed t he Same", "Stu dio Luv", "That 'sTrill ," pr oduced by space and recording studio, 0 Mike's talents to mix "Done "-< Deal" on DuctTap e "Super Du per", "Say It " and "Fly Awa y" t o name a few. Kor i Ma nnie Fresh in Stud io 9000. th e Proj ecto r Room, with Decatur residen t and song - Entertainment. The mix took one day and was d one in 995 . Anders assisted for all 9 sessions . Sorting through Eddie's Attic A loyal cust o mer and writer Kristian Bush. After spending the past 3 The group Brathwaite also mixed friend for many years, Bob years in San Francisco, Ephlin WestCoastANostra (Tha Swerv's (W2W Records ) Ephlin recently announced returned to the area with th e Reason Records) recently "Alo ne" and "Super Clean " for his purchase of Decatur land- vision to re-establish Eddie's called upon the expertise of 2 days in Studio 9000 , and mark, music venue and com - Attic as the prem ier listen ing Josh Butler to mi x "What It Is Juvenile's (At lant ic) "We made munity center Eddie 's Attic room and home for the per- Ho" and "Privat e Dancer". They mi xed for two days in Studio 9000. Miles Walker assist ed Josh throughout the It " for 1 day. Kori Anders assisted with both sessions . And to top it all off, Floetry enlisted Brathwaite to from Todd Van Sickle . Ephlin assumes this new role after a number of years as an execu tive with Ross Stores,Wolf forming song wr iter, bri ng ing national and regional t alent to our community while helping to develop local talent. session . mix "Super Star" and "I Want Camera , the American Retail Eddie 's Attic is a true tav - T Pain (Jive Records) You." Brathwaite m ixed for 3 Group and Delo itte & Touche. ern and com m unit y center, an mixed for 9 days in Studio days in Studio 9000 and wa s Ephlin has also sup ported the unpretenti ous place where all .. .. . .. .. ... . .: .... ... '. . . .... . .... ... .... ..... ..... ... . . . . . It . . . . : . . .. .. . .... . . .. ... .... . . . It. .. : . .... .: . 9 o N Attic veteran and Decatur res- Garrett, Doppler also record - ,s.: ident Amy Cochran will be ed ADR with Perry, Roger '" N returning as well to coordi- Mitchell and Mike Pniewski. nate music booking and spe- Engineers were Granger cial events . Amy brings over Beem and Shawn Coleman. o rv eight years of experience Composer Eddie Horst --< booking nationally known was in Studio Ewith Granger performing songwriters. Beem, recording and mi xing a large music package for are welcome, with consistently outstanding service , food , and d rink .SaysEphlin , "Eddie's Attic has a proud t radit ion and heritage that we want to reclaim and grow. We've been hom e to some of t he most recog nizable nam es in mu sic - names like th e Indigo Girls,John Mayer, Sugarland, Shawn Mullins and Billy Pilgrim. It's our hop e and inte nti on th at th is isju st th e beginn ing of that list .We're appreciati ve ofTodd 's leade rshi p t hese past 3 years and suppo rt during this tran sition, and wish him well in his new endeavors." In one of his first moves after purchasing Eddie's Att ic last week, Ephlin hired Decat ur and music ind ustr y icon Eddi e Ow en as his new direc t or of op erati ons.Said Ephli n, "There's no person more commi tte d to th e Decatur com munit y,t o t he devel opment of pe rfo rming songwriters, and to t he Attic itself than Eddie.We are very happy that he will be joining our team, and returning to the landmark music venue and community cente r that he started back in 1992." In the ten years that he ran Eddie's Attic,Owen made the Attic an integral part of the Decatur community and played a significant role in the development of a number of well-know n performing songw riters. For the past th ree years Owen has successfully managed food and beve rage operations and coordinated special event s for th e Ritz Carlton Golf Resort and Cuscowill a Golf Resort, both on Georgi a's Lake Oconee. Said Owen , "I'm excited to retu rn t o Decatu r and the Att ic,and especially look for war d to workin g with Bob.a friend and advisor fo r many years,to refocu s and grow ou r bu siness and brand ." Contin uing wi t h t he local hires, Bob annou nced t hat Doppler Loud and Clear Doppler Studios recently hosted a vocal recording session with Patti Labelle and producer Dallas Austin. Labelle was recorded via ISDN f rom Quad Studios in New York. Ralph Cacciurr i engi neered .Singer Peabo Bryson was in the studio with engi neer Jonathan Jory, record ing voiceover for aTimeLife Books session ,and Destin y's Child member Kelly Rowland came in t o do a Dark &Lovely VO session for Publicis , in an ISDN send to New York's 38 Greene Studios.And Disney Charact er Voices booked Dopple r to record vocal overdu bs w ith Jod i Benson,the voi ce ofThe Little Mermaid 's Ariel, fo r a vide o release. Doppler was also quite involved in variou s aud io aspects of th e Tyler Perry film Diary of a Mad Black Woman. In addi tion to recor ding several music tra cks wi t h a fu ll band for producer Ronnie Cartoon Network's "Fridays" programming block. Full bands, string sections and horn sections sat in for vari ous pieces over several sessions. Beem was assisted by Mac Atkis son.Cartoon Network's on -air promotions department also came to Doppler for sound design on several promo packages for the debuts of t wo new show s, The Life and Times of Juniper Lee and Camp Lazlo, pro duced by Larry Miller wi t h eng inee r FaySalvaras. Salvaras and Shawn Coleman also engineered a "Sum mer Preview Special" campaign fo r th e "Fridays" block, w it h producer Steve Patrick . And th e network's "Ad ult Swim " depa rtment has been recor ding voic es fo r a new show, 12Ounc e Mouse, w ith producer Mat t Maiell aro. Atl ant a resident Jane Fond a cam e t o Doppler for sever al ADR looping sessions for New Line Prod uct ion s and MUSIC 10 o ,s.: '" N o rv .... her recently released Monster In law,.The sessions were engineered by FaySalvaras and John St.Denis. Outkast's Andre Benjamin was also in studio, doing ADR for Revolver Man with engineer Shawn Coleman. Benjamin was directed by Guy Ritchie via ISDN with london's Delane lea Studios. Engineer Granger Beem worked with actors Donny Nelson and Jill Jane Clements on an ADR session for LIFT Production's Elvis:The Miniseries.Salvaras also recorded ADR for the upcoming feature "Backwater" with Deborah Duke,and for theTV movie locusts with GregAlan Williams. Engineer Alec Newell recorded Evan Farmer for TV's While You Were Out, for BBClNY Productions. Discovery Health's Dollars & Sense host lane Howard recorded VO for an episode of the show with engineer Fuji Fujimoto.Trading Spaces also had a Doppler session with Shawn Coleman recording hosts Paige Davis and Joe Farrell fo r an ep isode . Designe r Finals host Penn Holderness recorded VO for an episode, w ith Steve Schwar tzb erg engine erin g. 11 0 On the advertising side, a fabled local roller rink, The 9-week shoot began on production environment. ',". " several campaign debuts Rashad and his team skate to July 11 at various locations all Complimenting the Pro Tools N orig inated at Doppler, includ- escape from the problems of over Atlanta . suit e is the acoustically ing :jingle packages for Moe 's Southwest Grill with Blue Sky Agency producer Mike their everyday lives.The dynamics of the group change when Rashad meets DaddyRocks Atlanta Heads up Atlanta! ~ neutral Whisper Booth, which m -e contains a Neumann 149 0 Tube condenser microphone .r..v. Schatz;the ad launch forTed 's the irresistible New -New,a DaddyRocks Audio, owned for a transparent signal path 0 0 Montana Grill with Scharbo & talented skater in her own and operated by Atlanta that provides power and Co.and producer Sarah right.ln the face of a major veteran recording engineer warmth.The studio Cotton;and the Georgia Force skating competition, each of Tom Race, is open.This bou- seamlesslyaccommodates arena football team w ith the teens discovers who they tique facility, located off of work to picture and Internet Kilgannon McReynolds and are and how winning could 1-85 just north of downtown, file exchanging. producers Chris Schlegel and affect their lives. is designed to give big room Race br ings over 25 years Terry Doyle . Produced by Overbrook results at an aggressive price experience in virtually every Entertainment, "Unt it led Chris for the demanding client. dimension of the pro audio Sweet Tea Robinson Project" is from a DaddyRocks comes fully world to DaddyRocks. From SweetTea Pictures has script by Antwone Quenton equipped, sporting the Emmy award winning sound chosen Atlanta's metro hip Fisher. Executive producers Digidesign Pro Tools digital design to gold records in the hop culture as the backdrop are Atlanta natives Dallas audio workstation as the music industry, Race is a for filming the "Untitled Chris Austin and Tionne Watkins, foundation of the operation . sound man with a solid Robinson Project, " an together with Timothy M. DaddyRocks clients will be background. uplifting, coming of age story Bourne and Jody Gerson. assured of the finest quality about four teenagers. Chris Robinson is making his sound using the Pro ToolslHD Meeting on Sunday nights at feature film directorial debut. suite in a fully integrated err ER A 12 o so Bill Grant Assumes C1 Presidency N elected by the enti re mem bership and serves a two-year term. Proposed candidates Harvard Business School program, "Business Perspectives for Design Leaders." LeBron was at the Magick studio for another Coke project that featured are selected after a review of Grant 's work has been the unveiling of his own spe- o nom inees against a variety of recognized by AlGA's365 and cial NASCAR racecar - the n -< criteria, inclu ding the nature Communication Graphics, PowerAde LeBron James o o of their practice, the area of Communication Arts, ID, Chevrolet.Te levision crews the country they represent, Graphis, STEP, Print, How, from Speedvision and others their previ ous contributions Interiors, Interi or Design, were on hand to interview to AlGA and t he priorities the Interior Desig n Associati on . LeBron about his new car and board has adopted for new upcoming NASCAR race sea- Bill Grant, president and creative director of Grant Design Collaborative in Atlanta, has been elected the 46th president of AlGA,the professional association for design and the nation's oldest and most prestigious graphic arts society.Grant assumed the AlGA presidency in New York on July 1,2005. He succeeded Michael VanderbylofVanderbyl Design,San Francisco.As of the beginning of Grant's tenure,AIGA was serving more than 18,000 members in 52 chapters throughout North America, including Canada and Mexico .Grant represents the first national president to be elected from the South and the first outside of New York or San Francisco. The AlGA president is initiati ves. Grant served on the AlGA national board from 2001 to 2004,and was a member of the board of directors ofthe organization's Atlan ta chapter from 1993 to 1999. From 1997 to 1999, he also served as the At lanta chapter's president. Grant was recently named an AlGA Fellow for his significant contributions to raising the standards of excellence in practice and conduct within his regional design community and for advancing excellence in design as a discipline, profession and cultural force . He also helped author and pro duce the AlGA's "Business and Ethical Expectations for Professional Designers" and chaired GAIN,the 2002 AlGA business and design conference. He also assisted in cur riculum development and attended the inaugural AlGA Magick fo r LeBron Magick Lantern's studio and production services have been busy with a number of high profile projects. CocaCola utilized Magick's st age for two shoots w ith basket ball star LeBron James for PowerAde. LeBron co-starred in a shoot for the educational video, LIVE IT,that also featured seven-time Tour de France champion Lance Armstrong.The special effects-laden video, directed by Bryan Brousseau,was shot in HD with a cam-remote on a crane against a green cyc wall for later composit ing.The video encourages kids to stay active and eat right. son. Creative teams f rom The Weather Channel recently shot two different projects in the Magick Studio with Magick's crews shooting on d igital betacam against green screen for special effects compositing.The Weekend View promo packages were overseen byTWC producer Gregg Shroud and included multiple layers and lots of action. The Magick Lantern team created a virtual newsroom set for the creative team at Kellogg 'sfor a new product introduction .Magick provided the creative production as well as the compli cated post production that involved multiple layers com posited with live action.The end result was a comp elling video to enhance po int-ofpurchase sales.The vid eo was directed by Bill VanDerKloot and composited by James Powell in Magick's Avid DS Nitric suite. Atlanta ImageArts Produces Peabodys The University of Georgia once again chose Atlanta ImageArts, Inc. to produce the announcement and presentation of the presti gious Peabody Awards.This was the seventh consecutive year ImageArts has worked with the university and the Peabody Awards staff. ImageArts was called on to create the overall look for all print and video elements, produce and direct the live satellite announcement of the winners, and produce and direct the presentation luncheon of the awards ceremony held at the WaldorfAstoria in New York. First awarded in 1941, the George Foster Peabody Awards recognize dist inguished achievement and meritorious service by radio and televi sion networks, stations, pro ducing organizations, cable television organizations,and individuals.The Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Georgia administe rs the awards program. As with past Peabody Awards presentations, the entire ImageArts' creative team, under the direction of executive producer Jody Danneman, worked closely w ith the Peabody Awards staff and it s director, Horace Newcomb,on all aspects of the production . David Garrett handled all logistical man agement for the project. ImageArts' associate producer and Avid editor, Harold Simmons,edited all video elements for the awards and took the reigns of the video production in New York to create a two-hour show that will be airing on Georgia Public Broadcasting later this continued on p 14 ,.,61 ~r y CANDLER- ~~; LOFTS SMITH ~ OFFICE WAREHOUSE ET E R A continued from p 13 14 0 " summer. Finally, Bob Briggs, ,". ImageArts' West Coast pro- ducer/director, reprised his ~ ~ role as director of the stage -e 0 presentation at the Waldorf- rv --< Astoria . 0 0 In other ImageArts news, Kraft Foods and U.S. Foodservice recently tapped the firm to produce a video presentation to help describe a new sales promotion com- petition .The promotion's main goal was to increase sales in the Atlanta region, and to help motivate the sales force to promote new Kraft products. Kraft's sales manager for the promotion, Vince Parkhouse, explained that the program "increased sales by over $200,000 during the 9-week program," and called the promotion,with video elements produced by ImageArts, "a major success." Production for the 2005 promotion is schedule to start in late summer fo r a fall kick -off. Burt Brantley Hired at Economic Development The Georgia Department of Economic Development (GDEcD) has hired Bert Brantley as communications manager for the agency. Brantley has six years of gov- ernmental communications experience w ith the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT), where he served as a senior public relations and information specialist and oversaw the department's media relations staff as media relations coordinator. He was also a key member ofthe Governor's G8 Communications Team. Before the Georgia DOT, Brantley worked as a newspaper reporter and editor for the Commerce News, the Jackson Herald and the Madison County Journal. In his new role, Brantley will supervise all internal and external communications for GDEcD, which encompasses tourism, global commerce, film, video &music divisions. He will also act as the primary point of contact for the media.With Brantley on board,along with Kristin Callaway, Kimberley Knight and Alison Tyrer, the GDEcD communications team is now fully staffed. 'This is one small part of our reorganization to improve efficiency and meet the needs of our state," said GDEcD Comm issioner Craig Lesser. "Bert will help us to further refine and integ rate our internal and external communications strategy for the agency, allowing us to better serve the people of Georgia." The Georgia Department of Economic Development is the state 's sales and marketing arm and the lead agency for attracting new business investment.GDEcD also has the task of encouraging the expansion of existing industry, locating new markets for Georgia products, attracting tourists to Georgia, promoting the state as a location fo r film video and music projeets,and planning and mobilizing state resources for eco nomic development. BioLab Experiments with Fletcher Martin Fletcher Martin has been selected as the agency of record for BioLab, Inc.'s advertising and marketing activities . BioLab, based in Lawrenceville, Georgia, supplies water treatment products for recreational and industrial applications on a global basis and specialty household consumer products in the U.S.While Fletcher Martin has provided public relations services to BioLab and its brands since 2000, Fletcher Martin is BioLab 's first outside agency for its creative services needs. Fletcher Martin w ill be responsible for strategic planning and creative servic es for all of BioLab's household and pool and spa product lines, including well known brands such as BioGuard'", SpaGuard , Pool'Iirnee, Aquatlhern >, SpaTirne e.Greased Lightning , Orange Blast and The Works .ln addition, Fletcher Martin will also be buying media fo r the pool and spa divisions of BioLab . Deep Design The 5t.Joe Company 2003 annual report, "Hold On To Your Fork . ..The Best IsYet To Come," was recently named one of corporate America's best annual reports this year at IR Magazine's 10th Annual Awards, sponsored by the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and BARRON 'S.The 2003 St.Joe annual report was designed and art directed by Deep Design's Rick Grimsley and Mark Steingruber and was the firm's fifth consecutive annual with The St.Joe Company. The report featu res extensive location photography shot by Ralph Daniel of Atlanta. Deep Design is th e design subsidiary of Austin Kelley Adv e rtising . The report was selecte d from more than 4,000 NYSEtraded companies through an ind ependent research survey con sisting of over 3,500 buy-side analysts, sell- side analysts and po rtfolio managers.The st udy is widely used as a benchmark of investor relations best practice, singling out individuals and comp anies that have disti ng uished themselves t hrough th eir IRperformance."We are honored to have ou r work nominated fo r such a pre stig iou s award. It is a highly revered recogniti on, and on e t hat com es,in part, from t he successful and longstandi ng partn ership th at we have with St.Joe," said Rick Grimsl ey,vice president. A First and Third World Agency Imagi ne It!The Children's Museum of At lanta has selecte d Abed & Moore to help t hem with t heir advertisi ng and marketing initiati ves.Abed & Mo ore picked up the pro-bono account without a review .The three-year old museum has had solid success since open - THE CHILDREN"S MUSEUM OF ATlANTA ing its doors , and has hosted some very exciting exhibits like Monkey King andTummy Town to complement exist ing exhibits "Fundamentally Food" and "Leaping into Learning." The museum is committed to becom ing a downtown cornerstone for familyenterta inment.Work begins imm edi ately for Imagine It to help promote th e October 29th opening of "Art hur'sWorld ," an exhibit that invites kids to explore the world ofthe popula r animated character.Abed & Moo re w ill also help promote upcoming exhibit s like "Take A Deep Breath " and "Critt ers," and perform ongoing work forthe mu seum itself.. In ot her A&M news, Gray Ghost Microfi nance Fund has hired Abe nd & Moo re as it s agency of record to help increase awareness of mic rofi nance investi ng. Initi al w ork will begin wi t h bra ndi ng, logo desig n, collatera l and Web site development. Gray Ghost is an investment portfolio focused on the emerg- ing microfinance fund industry.Approximately 50 funds currently accept debt and equ ity invest ment s globally. These funds , in turn, provide capital to microfinance institutions in developing countries fo r the ultimate pu rpose of mak ing tiny loans to small busin essowners, typically women .The wo rking poo r don 't have much accessto fo rm al financial servic es - banks gen erally won 't serve them. Microloans help entrepreneurs build strong er businesses, incr ease inco me,and provide bette r lives for thei r children. Gray Ghost's ultimate pur pose is to bring ot her investors into microfinance. Work began immediately for Gray Ghost wi t h a targ ete d Septem ber launch. "It is always excit ing to laun ch a brand," says Tom Moo re,a part ner with Abend & Moore. "But being 15 o able to launch a brand that focuses on social respon sibil - ity is a rare opportunity and one in which we are glad to participate." o n Davis Advertising Davis Advertising, Inc.'s telev ision commercial for American LubeFastentitled, "Time fo r a Change," received aTelly award in the 26th Annual Telly Awards. Davis Advertising 's award -winning work is a "slice of life" parody that introduces viewers to a young married man who is missing out on various famil y activities because he is always changing the oil in his classic GTOconv ertible.The fam ily 's golden ret riever t ires of thi s and take s action by pulling the man out from under th e car while a voiceover asks, "Isn't it t im e for a change ?" Agency principal, Robert Davis wrote, directed and produc ed th e spot using local talent and faciliti es.He also prod uced t he origi nal soundt rack in th e age ncy's in-hou se Pro Too ls'" recording stud io.The agency has now added an in-h ou se Avid video editing suite. In addition to receiving the 2005 Bronze TeIIy,the ET ER A 16 0 so agency's pro-bono PSA '" N addressing the 9/ 11 terrorist attacks is exhib ited ann ually ~ m at the Cannes Lion 's -c 0 Advertising Festival as part of n -< Adforum .com's Advertising 0 0 Community again st Terrorism (ACT) initiative. Interpubic Merges Fitzg erald and Austin Kelley Fitzgerald+CO and Austin Kelley Advertising will merge, creating a 165-person office. Dave Fitzgerald,CEO of Fitzgerald +CO,wi ll remain CEO ofthe combined agency . Jay Shield s,currently president of Austin Kelley,will serve as chi ef marketing officer for th e agency. Fitzgerald+CO and Austin Kelley are both owned by the Int erpublic Group of Comp anies (NYSE: IPG). "This merger is a win -win opportunity for our combined clients and emp loyees," said Dave Fitzgerald, president and CEO of Fitzgerald+CO."We w il l pl ace ou r resources and talent t ogeth er to give ou r clien ts more services to gro w th eir bu siness and to open up new op po rtun ities fo r th e agency outside of thi s region . Austin Kelley's clients will now have accessto Fitzgerald's bra nd develop - ment group and stat e-of-t heart medi a buying tool s.For our employees it means the opportunity to work on a variety of new accounts and an enhanced career path." Aust in Kelley's clients in clude the Georgia Lottery, AmSouth Bank, UPS and Papa Johns. Fitzgerald's clients include the Coca-Cola Company, AFLAC, Sout hern Company and the Aruba Tourism Authority. The news coin cide s with a wave of new work from Austin Kelley.The agency 's newest TV spo t s for the Georgia Lottery began airing June 22 throughout Georgia . The first spot, entitled "Movie," stars Atlanta acto rs Bob Penny and Andrew Treglia . The spot was art directed by Aaron Thornton, w ritten by Brian Pierce, produced by Sheryl Jessing and directed by Sam Crawford of Mom o-Rama. The oth er new Georgia LotteryTV spot feat ures the Grim Reaper.The spot beg an airing to pro mote the new $2 Win For Life instant gam e, w here w inners can receive $1,000 a week fo r life. Accord ing to creative d irector Duncan Stone, "We wanted to make Death as ominous as possible in th e beginning and gradually take away his dignity throughout the spot. " Tomorrow Pictures was the production company of record . New Toys at PC&E PC&E has been busy bulking up its inventory lateIy,adding several new toys . Included in the mi x is the new Arriflex 235, "the perfect camera for handheld,steadicam or as a rigged camera in a car, on an amusement park ride, or in any space that a full sized 35mm camera can't fit." With such a small package you might expect some sacrifice in featu res, but with a shutte r adjustable from 45 to 180 degrees, ramping capability, super 35,color integ rated video assist, and frame rates from 1-60 FPS there is very little this camera won't do. Also among the new toys is th e P+S Techn ik Skate r Min LSmall, easy to use, amazingly adaptable and onl y 2.8 inches from t he ground, this little bad boy was the w inner of th e September 2004 CINEC Award fo rTechn ical Innova tion in Mu nich, Germany. PC&E also added th e Cinematography Electron ics Cine Tape measure system. Compatible with all len ses, film cameras and video cameras,the Cine Tape measure syst em continuously calculates the distance between a subject and the camera' s film -plane. There is also the MAX, which can support a 75pound light fi xt ure up to 17.5 feet on the horizontal and over 20 feet in elevation. At an extensi on of 8 feet, MAX has a capaci ty of 175 pounds, and the horizontal plan e can be adjusted from 7 to 10 feet . Finally, PC&E added Lite Panels High Efficiency LED. Using heat-free LEDtechnol ogy, Lite Panels produces bright proj ected soft light, has an integrated dimmer, and is absolutely flick er-free 5600K. Hayslett in a League of its Own Hayslett Group LLC recent ly won the Leagu e of American Communication s Professionals (LACP) Bronze Vision Award for design ing, w riting and produc ing t he 2004 ann ual report for t he Georgi a Alliance of Comm un ity Hospitals - - - - - - -- - - - -- - -~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ . _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - (GACH) .The League of American Comm unications Professionals is an organization that supports and recognizes excellence in the pro fessional communicati ons arena.This was Hayslett Group 's first submission for the Vision Award and the first-ever annual report for GACH. LACP announced the winners in early July in San Diego . Charles N. Hayslett, CEO of Hayslett Group, said the purpose of producing a corporate-style annual report for the fi rm's not-for-profit client was to distribute valu able and timely information to a wide variety of audi ences,including GACHmembers, lawmakers, journalists and the public. "The annual report is part of a broader strategy on the part of the Alliance to educate various constituencies about the work, operations and finan cial realities of communitybased, mission-driven notfor -profit hospitals," Hayslett said."We're very pleased that this report received such high recognition in its first year of publication ." A Great Place t o Work Sawyer Riley Compton recently announced that its newly renovated office space at 260 Peachtree Street was awarded a Gold Medal at the recent American Society of Interior Designers (ASID)Georgia chapter's annual awards ceremony. Designed by Atlanta-based ASD, lnc., in collaboration with Sawyer Riley Compton, the space features an open floor plan with state-of-the-art work stations, furniture, flooring and lighting.ASID recognition is based on the appropriateness ofthe design to the client's requirements. Sawyer Riley Compton desired a high-impact,open environment that would reflect its approach to business. "We wanted to create a large scale presence for Sawyer Riley Compton using a relatively small amount of square footage," said Naida M irza, ASD associate and project manager. Highlights of the space 17 o include a 64-foot glass wall in the lobby with thirteen LED pane ls and 800 individual lights capable of projecting over a million color combina- o rv tions.Additionally,there is a -< large screen behind the reception desk that can proj- ect a wide variety of images such as movies, artwork, and other visual media. "We creat- ed the opportun ity to change the mood in the ET ER A 18 a ;: > space by changing the colors "> on the wall or by what is pro - jected on the large screen. Both of these elements have a an impact on anyone wh o n .... enters the office," said Mirza . o o There are over 2,600 sq uare feet of tack able wall space and over 450 squa re feet of w rit able wall space for Sawyer Riley Compton's te am to collaborate with. There are no tra ditional offices in the space. Every emp loyee, from entry level to senior leader- ship, has a work station and equal access to one of several collaboration rooms to me et in groups. Turner Insightful at BKV Jamie Turner recently joined the team at Bennett Kuhn Varner (BKV) as the directo r of consumer insights. Bring ing over 20 years of ma rket ing and advertising experience with him, Turner will help BKV clien ts uncover the hidden and not-so-hidden reasons behind why people buy the products they do. His innovative systems and te chniques allow clients to sell mo re products to more customers less expensively. In the early 1990's, Turner founded Turner & Turner,an Atlanta -based ad agency, whose clients included CNN, Nextel, Motorola, Cartoon Network and CocaCola Ent erprises.The agency won many national awards (CA,OneShow, Radio Mercury) and Best of Show at the Atlanta ADDYs more times during the 90's than any other agency in t he city. Turner has appeared on TV,rad io,and in pri nt as an exper t on adverti sing and marketing,and is a regular guest on the morning talk show on WGST640 AM in Atlanta .He is also a frequent speaker at universities, trade organizations and corporati ons around t he count ry on subjec ts rangin g fro m brand strategy to consumer behavior. In other personnel moves , BKVrecently promoted fou r st aff members to vice president posit ions .Todd Bemis was promoted from director of Web deve lopment to vice president, d irector of interact ive development. Account supervisors Jana Ferguson,Angela Hilt on and Susan Wiets ma were all pro mo t ed to vice president, account supervisor. Finally, BKVhas acquired Prudential Carolina Real Estate (PCRE)in Charleston as a client. Billings are estimated at $1.5 million. BKV will initiate two direct market ing pro grams .One is a listi ng cam paign to increase the number of listings in the area.The second is a recruitment campaign designed to attract and hire top-level agents. Love & Suicide at Lab 601 Love & Suicid e,t he first all- U.s.-made narrative feat ure shot in Cub a since 1959, was screened in Miami Beach at the American Black Film Festival.The film, directed by Lisa France (know n for her debut film Anne B.Real, w hich was nominated for two Independent Spirit Awards) , was a Luis Moro Production w ith LAB 601 and Lightstone Entertainment. Based on true events ,the narrative follows Tomas (Kamar de los Reyes) on a journey t o Cub a t o find t he one thing between love and suicide.There he encounters Nina (Daisy McCrackin ),a world traveling gypsy flower child,and Alberto (Lui s Moro), a native Cuban taxi driver.In Havana,Tomas discovers a world of hist ory pre served in time. Alb ert o's simple life and philosophy represent peace, clarity and family values for Tomas, forcing him to slow down and listen to himself.Tomas finally begins to hear t he revolution within himself at th e mo ment whe n he deci des t o choo se bet ween love and suicide . The film was shot in t welve days in December 2003. How did an American crew shoot a feature in Cuba? Easy:Moro submitted Anne B. Real into t he Havana International Film Festival. "We went to Cuba legally from JFKairport in NY and came back to the Miam i International Airport," Moro recalls. "We walked in w ith a camer a and a couple of wireless mics and started to roll. We shot in hotels, bars and on the streets .It was completely safe." "It 's the ultimate indie film - ever yone paid for th emselves," adds France. Shot by Demian Lichtenstein,the movie is vi sually stunning with imagery rarely seen by the U.S. public.The m usic is also electrifying, wi t h multi-cultural tracks from the Cuban album San Rafael 560, Brazilian singer Rene,and the Irish band Leya. Silver EFFIEfor Cole Henderson Drake The Estates of World Golf Village 's print and collateral campaign, developed by At lant a-based Cole Henderson Drake (CHD),captured the Silver Award in the real estate category at this year's EFFIE Awards Show in New York City.This was the highest awarded campaign in the real estate category. The series of black and white ads forThe Estates, located in St. Augustine, Florida, aim ed to create an upscale identity by showcasing th e sim ple yet luxu rious lifestyle of th e community. Published in select maga zines and newspapers, th e print campaign has successfully portrayed the sanctity and sophistication ofthe community, which features homes from the $500s.The campaign also focuses on the renowned King & Bear, the only golf course co-desig ned by golfing legends Arnold Palmer and Jack Nick laus. Lowden Lenses in M iam i off ice Scott Lowden Photography returned from shooting in Miam i for th e second t ime in recent weeks, this time for Wit Advert ising and its client Georgia-Pacific. Lifestyle images were created w ith GP's busines s clientele in mind, utilizing equipment and crew normally used for film pro duction. Miami was chosen for it s interesting and hi-end office spaces.The five -day production went smoothly, since Lowd en and crew have subst ant ial expe rience shooting his movie style lighting set-up for still imag es on location. Strong Language Takes the Field "Language is the first tool of busines s -let's sharpen it!" So says Strong Language,an Atlanta -based e-Iet ter schedu led to launch in late August . Publisher Steve Marshall says the zine will dedicate itselfto "raising t he bar in business, marketing,an d tec hnica l writing." SL's premier issue incl udes an interview with a Web usabilit y pioneer,a "help-desk" piece on the art and scien ce of interview ing, a "contrarian review" of a best-se lling book on language, and various entertainments focused on the use and misuse of English . Strong Language aims first at "people who use t he wri tten word at work - who write to persuade, sell, explain, or instruct - or man age those who do ." But Marshall th inks it w ill also interest "anyone who's fascinated by language, and its formidable powers to sell or repel, reveal or conceal , clari fy or confu se." A letters column - Yo! St rong Language! - will promote debate and discus sion . "We're saying let 's raise the bar, let's str engthen the lan- 19 o guage, " Marshall explains . "That takes an exchange of ideas. Plus,we plan to slaugh - ter a few sacred cows, and it's only fair t o pro vide airtime o rv for the squeals." Is there really an audi- ence for this? Marshall acknowledges t hat plenty of peop le in business couldn't care less about language. "But there are a lot of peop le who do care, and care deeply," he says. "That 's who we're talking to :the lit erate business mind." Sign up for the free newsletter at www.5trong Language.info. Byrne Uni t Joins c21 c21 added Monica Byrne on board as an account manager. Byrne w ill serve as the lead for several clients, including Oldcastle Architectu ral Products, BATMAand Trans Atlantic Systems. She will conduct st rat egic account man agement, media relat ions,event pl anning and e-mail marketing . Prior to joining c21, Byrne ET ER A worked for Agentek, Inc., a technology firm specializing in enterprise mobile computing solutions, where she was responsible for deve loping and implementing marketing and public relations strate gies and launched the company's first communications department.She has also worked at At lant a-based Ruane Communica tions. In other c21 news, five new clients have retained t he firm thus far in 200S.Al varez & Marsal,a global professi on al services firm that special izes in helping troubled busi nesses regain pro fitability, hired c21 to create a business-to- business marketing public relati ons campaign for its real estate advisory services group. Entertainment Publications, lnc., pub lishers ofthe Entertainment discount books,retained c21 for business-to-business media relation s and e-mail marketing in support of its partnership marketing division. Austell-based IN ZONE Brands, makers of BellyWashers and Tummy Ticklers beve rages and a range of house wares, select ed c21 to revise its Web sites and to develop and im plement consumer public rela- tions campaigns for its product lines. Play UK Lottery selected c21 to help launch a new online gaming site t hat allows U.s.citizens to play Europe's biggest weekly lottery.The agency will work in partnership with Drive Advertising + Marketing on the direct mail campaign launch ing the South African company stateside. Last ly, c21 is consul ting on media relations, internal communica ti ons and marketing pro grams for University House, the student housing division of apartment industry giant FirstW o r t h i n g . Back to Kilgannon Atlanta-based adver tis- ing agency Kilgannon McReynolds recent ly announced that it has shortened its name to Kilgannon. "The Kilgannon brand has been around for 1Syears," said Rena Kilgannon, president of Kilgannon."Even when we added McReynolds to the name in 1997, people in the ad community still referred to us as'Kilqannon." In 1988 Kilgannon founded The Kilgannon Group as a database marketing company.In 1996 th e agency formed an internal media department. Rick McReynolds,a brand consultant ,joined t he firm in 1997; the same year the agency added a creative department. McReyno lds retired from the agency in Decem ber 2002. Today, Kilgannon 's senior officers include Kilgannon CRO Mike Reineck and creative director Chris Schlegel, who joined t he agency in January. The firm may have shortened the name , but the staff has expanded.Jason Kimbell joins Kilgan non as brand manager and Greg Smolen as studio manager. Kimbe ll will manage relationships for Kilgann on's Southern Company accounts,as well as for Part nership Against Domes tic Vio lence.Smolen will run the studio, managing both its efficiency and quality and handling design assignments. Kimbell previously was a senior account executive at Bigelow Advertising,where he worked on such accounts such as the Coca-Cola Company, BeliSouth Telecommunications and Time Warner Cable. Prior to that he wa s a senior account executive at Fletcher Martin Ewing , where he was named 2002 employee of t he year and earned the distinction as the 2003 High Impact Award winner.Most recently Smolen worked as the studio manag er/designer at Cole Henderson Drake,and prior to that at WestWayne. He started his career at eTour.com as a graphic designer and has also worked as a freelance artist. Pat Cahill Snags Communicator Pat Cahill Productions recently received an award of distinction for "Friend s fo r Life" in the external communications category ofThe Communicator Award s, an international competition that recognizes outstand ing work in the communications field .The Communicato r Awards video compet it ion included 2,937 entries from 48 states, the District of Columbia and other countries.The Communicator's prestigious award of distinction is presented to those entrants whose ability to communicate elevates them among the best in the field. Pat Cahill Productions also was given an award of distinction for a second project, "Ken Whaley Tribute." WestWayne Beefs Up The Atlanta office of WestWayne, Inc. has been hiring.Jackie Lee of Ames, Iowa is a new copywriter working on the Russell Athletic and Southeast Toyota Distributors accounts, among others. Prior to heading south, she worked on the Mercedes-Benz, Fila, and Arby 's accounts for Merkley and Partners in New York City. Lee has a bachelor's degree in advertising from Iowa State University and is a graduate ofthe Creative Circus in Atlanta . Chris Channer of Alpharetta is a new business systems analyst in the information technology department, responsible for administering financial and media applications. Before joining the agency, he worked as a data center manager for Apple Computer. Lindsey Lange of Oak Harbor, Ohio, was hired as an assistant media planner to evaluate and determine the best media opportunities for the Buffalo Wild Wings client. Prior to joining the agency, she worked in Lafayette, Indiana as a media planner for Precision Media Corporation. She also worked at OMD in Atlanta as an assistant media strategist on the CingularWireless account. Elaine Pearson of Chattanooga will oversee the TV and radio buying team as a media supervisor for the Buffalo Wild Wings and SunTrust Banks accounts. Before joining the agency she was a broadcast negotiator and broadcast supervisor for Mediaedge:cia in Atlanta. She started her media career at J. Walter Thompson (now MindSharel, also in Atlanta. Pearson earned a bachelor's degree in communications from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. Erica Nicole Smith of Raleigh, N.C.is a media planner for the Russell Athletic, LandAmerica, and Florida's Natural accounts. She is responsible for developing strategic communication plans that deliver smart, actionable and innovative results. Prior to WestWayne, she was a strategic planner at Starcom Mediavest Group Worldwide in New York City, working on Procter & Gamble brands.She also has experience on the Mercedes-Benz account at Merkley & Partners in New York City. Wendi Newman of New York is a new account execu tive for breatheinteractive, working on the Buffalo Wild Wings and LandAmerica accounts. Prior to joining the interactive division, she worked at Modem Media's New York office as a media planning manager.There she specialized in affiliate marketing, working with clients such as JC Penney and Delta Airlines. She was also a marketing strategist for US Interactive in New York. Mountain View Cleans Up Nicely The last several months have seen the awards shelves fill up for clients of Mountain View Group, Ltd . (MVG)."We Are GEHealthcare," a film produced on three continents for GE Healthcare, has received multiple honors, including: gold awards at the Aurora Awards and MarCom 21 o Creative Awards, an award of distinction at Creativity 34, a platinum award at the LACP Awards, the Grand Prize at the Questar Awards, 1st place at the US International Film and Video Festival, and honors at the Freddie Awards, Galaxy Awards, and The Globals. "Imagine," a pro bono piece for Habitat for Humanity produced by MVG, draws upon the talents of the creative community. Not only did this film help to raise necessary dollars for Habitat's capital campaign, it also received accolades from the film industry. Recent wins include a platinum at the Aurora Awards ,a gold at the MarCom Creative Awards, and honorable mention from the Chris Awards. The Home Depot com missioned its corporate vision film, "Build ing a Dream," to help rally the troops around the internal brand. Recent honors include a platinum at the Aurora ET ER A 22 o s: " N o .r..v. Awards, the grand award at the Questar Awards,and a finalistTelly Award . When not busy winning awards, MVG is busy adding new clients and new work. EarthLink, The Coca-Cola Company,and Heidelberg USA have selected MVG for a variety of projects and on-going communications support. Partnering with post production house, Lab 601, Mountain View recently completed work on a joint venture announcement for SK EarthLink to showcase the future oftheir wireless and voice internet offerings. A single cell phone user,in this case a stand-up comedian, traveled from L.A.to Seoul compa ring the infancy of hand held device technology in the States to the cutting edge wireless world of South Korea soon to be available to lfS. customers. A second project unveiling the mission and vision of Atlanta-based EarthLink was rolled out to emp loyees in May. MVG is also working with the internal communications team atThe CocaCola Company (TCCC) on several on-going initiatives.In addition to strategic communications planning and execution, MVG has produced at least a dozen video projects forTCCC over the last six months.One project was a global video magazine shot on five continents designed to build connections and share best practices across Coke's50,000 employees around the world. Working with MS&L, Heidelberg USA's public relations firm, MVG will produce an enormous 20 x 60 foot trade show presentation to showcase the offerings of the venerable printing equipment manufacturer. In addi tion, Mountain View created a salesand marketing CD for Heidelberg's system service!" . In other news, Mountain View Group president Jim Tusty and senior producer Maureen Castle have been working on a feature-length documentary film on "The Singing Revolution," scheduled to premier this coming fall. "The Singing Revolution" is the name given to Estonia's non-violent struggle to reestablish their independence from the U.s.S.R.The Estonian independence movement played a critical role in the ultimate collapse of the Soviet Union,and is a little known story in both Europe and North America. Maureen and Jim shot for 33 days from February to July of 2004.They located over fifteen hours of historical archival material, much of it never before seen,and collected over 400 historical photos. They also filmed th e 2004 "Laulupid u," a once every-five -year song festival that features as many as 30,000 singers on stage. "Laulupid u" became a powerful political force for the Estonians during the brutal years of Soviet occupation . The film follows several average Estonian families as they rehearse and prepare for the 2004 song festival.They share their personal experiences of the occupation years,and the four years of political protest and social demonstrations know n asThe Singing Revolution, where protests often involved the singing of illegal patriotic songs. Shawn Arthur Joins IMAGES USA IMAGES USArecently welcomed Shawn Arthur as vice presid ent /creative direc tor ofthe agency. In this capacity,Arthu r wi ll manage the creative staff while dr iving innovative concept devel opments based on strategic insight. Prior to joining IMAGES, Arthur served as VP/associate creative director of Matlock,an Atlanta adve rtising and public relations firm. Arthur also gained more than fifteen years of experi ence as an art director or ereative director for such clients as BellSouth, BMW,Dell, Delta Airlines , Dixie Crystals, ESPN Zone, Garner Foods,GeorgiaPacific, Publix Supermarkets, Nationwide, Schick and Turner . Arthur earned his bache lor 's degree in commercial art from Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, TN,and attended the Portfolio Center in Atlanta. He has served as a judge as well as a recipient for a number of local and regional Addy and ShowSouth awards,and his work has also been published inADWEEK. Golden Eagle for EditLab EditLab recently won the prestigious CINE Golden Eagle Award for "Slide Show," its med ia production created by producer/editor Michael Curtis. "Slide Show" was pro- duced and designed by Curtis for the marketing team at Hansgrohe USAto highlight the tenth ann iversary of the company 's high-end Axor Starck product line. The show was also used to kick off a gallery design event in Los Angeles in 2004.Curtis , has also been honored with four Telly awards and five International Communicator awards this year. Fluid Grows In a world of ever chang - ing technology and innovations such asTiVo,photographic cell phones , high speed internet, DVD players and iPods,advertising and marketing organizations are finding it hard to compete using traditional media outlets.The Fluid Group has found successin shifting its marketing strategy to supplemental or non -traditional methods of selling a client's message, products, services or destinations. The Fluid Group,a creative messaging lab, was created in 2000 as the brainchild of a small group of marketing entrepreneurs.Through revenue based growth,the team has grown to seven fulltime employees, plus key partners 23 0 who provide additional client " resources. " N Trish Taylor,former com - munications manager with the Georgia Department of 0 rv Economic Development's tourism division and public relations manager for Wild Adventures Theme Park in Valdosta,joined the team on June 6 as a senior account director.The Fluid Group also recently hired Jennifer Nowicki as a senior account executive.Nowicki recently worked for the Buckhead Area Transportation Management Association (BATMA) marketing their alternative commuting pro- grams and "The Buc" shuttle system.She also has extensive agency experi- ence, having previously worked for Skahen at two previous agencies . Quantity, Quality and Variety at Merge Merge Agency has added to its list of clients. Seven companies hired Merge for its extensive experience in marketing and interactive services.The majority ofthese new clients sought Merge as a direct result of referrals from current clients , and include: Elarbee ET ER A 24 o s: Thompson Sapp &Wilson, an " N award winning boutique law firm specializing in labor and employment law;The Fund o forTheological Education, a "--< non-profit organization o o focused on helping people who want to study theology fund their education; Harcourt,a global education company, which supplies stu- dents and teachers with learning materials and pro- grams; Inner Harbour,a non - profit psychiatric treatment facility specializing in pro gram s for children and ado- lescents; SolTech,a distribu- tor and representative for fueling equipment and accessories; Southwire Company,a technology leader in the production of building wire and utility cable;and SPI Dynamics,a Web application software company focused on security testing and assessment. You Gotta Love Yourself Current, Inc. won Gold for Best Self Promotion Website at the Inaugural SEED Awards held by the Atlanta Chapter of the AlGA (American Institute for Graphic Arts).The SEED Awards is a design competi tion to celebrate the best and the brightest design in the Southeast.A nationally renowned panel of judges spent a weekend in Atlanta judging more than 550 entries spanning a range of media, from print to Web to environmental graphics and more. In addition to the Gold, Current, Inc. also won Merit Awards for their corporate identity package and corporate brochure. Edelman Adds Six The Atlanta office of Edelman has added six new members to its roster .Scott E. Briskey will lead one of the business-to-business groups within Edelman's corporate practice. He brings more than nine years of public relations experience across various seg ment s. Prior to joining Edelman, Scott managed client relationships w ith numerous award-winning corporate,consumer and technology clients with Roy Communications,Jeanine Cooper Enterta inment and Communications,and most recently Fletcher Martin Ewing . Tiffany Fessler will manage the tourism group within Edelman's Consumer Practice. She joins the firm as an account supervisor and specializes in consumer campaigns with an emphasis in tourism and hospitality.She will be responsible for such clients as Beaches of South Walton, the Greater Phoeni x Convention & Visitor's Bureau,and Suburban Franchise Systems.Fessler brings more than 10 years of experience. Shejoins the firm from GCIGroup, where she worked with the multimillion InterContinental Hotels Group account man aging communications programs for Holiday Inn, Holiday Inn Express and Hotel Indigo, as well as the day-to-day operations of the InterContinental Hotels Group news bureau . Heather Hutson joins Edelman as an assistant account executive in the corporate practice. She is responsible for media relations, writing and research for the real estate and crisis practices,and brings experience and understanding ofthe business world, having worked as a consultant for KPMGand LLPand as an intern for UPS. She also offers international business insight from her internships at an advertising firm in Madrid and a Web development firm in Guadalajara, Mexico. Stacy Kirk arrives at Edelman from the Weather Channel.As a senior account executive in the corporate practice, she will be responsible for leading the Smart Business Partners initiative for Smart Start Georgia. At the Weather Channel, Kirk managed public relations for weather.com. Katie Patterson also joins Edelman 's corporate practice. As an assistant account executive, she is responsible for the creation and implementation of st rat egic, com pre hensive public relat ions and media relations pro gr ams for clients including the Rail Network, Matson, Driscoll & Damico and Aflac. Prio r to join ing Edelman, Katie serv ed as an account coo rd inato r w it h Weber Shand wick, w here she w orked on public relati ons ini tia ti ves for BLiMPIE, Locos Deli & Pub and Clem ent ines from Spain . Laura Schmidt joins Edelman as a vi ce p resident in t he co rpo rate practice.She is responsible for corporate positioning and developing integrated marketing programs for Edelman 's businessto -bus iness clients.Schm idt most recently led global corporate communications for the CIBAVision contact lens bu siness.Prior to her work at C1BA Vision , Laura was a vice president in the corporate pr actice at Ogilvy Public Relat ions Worldwide in New York, w here she led strategic p rogram and event planning and d evelopment fo r her p rofession al services and tech nology clients.Laura also man aged execut ive and prod uct visib ility, med ia strategy and product launch events for leading global hardware,softwa re and services provider Sun M icro systems in San Franc isco . Add ding to the Tribe Tribe recently added a couple of full timers to the staff.Vicki Vest wa s brought on as the new di rector of projects, and Pam Kenn edy is now on staff as an art director.Vest previously spent 11 years at Beck, w here she gave clients com ple te peace of mind. Before that, she was wi t h Atlanta Graph ic Services and Infin itee C o m m u n ications. Vest obta in ed her BA in adve rt ising with a minor in marketing from the University of Georgia. Kennedy is an industry veteran, having spen t time at HutchesonShutze, BBDO South and TG Madison. She graduated from Auburn Univers ity with a BA in fine arts . R!ot PostsYummy Project R!ot Atlanta recently pro - vided complete post-production serv ices for a new 6-spot campaign for Mayfield Dairy. The stu di o supplied visual effects supervision, visual effects production, creative editorial,editorial finishing, or iginal music sco ri ng, sound design and audio post serv ic- es for th e p roject out of Chattanooga agency The Johnson Group. The three ice cream spots put a spin on the old adage "the cream rises to the top " by creating the illusion of ice cream that defies the law of gravity. In order to make the spots seem as real as possible , Mayfield and The Johnson Group insisted on using act ual ice cream and product packaging. R!OT ereat ive d irector Jeff Doud m ade that possible by w orki ng w ith the producers to create the floating ice cream through a combination of puppetry and digital effects. Post work bega n with creative editorial perfo rm ed by R!OT's Carlt on Eden. For visual effects artist CERaum, the challenge was even greater: seamlessly integrating the effects elements into the live action . Perhaps the most difficult scene to pull off occurred in the spot with the girl scooping the ice cream . For th at sequence, Doud shot a scoop of ice cream in a 360deg ree rotation .Raum pulled the film element into his Discreet Smoke system and warped the time-base so that the rotation occupied precisely 360 fr ame s.Raum used 25 0 ;,:. a 3D sp here to plot an ani ma- ,". tion path from ice cream N z scoop to bowl, then mapped the film element onto it to complete the illusion. 0 R!OTAtlanta's Chris Basta ".... 0 wrote original music for each 0 of the six spots in the cam - paign.The music rang ed from a b uoyant orchestral score accom panying the ice cream spot Freezer to a ja zz flavored t rack fo r Cook ie about th e man and his midnight snack. Basta also created sound design for the campaign and prepared the final mi x for each spot in one of R!OT's mixing suites. "The agency gave us room to experiment and we put ever ything we had into it," said Basta."We had fun and we're really pleased how it turned out." MediaSolutions Beefs Up Atl anta -based Med iaSolutions is expand ing with seven new employees who have joined the compa ny. Broadcast supervisor Melinda Barrie previously held the role of broadcast ET ER A 26 a '" super vi sor fo r seven years at " OMD in Atlanta. Ryan N Friedman, who previously worked at MediaS olutions, has returned to the account a rv services and planning depart- --< o ment. He formerly worked at o the Legal Registry of Staffing Services in Clearwater, FI.Britt Jackson joins the firm as assistant broadcast buyer. Broadcast buyer Renee Marks previously worked for LCI as a buyer manager of the ICG office and at McCannErickson as a buyer.Jenni McKenzie joins as an assistant media planner and was previ ously an assistant planner at OMD and an assistant buyer at SpotPlus .Senior assistant buyer Helen Micale was a senior sales assistant at Pet ry Television and a sales assistant at Christal Radio.And print buyer Ricky Rosenberg previously worked in a similar role at Echo Media and Strategic Print Marketing,and I was a media assistant at Zimmerman & Partners. Currahee Chooses Austin Kelley & Edleman Currahee Partners, LLC, the developer of Currahee Club, a residential community located on the shores of Lake Hartwell, recently announced it has hired Austin Kelley Advertising and Edelman to introduce the residential community to the publ ic. "We're well on our way toward deve loping one ofth e nation's premier golf-cou rse communities, but we are especially committed to developing a community that welcomes and appeals to the entire family," said Bob Whitley, president of Currahee Partners ."Aust in Kelley and Edelman share our excitement and understand our vision for this project. Both teams have the experience, expertise, energy and creativity to establish Currahee Club as a premiere property in Georgia. " Previously, Whitley was development consultant on the Piedmont Driving Club Golf Club in Atlanta,on which his son Chris also was project manager.Together, the Whitleys have developed an extensive portfolio of exclusive office and real estate projects throughout the Southeast. Austin Kelley and Edelman will work together to increase awareness ofthe com mun ity in an effort to increase tours of the property and drive sales of homes at Currahee Club. Austin Kelley has introduced and created some of the grea t real estate brands including Kiawah Island in Charleston, Broken Sou nd in Boca Raton, Wat erColor on Florida's Gulf Coast and Sugarl oaf Count ry Club in At lant a.A mong Edelman Atlanta's real estate experience is work with Atlantic Station, LLC, ReaIEstate.com, Hellmuth Obata + Kassabaum (HOK), Attorneys'Title Insurance Fund and numerous condominium and town home com munities throughout the Southeast. Get Married Atlanta! From making fun of Bridezi llas t o foll owing t he real-li fe stories of couples get ting married, wedd ing shows have skyrocketed in popularity this past year. However, there hasn't been a local program focused on tips, trends and advice for making the most of the special day - until now.With the launch of Get Married Atlanta!, local bridesto -be will soon enjoy a unique, in-depth resource for planning the wedding of their dreams. "Our concise ,visual for mat makes it easy," notes Stacie Francombe, president of Reel Creative. "Now Atlanta brides don't have to dig through st acks of magazines or visit dozens of stores to find th e too ls th ey need .Get Married Atl ant a! brin gs nationa l t rends t o our audience while feat uring local resou rces that they can convenientlyaccess ." The only television show of its kind in the Atlanta metropolitan area, Get Married Atlanta! presents a tremendous wealth of information in an ntertaining format. It is co-hosted by Jenn Hobby,one ofthe popular members ofT he Bert Show on Q1OO-FM, and Renee Roberts . The 30-minute weekly show will air on WPXA/PAX Channe l 14 on Wednesdays at 11:30 p.rn.,reaching 2.3 million households. Send all your glorious, gory, ghastly and galactic business news to Ozcetera editor, JAMES FLYNN at ozcetera@ozonline.tv. NO FAXES OR HARDCOPIES PRETTY PLEASE. All news should be submitted via email. Karang!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ! What you can learn about marketing from your record collection You can see the work of so me of the best mark et ers in Am eric a on the public marquees a nd coffee sho p counter s in college town s across the countr y. Mark eting their produ ct with limit ed funds (a nd limited Phot oshop skills): to mo rro w's tastemak ers are forced to rely on ingenuit y to prom ot e the ir band s, hipster ret ail sto res a nd impr ovisational co medy tro upes. A qui ck look back through the history o f rock & ro ll reve als some thing. Ben eath all the lon g hair and glitter are creativ e peop le with a keen bus iness sens e. Let 's loo k at what we can learn fro m the likes of Michae l Stip e and Mick Ja gger. .. Sma rt ba nds (and smart brands) think out side the box Shut out by comme rcial radio. R. E.M. turn ed to an unt ested , yet fully developed distri bution cha nne l-s-college rad io. By treat ing college OJ's like major-label bigwigs. they got ai rplay a nd bu ilt a loyal following th at prop elled them to supe rsta rdo m. Lesson: Turn negatives into positives Example: Turner Bro ad castin g Advertisers scoffed at TB S because it m ostly broadcast old m ovies until Ted Turner point ed out that color com me rcials would have m ore impa ct when cut ill with black and white films. Images ar e Ico nic From the Rolling Ston es ' pursed lips to Andy Warho l's ban ana pee l on the cover of the Velvet Unde rgro und classic Load ed . ro ck 's most iconic brands have had the mo st iconic imager y. Lesson: Crea te a logo tha t look s goo d on t-shirts a nd tells the public exa ctly who you are. Exa mple: Nike The Nike swish cOllveys speed and agility. It is so attractive that the spo rtswear giant sells m ost of its produ ct to non-athlet es. Qnality Counts Record compani es sink million s into hot teen sen sations, only to rep eat the cycle onc e the flash begins to fade. 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Com m unicat io ns p 404 880621 7 e dm cd onal @cau.edu w w w.w ifa.o rg 29 o (Especially If You Are Creative) By Jon Lee Andersen o co .... o o Over t he past several years, I have writ ten a number of a rticles a ddressing copyright issues . Several h ave appeared in this pu blicat ion, as I t houg ht t hey migh t be of interest to its readers. Th ese a rticles have examined such iss ues as "fair use," "public dom ain" a nd regist r ati on pointers . This a rticle addresses an in ter esting exce ptio n to copyrig ht pr otect ion - a "loopho le," so to s peak. Copyright pr otecti on extents to "origina l works of authors hi p fixe d in any tangi ble me dium of ex pression." Wh a t it doesn 't protect are idea s, procedures , processes. syste ms . met hods of operat ion. concepts, pr in ciples or discoveries. Pu t another way. copyright la ws protect ex pressions of ideas. not t he ideas t he mse lves. Th is dichotomy freq uently arises when an author or artist claims t hat so meo ne ha s sto len t heir idea a nd turned it into a s uccessful creative endeavor. It happens in movies. photographs. com me rcials. so ngs. books . video games and com pu te r command codes. So what are the lega l facto rs in play he re? Why ca n't an author of a book entitled For t Apach e Bron x. NY. abo ut a South Bron x police station, r eplete wit h Ir ish policemen, prostitutes, drunks a nd moral e iss ues successfu lly ma ke a copy right in fringement case against Time-Life Films wh o mad e a movie ca lled For t Apache. Th e Bron x starring Paul New man? Th e rea son is t he doctrine of "scenes a [aire," Scenes a [ai re is generally t ra ns lated fro m Fr en ch as "sce nes t hat mus t be done." I understand th at it originated with Fr en ch drama cr it ics, describing sce nes t hat were a bso lutely necessary for a play - or th at, if t hey were omitted, would be ca use for major disappoin tm ent. In a comic opera, for exa mple, th e fin al act straighte ns out all the confus ion a nd cou ples are happily uni ted . In Un it ed St ates copy righ t law toda y, cour ts interpret scenes a [air e to mean sce nes which are necessary, sta nda rd or stock, or tha t flow naturall y from a ba sic plotline, Two th eori es su pport the a cour ts ' thinking in th e a pplicat ion of sce nes faire rea soning to such cases a s Fort Ap ache: Either such sce nes are not "ori ginal." or th ey are merely "idea s ." Cour ts ha ve not ed that wh ere ele me nts are ge ne r a te d natu rally from a se tting , th ey are not ori ginal ex pressions of an a uthor, but a re th e neces sary requirem ents of a sto ry in th a t se t t ing. (Th a t says a lot for t he Bron x police force, doesn 't it?) Wh ere scenes are trite, cliched or stock in the treatmen t of a subjec t , th ey ca nnot be prot ect ed by copyrigh t. To do so would un fairly limit these sce nes. As so meo ne once sa id, "The re a re no new story th em es, onl y new stories u sin g th ese th em es." Id ea s lik ewise a re not prot ect ed by copyright. Indeed . copyr ight law s recogn ize th a t fr ee excha nge of ideas is in th e interest of society. a nd th a t progr ess a nd improvem en t are fre que nt ly built up on t he prior wor ks of ot he rs . Id ea s (a nd I a m ignorin g patent law s here) mu st re main free for a ll t o use, a nd in so me circ u ms tances the most logical way of ex pressing those idea s should a lso be avail a ble to a ll. Wh en tha t is th e case. as it fre que ntly is in compu te r code situations . t he n ot he rs are free to use th e wor k . So for a ll budding a u tho rs who a re conce rned a bout wr it in g a book abo ut a discovery of din osaurs in so me re mote. lost isl and of the world. I sus pect th a t the scenes a [aire doct rin e would prot ect you fro m Mich ael Cr ichto n's legal arma da . Or, summa rized another way: Th e au th or had Robert and Claire Mailing castles of clouds in th e air But becau se it was trit e Th e law copy righ t Would consider it to be scenes a fa ire. J uly 2005 J on Lee Andersen "What you want Baby, I got it What you need YAolluI'kn ow I got it? ill askin' -IWs fo.r a uIttIe respect" ntten by OfIS Redding By Lisa Love , he state of Georgia has long been recognized for having shaped the fabric of American music. Where would gospel be without Villa Rica's Dr. Thomas Dorsey or soul without Albany's Ray Charles or rock-n-roll without Macon's Little Richard or country without Lithonia's Brenda Lee? It's not just the superstars, however, who have put Georgia on the map. The state has also produced a line of entrepreneurs whose talent, chutzpah and "no holds barred" spirit have pioneered a competitive and globally influential music industry. "They said you couldn't do it outside of New York or L.A., and he said, 'Yes, we can; and he did it." -Butch Lowery ~m t could be argued th at on e of the earliest movers and sh akers in Geo rgia's mu sic industry was none other th an John Carson , a mill wo rker, farmer, railro ad hand and fiddlin g cha m pio n born near Blue Ridge, Ca ., in 186 8. In 192 2, he strode into the o ne-week o ld WSB radi o statio n in Atlanta and talked statio n man ager Lambdin Kay into lettin g him play live o n th e air, a stunt th at he man aged to turn into a regul ar gig. His subseq uent radio popularity led to Ok eh Record s talent scout Ralph Peer traveling from New York to Geo rgia to record Carso n o n June 14, 1923. Although Peer declared th e sessio n "plupe rfu l awful." he agreed to press 500 copies for local record salesm an Polk Brockman . At a fiddling co nventio n in Atlanta on e month later, Carso n played th e ph on ograph on stage, and he and Brockman sold all 500 cop ies right th en and there. Peer quickl y cha nged his tun e, and Carso n eventua lly record ed over 150 sides fo r Okeh , establishing himsel f as o ne of the very first stars of country music. Award-win ning songs publ ished by Lowery includ e "Traces," "I Never Promi sed You a Rose Garde n," "Spooky," "Key Largo," "Games Peopl e Play" and hundreds more. Estee med Atla nta en tertai nment atto rney Joel Katz, of Greenberg Traurig LLP, explains, "(Lowery) was firstly a pu bl ish er, giving a cha nce to very young and very inexpe rienced so ngwr iters in th e Atlant a, Ca. , and Southeastern region to have a place to go to have th eir material listen ed to and critiq ued and reviewed, and he sp awn ed an industry." Th e Lowery Music catalog was so ld to Son y in 1999 , and Lowery passed away in 2004. However, his legacy continues with Bill Lowery Music, a new publishing company head ed by his son, Butch; Southe rn Tracks, the recording studio he found ed; and the Bill Lowery Founda tio n for the futur e of mus ic ed ucation in Geo rgia. As Butch Lowery said , "The industry in Atla nta has grown up so much and he was a big lead er. Th ey said you could n't do it outside of New York o r L.A., and he said, 'Yes, we can; and he d id it." ~m n the '60s and '70s, Macon also jum ped into th e pictu~e as a mu sic city. Its native son , Little Richard Penniman, had risen from a job washing dishes at the local bus statio n to the top of th e charts in 1955 with his first hit, "Tutti Frutti ." Later that sam e year, th e Flames , a group led by Bobby Byrd , recorded" Please, Please, Please" at Macon 's WIBB radio. The song, featuring th e impassioned vocals of a young James Brown , caught the attentio n of King Records, who signed the group immediately and kick-started Brown's now 50-year career. In the '50s and '60s, th e legendary Bill Lowery built a musi c publishing empire that paved th e way for Atlanta's role as an industry player am ong th e more established mark ets. A popular rad io announcer at WQXI, th en WGST, he founded Lowery Music Co m pany in 1952, and had his first million seller in 195 6 with "Be-Bop-a-Lula," th e Gene Vincent hit. The Lowery stable of artists grew to include Ray Stevens, Brenda Lee, Joe South, Tommy Roe, Freddy Weller, Billy Joe Royal, Buddy Buie, I.R. Cobb, Rob ert Nix, Dennis Yost, th e Classics IV, th e Atla nta Rhythm Sectio n and man y mor e. The previous decade, another Macon singer, Otis Redding, reached international acclaim with songs like "Mr. Pitiful." "I've Been Loving You Too Long," "Try a Little Tenderness" and "Respect." all on the StaxjVolt label. With a keen sense for business, Redding formed his own music publishing company, Redwal Music, with Phil Walden, his manager, partner and friend, and his own record lab el. lotis . He produced and released an album by his protege, Arthur Co nley, and in June of 196 7, Co nley's singl e, "Sweet Soul Music," climbed to # 17 on Billboard's pop chart and #9 o n the R&B chart . Just five months later, o n Dec. 10, Redding was onl y 26 years old when a plane crash in Madison, Wis., claim ed his life. ~~~ he early '90. saw thre e yo ong Ceo rgia arti sts, AI,n Jackson of Newn an , Travis Tritt of Marietta and Trisha Yearwood of Monti cello , experience a met eoric rise in country mu sic. Fifteen years later, they are still resp ected and hugely successful artists . In a deal with RCA, Jackson recentl y started his own lab el, ACR (Alan's Country Records) and signed his nephew, Adam Wright, also of Newnan, and his wife, Sha nno n, a grad uate of Geo rgia Southern in Statesbo ro. The debut album by th e The Wrights was released in spri ng 2005 to strong reviews. After Redding's death , Phil Walde n founde d Cap ricorn Records in Macon an d signed th e Allma n Brothe rs Band . He added th e Marsh all Tucker Band, Wet Willie, Elvin Bish op and the Dixie Dregs, assemb ling a mea ty roster of hu gely talent ed rock ba nds from the Sout h . Altho ugh Caprico rn no lo nger exists today, Southe rn Rock remains pop ular, with The Allman Brothers Band a nnua lly selling out ten-night stands at New York's Beacon Theatre and new bands like Athe ns' Drive-By Truckers proudly carrying the torch . He (Jermaine Dupri) produced his first charting record at 14, discovered and produced platinum-selling act Kris Kross at 19 and founded his own label, So So Def Records, at barely 20 years old. Also in the ea rly '90s, two so ngw riters, artists and GRAMMY@wi n ning producers, Anto nio "L.A." Reid and Kenneth "Babyface " Ed mo nds, were qu ickly building an em pire in Atlanta with LaFace Record s, a joint venture with Arista. The lab el's qu ick and ph en omen al success ea rned Reid a reputation as a vision ary who recogni zed th e star pot ential in artists he signed, including TLG, Toni Braxto n, OutK ast, Goo d ie Mob and Usher. LaFace enjoyed 33 # 1 record s befor e Reid and Edmonds so ld th eir share to Arista's parent company, BMG, in 2000, and the Buckhead o ffice closed. The label is now part of the Zo m ba Record s co nglo me rate and hom e to mu lti-platinum Atlanta artists Ush er, OutK ast and TLG, as well as o ne of the city's hottest new artists, Ciara. Reid now serves as cha irma n of Def Jam Music Gro u p a nd Ed mo nds, based in Los Angeles, released his first so lo albu m in four years in late su m me r 2005 . ~,~ wo young producers who wor ked with Laface early in their caree rs, lerm aine Dupri and Dall as Austin, both qui ckly gained respect as multi-tasking mogul s. Like L. A. Reid, Dup ri, a rapper, produ cer, so ngwri ter and record executive, is a visio nary with a prove n ab ility to iden tify and deve lop talent. He prod uced his first cha rting recor d at 14, d iscovered and produced plati num-sell ing act Kris Kross at 19 a nd founded his ow n label, So So Def Record s, at barely 20 years o ld. The lab el's artists, including Bow Wow, Da Brat, Jagged Edge a nd Xscape, have ea rned more than 20 platinum and go ld records. As a so ngw riter and produ cer, Dupri has put his Midas tou ch o n releases by Ush er, Alicia Keys, TLG, Iay-Z and Ludacris. Dupri never slows down, as a tin y list of his acco mplishments in 2005 so far will att est. He and Mariah Carey co-produced her co mebac k single, "We Belon g Togethe r," and it stands as th e seco nd lon gest-running # 1 so ng of her career. In April 2005, Dupri was nam ed Presid ent of Urban Music for Virgin Record s, wh ich now also di stributes So So Def. Fiercely loyal to Atlanta, Dup ri agreed to pro d uce the urban stage at June's Music Midtow n festival, abo ut th e sa me tim e his single, "Gotta Ce tcha," featuri ng John ta Austi n, bega n clim bing th e cha rts, while the video, featur ing his girlfrien d Jan et Jackson , entered heavy rota tio n at BET. In July, he opened his first restaur ant, Cafe Dupri, in Buckh ead . Jm~ , 11M Austin, so ngw rite r keyb oardi s gu ita rist a nd Co lu m bus, Ca ., nati ve includes a m o ng hi s m an y producti on cred its TLC, Gwe n Ste fa n i, Mad onna, Bo yz " Men a nd Mich ael Jackson and he bases hi s Rowd y Records and Rowd y Film s in At lanta. Rowdy Records' m ost recent release, th e so u nd trac k to Diary o f a Mad Black Woman, is se t to be foll o wed with alb u ms by Atlanta roc k tri o, Dropsonic, and Decatur rappers, Da Back. In July, Austin was co nsc ripted to write, produce a nd record th e new Brand Atlanta Ca m pa ign a nthe m, as part o f Mayor Sh irley Fra n kli n's New Ce ntu ry Econo m ic Development Plan . Signaling a n eve n w ide n ing co n nec tio n between Geo rgia's music a nd film industri es, Aus tin execu tive produced th e popular m ovie, Drumline (2002) and producti on has begun in Atlan ta o n hi s lat est project, th e untitl ed , Ch ris Robinsondirected feature b ased o n a roll er rink w he re he, TLC's Tio n ne "I-Boz" Watk in s, l.ud acris, Lil Ion a nd o the rs used to hang together. Austin m entioned th e importan ce o f th ose relationsh ips in 20 0 4, wh en he told Sonia Murray o f th e Atlanta lournal Co nstitutio n, "I think th at 's th e difference between us and New York and ILos Ange lesI. Th ere's no real co m m u n ities in th os e pl aces. The re's still a ce rta in bond between all of us because we grew up togethe r. It's like a hi gh schoo l. And I'm kind o f sitt ing back looking at th e new clas s o f Lil Ions a nd eve rybo dy, like p roud alu m n i." "r or , he presence ch ild hood friendships do es see rn to be pr evalent in th e cu rren t a rt istic a nd bu sin ess relati onships of man y o f Atlanta's top ac ts. Andre Ben jami n a nd Antwa n "Big Boi " Patt on, th e duo kn own 'ro u nd th e world as OutKast, a tte nde d Tri Cities High School to gether. Big Boi just founded hi s ow n Atla nta -based Purple Ribb on/Vir gin record lab el. The GRAMMY-w in n ing du o have so ld ove r 20 milli on co p ies o f th eir six releases, with a new albu m o ut thi s fall a nd a n HBO m ovie expec ted in Janu a ry. Eric "Kaine" Jackson a nd D'eougelo "D-Roc" Holmes, a.k.a The Ying Yang Tw ins, m et in East Atla nta w he n th ey were both 16. In su m me r 2005, th e rap du o's fourth full -len gth release, LISA: L1nited Sta te of Atlan ta, o n New York-based indie 'Iv r Records, received overwhe lmi ng crit ica l reviews, th e # 1 spo t o n Billboard's Top R&B/Hi p-H op cha rt a nd #2 o n th e To p 200 Alb u ms cha rt. Lil Ion, Vince Ph illips, Em pero r Sea rcy a nd Rob Mc Dowell for med tight bonds at So uth West Mid d le Schoo l in Atlanta, a nd th e fo urso me es ta b lis he d BM E Recordings in th eir homet own in th e ea rly 19 90s. The lab el produced "Kings of Cru nk," th e pl at inum-selling alb u m by Lil Jon & The East Side Boyz a nd th e gro u p's go ld albu m, "Put Yo Hood Up ." The expa nd ing ros te r in cludes Tr illville, Lil Scrappy, Oobie and Chy na Whi te. Ch ild hood friends Amy Ray and Em ily Sa liers m et o ne a no the r a t Laurel Ridge Eleme nt ary Sch o ol in DeKalb Co u nty a nd began performing to gether in th e '8 0s . In 198 9, th ey ca me to p romin en ce as th e Indi go Girls, yet wi th th e int ern ati onal success th ey expe rience d, both chose to rema in a nd inves t in Atla nta . Sa lie rs is a pa rt ne r in th e accla imed resta ura nts, Wate rshe d a nd th e Flying Biscu it Cafe . In 1990, Ray fo rme d Daem on Reco rd s as a non-p rofit lab el a nd an a lte rnative to th e traditi onal co rporate roc k lab el. In th e past 15 years, s he h as released alb u ms by d o zens o f a rtists includ ing Lift, Mot o Litas, lam es Hall , Dani ell e Howl e & th e Tan trums and eve n her ow n two so lo effo rts. O ne o f th e newest kid s o n th e bl o ck, Bras h Mu sic was es ta b lis hed in Atlanta in 2003 by Mike McQ uary a nd Ed Do ug las, w ho alt ho ug h th ey we ren't ch ild hood frien ds, had sa t side- by-si de a t Mi ndS pr ing fro m th e early garage days of th e co m pa ny throug h the m e rger with Earth link. Brash's "The Atlanta music scene is very strong, everybody kind of knows each other, and everybody that knows each other, knows somebody else. " diverse roster includ es Savannah-born soul singer/so ngwriter Anthony David, Duluth-based worship art ist Aaron Shust and Taylo r Hollingsworth, a blu es/ rocker from Alabama. Like Dalla s Austin , Ed Douglas believes o ne of the benefits of th e mu sic bu sin ess in Geo rgia is its sense of co m munity. "The Atlanta musi c scen e is very strong, everybody kind of knows each other, and everybody th at knows each ot her, knows somebody else," he said . - Ed Douglas Sma ller, but equally tight-kn it scenes thrive in ot her Georgia communities. The New York Times called Ath ens "Live Music Central" and Rolling Ston e Magazine named it the #1 Co llege Music Scene in America . The Bohemian college town that launched the careers of the B52s and R.E.M. in the early eighties, is today home to hundreds of bands and at least 25 indi e label s, including: Pitch-a-Tent Records , run by Velena Vego of th e wo rld-famo us 40 Watt Club and David Lowery of Cracker; Ghos tmeat Records , whi ch annually releases the AthFest co m pilatio n, th e co m panio n to th e annual summer mu sic festival; and even, Orang e Twin Records , wh ich under the gu ida nce of Laura Carter and And rew Riegert of Elf Power not o n ly releases albums by arti sts like Jack Logan and leff Man gum , but also raises fund s for land preservati on and sustaina ble development. In Colu mbus, owne rs of Th e Loft, a popular live musi c venue and longtime supporters of new artists, just established Th e Loft Record s and Th e Loft Recording Stud io . Savannah enjoys a creative musi c enclave, spurred by the presence of th e Savannah Co llege of Art and Design and the internationally recogni zed Savannah Music Festival. l~g pcoming artists ;0 Ceorgia find resourc es and III showcasi ng opportunities at th e Atlantis Music Co nference and Festival. Held a nnually in August, th e co nference, a premi er event in th e Southeast , has attracted th ousands of mu sician s and pro fessionals to Atla nta to parti cipat e. Mark Willis, who co-founded the co nference in 1998, said, "I find it th rillin g to look at Los Lonely Boys and Maro on 5 and John Mayer, knowin g th at all th ose artists played Atlantis as un signed, available talent. " Willis also hold s the seat of 1st Vice President of th e Board of Gove rnors for the Atlanta Cha pter o f th e Recording Academy. Whil e th e nati on al o rganiza tio n produ ces th e GRAMMYS@, the Atlanta Cha pter, through the lead ership of Sen ior Execu tive Director Michele Rhea Caplinger, actively add resses the region 's needs, pro viding ed uca tion, advocacy, professional develo pm ent and networking oppo rtunities, while producing events like the prest igiou s Heroes Awards in April. Jan Smith serves as Presid ent of the Board o f Governo rs for the Atlanta Cha pter. An Atla nta-bo rn singer, so ngwriter and voca l producer and instructor, her client list is a virtual who's who of voca lists, including Ush er, Rob Tho mas, Young Ieezy, Indi a.Arie, Suga rland, Dian a DeGarm o, Ciara, members of Co llective Soul, Injected, Sevendust, Reh ab and many, many more. Smith has seen Atla nta's industry grow over th e past 20 years and remains o ne of its stro ngest chee rleade rs. She said, "As a busin ess wo man in th e mu sic industry and owning a nationally recognized vocal coach ing and artist development facility, Atlanta has continued to be my base for o peratio ns becaus e it is easily accessible nati on wid e with an intern ati on al airpo rt, th ere is a pleth ora of fabu lous d ining establishme nts and hot els for o ut of town gues ts, ente rtain me nt is all over th e city and there's no place like ho me! " "Atlanta has continued to be my base for operations because it is easily accessible nationwide with an international airport, there is a plethora of fabulous dining establishments and hotels for out of town guests, entertainment is all over the city and there's no place like home! II - Jan Smith ~ cco rd ing to a Mix magazine article last year, th ere's ~ also no place like Atlanta for recordi ng. Stro the r Bullins profiled the scene and several stud ios including Ruby Red Recordings, the studio ow ned by Butch Walker, th e so ngw riter, a rtist and engineer wh o has produced Avril Lavigne, Bowling for Soup and The Donnas, am on g others. Southern Tracks (founded by Bill Lowery) is recogni zed for its A-list of artists includ ing Bruce Sprin gsteen, Pearl Jam , Black Crowes and Aerosmith, all of whom record ed th ere with rock producer Brendan O'Brien at the helm . The article also highl ight ed Atlanta's multi-genre facilities like Tree Sound and ZAC Recording, while noting private produ ction facilities including ]erma ine Dupri's Sout hside Studios, Outkast's Stanko nia Record ing and Dalla s Austin 's D.A.R.P. Stu dios . Dozen s mo re studios, large and sma ll, thri ve in th e city. Recogn izing the scope and breadth of Georg ia's mu sic ind ustry th e Georg ia Film, Video & Music Office, a division of the Geo rgia Dep artm ent of Econo mic Development, co mmissio ned an eco no m ic imp act study from Geo rgia State University. The results were not surprising. The study estima ted th e tot al annual eco no m ic im pact of Geo rgia's mu sic industry at $989.5 milli on , with approximately $1.9 milli on in gross sales. It also estima ted th at the industry suppo rts 8,943 jobs, both dir ect and indirectly, and gen erates $94 .7 million in tax revenu es annua lly. "Peopl e are so me times surprised to hear that our Film, Video & Music Office is housed with in o ur dep artment," Co mm issio ner Graig Lesser of the Dep artm ent of Econo mic Development says. "But th e numbers clearly show how imp ort ant th ese industries are to Georg ia's eco no my. Our mission is help th ose in th e ind ustry co nnect to th e resources here in the state. We have assemb led a great team th at wo rks hard every day to prom ote Geo rgia to th ose in th e different en tertainment d iscip lines." eeorgia is truly a meltin g pot of styles, person alit ies, talents an d o pportunit ies. Over th e pas t eight deca des, since Fidd lin' Joh n Carso n first com ma ndeere d th e microphon e at WSB, Georgia 's music ind ustry has grown from humble roo ts int o o ne of the cosmopoli tan , diverse and promi sing scenes in th e world . As Ray Stevens of Clarkda le, Ca., o nce sang, "Everything is Beautiful. " A-Z It's All Georgia Music ~ Alan Jackson to Allman Brothers Band ! B-52's to Black Crowes ((9 Ciara to Cee-lo !) drivin' n' cryin' to Drive-By Truckers ! Elf Power to Tinsley Ellis r Five-Eight to Forty-Watt m~ Gladys Knight to Gram Parsons The Hiss to hope for agoldensummer ~ Indigo Girls to India.Arie J JB to JD (James Brown to Iermaine Dupri) ~ King Johnson to Kingsized m1!a Little Richard to Lil Jon Johnny Mercer to Magnapop Norma Jean to Normaltown Flyers ,II Otis Redding to OutKast Dottie Peoples to Peabo Bryson ~ Rodeo Queen to The Quiet ~ Ray Charles to Ray Stevens ~ Sugarland to S.O.S. Band TLC to R.E.M. V Usher to Ludacris Vic Chesnutt to Vigilantes of Love WI Widespread Panic to Butch Walker JK Xscape to Bubba Sparxxx ! Trisha Yearwood to Ying Yang Twins ~ Young Ieezy to Iazze Pha ... ... :I :- :I :I :' . :: ... . .. ::: I: The Georgia Music Production SourceBook The 2005-2006 edition of the Georgia Music Production SourceBook lists the stat e's com mercial recorded music resources including publishers, producers, studios, equipment, labels, instruments, educational opportunities and more . Funded by the Georgia Film, Video & Music Office the SourceBook was developed with the missio n of cataloging and promoting Georgia 's commercial mus ic industry. The individual and company descriptions are based upon information provided by the SourceBook participants and have not been verified in every instance. While extens ive solicitation of qualified part icipants was made, this SourceBook does not purport to reflect the entire mus ic production community and resources of Georgia. Every effort has been made to include those individuals , companies and organizations working within Georgia 's music industry. No endorsement or quality judgment is implied through the listings or the omission of listings therein . Although the Georgia Film , Video & Music Office and Oz Publishing , Inc . have made reasonab le effort to insure the accuracy and completeness of the information presented in this SourceBook, neither organizat ion assumes responsibility for errors , changes or omissions. The Georg ia Music Production SourceBook can also be accessed via the Internet at www.georgia.org or www.ozonline.tv. The Georgia Film, Video & Music Office A Division of the Georgia Department of Economic Development The Georgia Film, Video & Music Office connects the producers of featu re films , cable and network television movies , mus ic videos and commercial projects with the extensive talent, filming, production and location resources in Georgia. A division of the Georgia Department of Economic Development (GDEcD), the office has helped bring more than 500 film, television and mus ic projects as well as thousands of commercials to Georgia since its inception in 1973. Through its cooperation with the entertainment and advertising industries on these ventu res, the office has generated more than $3 billion in revenue for the state's economy. Formerly known as the Georgia Film & Videot ape Office , a name change was initiated in 2002 to reflect the growing influence of the recorded music industry. W ith a staff of six, the office showcases Georgia's music infrastructure by provid ing identification of resources to local, national and international members of the mus ic industry. For more information, please contact the Georgia Film, Video & Music Office. Georgia Film, Video & Music Office 75 Fifth Street, N.w. , Suite 1200 Atlanta, GA 303 08 Phone: 404.962 .405 2 Fax: 404 .962 .4053 www.georgia.org mus ic@georgia.org Greg Torre, Direct or Alison Fibben, Project Manager Brenda Brayton , Music Prom otion Specialist Lee Thom as, Locati ons Liaison Craig Dom iney, Location s Liaison Virginia Burr, Admini strative Assistant Governor Sonny Perdue is pictured with Michele Rhea Caplinger of The Recording Academy Greetings: Music is America's original art form , and the state of Georgia has a long, proud history of musicians who've influenced the national music scene. I encourage you to use the Georgia Music Product ion SourceBook as a tool to help you follow the musical footpr ints of some of the industry's most respected con tributors. In Georgia, you will find a state that embraces creative arts and seeks to nurture and grow industr ies that support our artistic citizens. Georgia's successful music industry creates jobs , educational opportunities and a higher quality of life for its residents. In an effort to foster additional opportunities, I was proud to sign a bill this year called the Georgia Entertainment Industry Investment Act, offering sensible tax incentives for producers of music , film and television projects . I encourage you to take advantage of this program and use Georgia as your home base to shoot and produce all of your music projects. Please also use the Georgia Film, Video & Music office as a resource in your production endeavors. Our staff is dedicated to see that you fulfill your dreams by taking advantage of Georgia 's outstand ing musical resources. Sincerely, Sonny Perdue, Governor of Georgia Georgia Music Hall of Fame Inductees 1979 Bill Low ery (Non Perform er) Ray Charles (Performe r) 1980 Zenas "Dadd y" Sears (Non Perform er) Ray Stevens (Perfor mer) Johnn y Mercer (Posthumo us) 1981 Dr. Thom as Dorsey (Non Perform er) Joe South (Performer) Otis Redding (Pos thumo us) 1982 Boudl eaux Bryant (Non Perform er) Brenda Lee (Performe r) Duane Allma n (Posthumo us) 1983 Albert Co lema n (Non Perform er) Jam es Brown (Performe r) Harry Jam es (Posthumo us) "Piano Red " Perryman (Mary Tallent) 1984 Buddy Buie (Non Perform er) "Littl e Rich ard" Penniman (Performe r) Jam es Melton (Posthumo us) "Fiddlin" John Carso n (Mary Tallent) 1985 Zell Miller (Non Perform er) Bill Anderso n (Performe r) Graham Jackson (Posthumo us) Eva Mae LeFevre (Mary Tallent) 1986 Phil Walden (No n Performer) Tommy Roe (Performer) George Riley Puck ett (Posthumo us) Hovie Lister (Mary Tallent) 198 7 Alex Coo ley (Non Perform er) Jerry Reed (Performe r) Felton Jarvis (Posthumous) Bob Richardson (Mary Tallent) 1988 Robert Shaw (Non Performe r) Billy Joe Roya l (Performer) Gid Tanner & the Skillet Lickers (Posth umo us) Joe Williams (Mary Tallent) 1989 Harold Shedd (Non Performer) Gladys Knight (Perfor me r) Fletcher Henderson (Posthumous) Lee Roy Abernathy (Mary Tallent) 1990 Chips Moman (Non Performer) Ron nie Milsap (Performer) "Blind W illie" McTell (Post humous) We ndy Bagw ell (Mary Tallent) 1991 Ray Whitley (Non Perform er) Lena Horn e (Performe r) Roland Hayes (Posthumo us) Joseph "Cott on" Carrier (Mary Tallent) 1992 Emory Gordy, Jr. (Non Perform er) Co nnie Haines (Performer) Gertr ude "Ma" Rainey (Post humo us) The Tam s (Mary Tallent) The Lew is Family (Group) 1993 J. R. Co bb (Non Perform er) Curtis Mayfield (Performer) Sam Wallace (Posthumo us) Dennis Yost & the Classics IV (Group) 1994 Gw en Kesler (Non Perform er) Isaac Hayes (Performe r) Chuc k W illis (Posthumo us) 1995 Joel Katz (Non Perform er) Chet Atkin s (Performer) Ray Eberle (Pos thumo us) Elmo Ellis (Mary Tallent) 1996 Rodn ey Mills (Non Perfor mer) Mac Davis (Performer) Joe Galkin (Mary Tallent) Atlanta Rhythm Section (Gro up) 1997 W illiam Bell (Performe r) "Boot s" Woo dall (Posthumo us) Dave Prater (Mary Tallent) At lanta Symp hony Orchestra (Group) 1998 J . Lee Friedm an (No n Perform er) Peabo Bryson (Performer) Emm a Kelly (Mary Tallent) Allman Broth ers Band (Group) 1999 Mike Clark (No n Perform er) Travis Tritt (Performe r) Jessye Norman (Mary Tallent) Gram Parson s (Post humo us) 2000 Michael Greene (Non Perform er) Trisha Yearwood (Performe r) Little Jimmy Dempsey (Posthumo us) B-52' s (Group) 2001 Ant on io "L A" Reid (Non Perform er) Alan Jackson (Performe r) Roy Drusky (Mary Tallent) Ralph Peer (Pos thumous) 2002 Tom Wrig ht (Non Perform er) Clarence Carter (Performe r) The Harm on eers (Mary Tallent) TL C (Group) 2003 Mike Curb (Non Perform er) Kenny Rogers (Performe r) Indigo Girls (Group) Alan Walden (Mary Tallent) 200 4 Hugh Jarrett (Non Perform er) Chuc k Leavell (Performe r) Mattiwild a Dobbs (Mary Tallent) Mary Lou Williams (Posthumo us) 2005 Doug John son (No n Performer) Patt y Loveless (Perfor me r) Th e Sunshine Boys (Mary Tallent) Newsong (Group) The Georgia Music Hall of Fame is a state authority that operates in coord ination with the Georgia Department of Economic Development. Georgia Department of Economic Develop ment 75 Fifth Street NW, Suite 1200 Atlant a, GA 30308 w w w.geor gia .org Greetings: Welcome to the 2005 Georgia Music Production SourceBook. Inside this book, you will discover the wealth of resources and talent the Georgia music industry offers right at your fingertips. Many of the music professionals listed in this book co uld make their homes anyplace in the wor ld. We are delighted that they choose Georg ia. The story of Georgia's musical history spans decades. It is a story of humble beginnings, strokes of genius, twists of fate and just plain good fortune . It is the story of partnerships, lifelong friendships, collaborat ions, and labors of love. From the far reaching corners of the state, Georgia 's music connects and touches the world . The Georgia Music Production SourceBook is just one of many services offered by the Georgia Film, Video & Music Office. The state of Georgia recognizes the value of the music industry, and this office will co ntinue to promote and develop Georgia's recorded music infrastructure. Georgia possesses a spirit of enthusiasm and an environment for collaboration that makes it easy to succeed here. We invite you to join us as we wor k to further cement Georgia's role in music history. Thank you for your interest in Georgia's music industry. Sincerely, Craig S. Lesser Commissioner Georgia Dept. of Econo mic Development Greg M. Torre Director Georgia Film, Video & Music Office We Can Save You Money on your next project Georgia Sales & Use Tax Exemption Qualified film, video or music prod uctio n companies utilizing Georgia for the production of motion pictures , made for television movies, television series, commercial television advertising, music videos or sound recordings may be eligible for a state sales and use tax exemption certificate. The exempt ion can be presented to a registered Georgia sales and use tax dealer when making purchases and rentals of qualified produc tion equipme nt and services. Both state and local sales tax are included in this point of purchase exemption (up to 8%.) Georgia Entertainment Industry Investment Act This new program offers a base tax credit of 9% with uplifts based on Georgia job creation, expenditures in Tier 1 and Tier 2 counties and for multiple television projects by a single produc tion company. The foundation of the Act is a 9% investment tax credit. Production companies that spend a minimum of $500,000 in the state on qualified production and post production expenditures in a single year are eligible for this credit. This includes most materials, services and labor. The 9% credit applies to both residential and out-of-tow n hires with a salary cap of $500 ,000 per person per production. The Act will award additional tax credits of 3% for all Georgia residents hired by the prod uct ion. In effect, producers receive a tax credit equal to 12% for all qualified Georgia labor - the base tax credit of 9% plus a bonus of 3% for Georgia hires. The Act will award additional tax credits of 3% in addition to the 9% base investment tax credit for expenditures in Tier 1 and Tier 2 Georgia count ies. Typically, these underdeveloped counties are outside of metro Atlanta. For compan ies with multiple television projects that spend in excess of $20 million in qualified expenditures in Georgia within a single year, the Act will award tax credits of 2% in addition to the 9% base investment tax credit. Eligible productions include feature films, television movies, pilots or series, commercials and music videos and certain interactive projects . Commercials and music videos are eligible for the base tax credit once the prod uction company has spent a minimum of $500,000 on qualified expenditures during a single year. This may be through a single project or multiple projects. For more information or an application for the Georgia Film, Video & Music Office Tax Incentive contact: Georgia Film, Video & Music Office Georgia Dept. of Economic Development 75 Fifth Street NW, Suite 1200 Atlanta, Georgia 30308 Phone: 404 .962.4052 Fax: 404 .962.4053 E-mail: music@georgia.org Web: www.georgia.org Georgia Department of Revenue Sales & Use Tax Division 1800 Century Center Blvd., NE, 15th Floor Atlanta, Georgia 30345 -3205 Phone: 404.417.6601 Fax: 404.4 17.665 1 Web: www.gatax.org Label Distribution Atlas Records 2919Audubon Drive / Macon. GA 31204-1129 USA Tel: (418) 415-9909 / atlasrecords@webtv.net Brash Music www.brashmusic.com Richard Dunn, Artist Development!A&R 658 11th Stree t NW / Atlanta, GA30318 USA Tel:(678) 904-4790 / dunn @brashmusic.com Caroline Distribution Mike Richbourg Atlanta, GA 30309 USA Tel: (404) 292-8444 / marketing@caroline.com Coastal Records & Tape Distributors 500Wendell Court, Suite 544 / Atlanta, GA 30336 USA Tel: (404) 505-9681 / info@coastaldistribution.com Coming Attractions Marketing and Promotions Arlinda Garrett PO. Box412/Redan, GA 30014 USA Cell: (404) 886-4650 / arlindagl@yahoo.com Dodd's Production, Inc Eric. L Winbush 310East Montgomery Cross Road, Suite 24 / Savannah, GA 31406 USA Tel: (912) 356-9395 / runchy@msn.com Family World Music Group George Taylor, Jr. 2111Stevens Road / Augusta, GA 30906 USA fami/yworldenterprises @hotmai/.com Fresh Entertainment Willie W Hunter 1315 Simpson Road NW, Suite5/Atlanta. GA 30314 USA Tel: (110) 642-2645/ whunterI122@yahoo.com Landslide Records Michael Rothschild PO. Box20381/ Atlanta, GA 30325 USA mrland@mindspring.com MDI Distribution Montgomrey Laurie 201 McKenzie Street, PO. Box2138 / Tybee Island, GA 31328 USA Tel: (404) 806-0388 / Fax: (404) 806-0381/ info@mdidistribution.com New Leaf Distributing 401 Thornton Road /Lithia Springs, GA 30122 USA Tel: (110) 948-1845/ newleaf@newleaf-dist.com Rosemont Records George Daniel 1655 Lukken Industrial Drive West / LaGrange. GA 30240 USA Tel: (106) 883-1028 / Fax: (106) 884-9825 Sony Entertainment Distribution Debrah Walker 5152Columbia Drive / Carrollton. GA 30111 USA Tel: (110) 836-2000 Sony BMG Music Entertainment JohnHahn, Regional Sales 1000 Ambernathy Road / Atlanta, GA 30328 USA Tel: (110) 392-1844/ john_hawn@sonymusic.com Southern Music Distribution MikeWalker 6900Peachtree Industrial Boulevard Northwest / Norcross, GA 30092 USA Tel: (110) 441-5159/ somudist@mindspring.com Stick Fiqure Distribution Gavin Frederick PO. Box55462 / Atlanta. GA 30308 USA info@stickfiguredistro.com Trend Records Tom Hodges PO. Box201 / Smyrna.GA 30081 USA Tel: (110) 432-2454/ tomattrend@aol.com Yeah ! Brother Records Kemic smotrers 1290 Kennestone Circle, Suite A-I05/ Marietta. GA 30066 USA Tel: (504) 905-9008 Music Publisher Artistic Control Management Lucy Raoof 1350 Spring steet, Suite 100/ Atlanta. GA :30309 USA Tel: (404) 133-551/ / info@artisticcontrol.com Atian-Dec/Grooveline Records James Hatcher 2529Green Forest Court, PO. Box1616/ Snellville, Ga 30018-4183 USA Tel: (110) 985-1686/ Fax: (811) 15/-5169 Atlan ta Music Group Charlotte Hannon 1559 Rosewood Circle / Marietta. GA 30061 USA Tel: (618) 508-5183 / info@atlantamusicgroup.com BEJ Music Publishing EddMiller 2310-0Marietta Boulevard / Atlanta. GA 30318-1333 USA Tel: (404) 355-0909 / info@cmopro.com Cross Music Group Phi/Cross PO. Box128/ Ringgold. GA 30136 USA Tel: (106) 935-5551 / phi/cross@chartewet Fresh Entertainment Willie W Hunter 1315 Simpson Road NW, Suite 5 / Atlanta. GA 30314 USA Tel: (110) 642-2645/ whunterI122@yahoo.com Ginn Music Group Jimmy Ginn 1355 Roswell Road. # 480 / Marietta. GA 30062 USA Tel: (110) 321 -0100 / ginnmusicgroup@aol.com Ground Breaking Music Inc. AlbertMckissack 2135 Defoor Hills Road, NW, Suite 1/Atlanta. GA 30318 USA Tel: (404) 350-1669 / gbmpublishing@aol.com Hitco Musiclnc. Shawn Holiday. Vice President 500Bishop Street, NW, # A4 / Atlanta. GA 30318 USA Tel: (404) 352-5911 / Fax: (404) 352-4033 / sholiday@hitcomusic.com The Lowery Group Music Company Karin Johnson 3051 Clairmont Road, NE / Atlanta. GA 30329 USA Tel: (404) 325-0832 Platinum Music Publishing Alex Jackson 3110LongviewDrive / Chamblee, GA 30341 USA Tel: (110) 220-0249 / pltmusicpub@aol.com Vagabond Productions Mike Mullis 850Highway 54 East / Fayetteville, GA 30214 USA Tel: (110) 460-8102 / mike@speechmusic.com WildBean Recording Goose Goodrich 1164 Goodall Mill Road /Macon. GA 31216 USA Tel: (418) 181-4432/ goose@wi/dbeanrecoding.com Record Labels A & JConnections Janice Williams 2754 Shellbark Road. #A / Decatur. GA 30035 USA Tel: (770)98t-5114 / Fax: (770) 981-5114 ACA Digital Recordings Tommy Joe Anderson, engineer P.D. Box 450727/ Atlanta, GA 31145-0727USA Tel: (404)284-0948 /tjaaca@mindspring.com Air Gospel Alan Freeman 88t Memorial Drive, SE/ Atlanta. GA 303t6 USA Tel.' (404) 524-6835 / air@airgospel.com ArcTheFinger Records Brian Knott 659 Auburn Ave NE Studio 243 / Atlanta, GA 30312 USA Tel: (404) 339-0051 / inlo@arcthefinger.com Atlan-Dec/Grooveline Records James Hetcner 2529Green Forest Coun, P.O. Boxf676/Snellville, Ga 30078-4f83 USA Tel: (770) 985- t686/Fax: (877) 751-5169 Atlanta Music Group Steven Hawkins 1559 Rosewood Circle / Marietta, GA 30067 USA Tel: (678) 508-5783 / info@atlantamusicgroup.com Atlas Records 2919 Audubon Drive /Macon, GA 31204-1129 USA Tel: (478) 475-9909 / atlasrecords@webtv.net Bigfella Entertainment Incorporated-Gospel 2459Roosevel1 Highway, suueB2/ Atlanta, GA 30337 USA Tel: (404) 761-6441/ Fax: (404) 766-3703 Black Reign Enterprises P.O. Box 56504 / Atlanta, GA 30343 USA blackreignempire@aol.com / blackreignenterprises@hotmail.com Blue Canoe Records www .b/uecanoerecords . c o m Karen Frieske 17 Timberlake Cove / Cartersville, GA30 121 -5200 USA Tel:(678) 792-3318 /karenf@bluecanoerecards.com Blue Canoe Records is an independent digital jazz record label. Credits: Joseph Patrick Moore, EMP Project. Bob Morbach. Buzz Amato. BVRecords 541 10th Street, #284/Atlanta. GA 30318 USA Tel: (770) 942-8495/ bvmedia@comcasf.net CMORecords P. O. Box 6998 / Marietta, GA 30065 USA Tel: (404)355-0909 / info@cmopro.com Daemon Records Andrea White P.O. Box1207/0ecatur, GA30031 USA Tel:(404) 297-0I 09/ hello@daemonrecords.com Deep Shag Records eo.Box889126/ Atlanta, GA 30356 USA Tel: (678) 547-0272/ cole@deepshag.com Demagogue Productions Dave Hanson, President 404Etowah Valley Way /Woodstock. GA 30189USA demagogues@gmail.com Disturb in' Tha Peace/Def Jam South 1349 Wesl Pesctnree Street, NW/ Atlanta. GA 30309 USA Tel.' (404) 875-6695 EGKight Entertainment! Blue South Records Bonnie Tallman P.O. Box13473 /EastDublin, GA31027USA Tel: (570) 584-4480 / eg@egkight.com Emerald City Ruins Ashley Lundquist 361 Cleveland Avenue / Athens, GA 30601 USA Tel: (706) 552-1511 / info@ECRuins.com Family World Music Group George Taylor, Jr. 211 7Stevens Road / Augusta, GA 30906 USA famiyl worldenterprises@hotmail.com FiveAM Music Kyle Leiner: 12426 Madison Drive / Atlanta, GA 30346 USA Cell: (404) 831-2663 /fiveammusic@gmail.com FocusVision Recordings P.O. Box1394/ Mableton, GA 30126 USA Tel: (678) 945-0506 /focusvision@focusvision.biz Foul Country Records info@foulcountry.com Ghostmeat Records Russ Hallauer 707Forest Heights Drive / Athens, GA 30606 USA info@ghostmeat.com 1-66 Entertainment Gary W. Coleman PO Box18930/ Atlanta, GA 31126 USA Tel: (678) 458-1951 / info@f4ts.com JustAhead Record Music & Video Productions Reginald Hogan 4430Wade Green Road, Suite 180/Kennesaw, GA 30144 USA Tel: (770)655-0293 / reginaldh I@justaheadjazz.com JustMe Records TimOenson 208Habersham Dr. / Athens, GA 30606 USA Tel: (706) 461-0917 / Tel (239) 849-8913 Lamp Music Group Mike Pillow, President 199Main Street, P. O. Box386 / Whitesburg, GA 30185 USA Tel: (770) 830-1682 / info@lampmusic.com The Loft Recording Studio Jesse Deese P.O. Box948/Columbus, GA 31901 USA Tel: (706) 653-1492 / jesse@theloft.com Moodswing Records Charles Petrakopoulos 371 JonScottDrive / Alpharetta, GA 30004 USA Tel: (770) 778-9954/ chuckp@moodswingrecords.com Omigod Records Willie Wea verJr. 911 PineAvenuePO Box 646 / Albany. GA 31702USA Tel: (229) 296-0413 / weawill79@yahoo.com Orange Twin Records www.orangetwin.com Laura Caner 475Forest Rd/ Atlanta. GA 30605 USA Tel: (706) 227-2239/ laura@orangetwin.com Pitch-A-Tent Records Velena Vego P. O. Box655 / Athens, GA 30603 USA Tel: (706) 549-9997 / pitchatent@athens.net You r sea rch fa r Qua I ity Audio ... Planet Earth Recording Co. planetearthrec.com TimMcCabe 2500 Peachtree Rood NW, Suite 402 / Atlanta , GA30305 USA palduck @planetearlhrec.com Member of : NARAS, BMI, ASCAP, NMPA Distributors for the Georgia On My Mind and other Georgia music productions. Credits: "Georgia On My Mind - Vintage," "Music of the Night" (Mac Frampton) , "Love On a Stormy Weekend" (Tom Shepard), "Ge orgia On My Mind Cauntry ," "Projections" (Mac Frampton) , "Why on this Night" !HI Spirit), "First Flight" (Palomino Duck) , "I Remember You, Johnny" Tommy Newson) , "Ste a l Your Heart " (Steel Bandits, "Fre e Flight" Palomino Duck) . Plat inum Reco rd s 3695Cascade Road. F190 1Atlanta. GA 30331 USA Tel: (404) 344-82381info@realplatinumrecords.com Psalms Music Group James Harris 6288Redcliff Drive1Douglasville. GA 30134 USA Tel: (770) 355-6941 IFax: (770) 942-1297 Purple Ribbo n Courtney Sills Atlanta. GA USA Tel: (404) 350-3332 Ram Records & Success Rick Milner 2192Csmpbelton Road. SW Suite 102 1Atlanta. GA 30311 USA Tel: (404) 349-5939 1rickmilner@webtv.net Red Drum Records Robert A. Mullins 1450 Greene Street. Suite 5451Augusta. GA 30901 USA Tel: (706) 724-1357Iinfo@reddrumrecords.com Rowdy Records, Inc. www.cyptron.com David Gates, GeneralManager 576-A TraberlAvenue/ Augusto, GA30309 USA Tet(404)351-3736 /Fa~(404)351-1354 Saucy Jack Records Burke Carroll PO. Box1271Pine Lake. GA 30072 USA Tel: (404) 931-7135 1saucyjackrecords@yahoo.com Shank Records PO. Box7252021Atlanta. GA 31139USA info@shankrecords.com Shut Eye Records &Agency. Pete Knapp. President/CEO 1526 DekalbAvenue. Suite 211Atlanta. GA 30307 USA Tel: (678)986-51101info@shuteyerecords.com SMGRecords Kelley Hobbs. President Atlanta. GA USA Tel: (404) 378-51991info@smgrecords.com So So Def Recordings 1350 Spring Street. #7001Atlanta. GA 30309 USA Tel. (404) 888-99001Fax: (404) 888-9901 SpitShine Entertainment Terry A. Stancil 5436Riverdale Road. Suite 1101College Park. GA 30349 USA Tel: (770) 994-71361Cell: (404) 886-9948 Stargate Records George Spanks 1256 Columbia Drive 1Decatur, GA 30032 USA Tel: (404) 534-00221stargateI128@bellsouth.net Superfluous Umlaut Records MattHudgins PO Box48091 1Athens, GA 30604 USA Tel. (770) 289-0824 Terminus Records, Inc. JeffBransford. President PO. Box122601Atlanta. GA 30355 USA Tel: (404) 373-96781 into@terminusrecords.com Trend Records Tom Hodges PO. Box201 1Smyrna. GA 30081 USA Tel: (770) 432-2454 Itomattrend@aol.com Velocette Records 83 Walton Street. NW1Atlanta. GA 30303 USA Tel: (404) 954-6600 1info@velocetterecords.com WARM Electronic Recordings Brian Causey PO. Box14231Athens. GA 30603 USA Tel: (706) 369-16501questions@thewarmsupercomputer.com Willisongs, Inc. ElieMurphy PO. Box 5505531AI/anta. GA 30355 USA Tel' (770) 853-89601sillik4u@yahoo.com Yeah! Brother Records Kemic Smothers 1290 Kennestone Circle. Suite A-I 051Marietta. GA 30066 USA Tel: (504) 905-9008 Zhana Records Lorraine Edwards PO. Box7391Alpharetta. GA 30004 USA Tel: (770)740-1691 I lorraine@zhana com Accounting James J. Bagwell 315Junction Track1Roswell, GA 30075-3046 USA Tel: (770) 518-1155 Ijjbagwell@aol.com L.S. Ross, CPA Inc, P.C. seeadonp.104 www./srosscpa.com Linda Ross 3000 FieldingDrive 1 Atlanta, GA30345 USA Tet(770) 270-5550/Fox(770) 270-0798 We are a full service accounting and tax firm specializing in the entertainment industry - corporate and individual taxes, payroll, business plans, accounting, bookkeeping and audits. On The Mark Business Management, Inc. Mark Podhorzer 1526 Diamond Head Circle1Oecstiu, GA 30033 USA Tel: (404) 633-72201Fax: (404)633-3106 Paul A. Thomas BMilchellBridgeRoad1Atlanla, GA30306 USA Tel: (706)548-8666I taxman@negia.nel RickyCommins Atlanta, GA USA Tel: (404) 874-0481 1rlcomm@aol.com Tauber & Balser, PC Kalrina Wiggins 1155 Perimeter Center Wesl, Suite 6001Atlanta, GA 30338-5416 USA Tel: (404) 814-4971 1kwiggins@tbcpa.com Sue Todd see ad on p. 106 Tet (770) 422-7216/ suetodd@mindspring.com 15 years experience. Accounting, payroll and tax services for small businesses. Masters in Accounting, Certified Payroll Professional. Artist Management Altieri & Associates Altieri Leonard P.O. Box 150371Atlan/a, GA 30333 USA Tel: (404)636-00201Iadkmusic@aol.com Atlanta Management & Production Gloria Davis 191MitchellStreet, SW1Atlanta, GA 30303 USA Tel: (770)593-4013Ig191@aol.com Franklin Management oFranklin 1201 Peachtree Road, 400Colony Square, Suite 4451Attent GA 30361 USA Tel: (404) 876-60991dfranklin@fwacinc.com Holmes Enterprises 71 Chappelle Road #305NW1Atlanta, GA 30314 USA Tel: (404) 758-5120IFax: (404) 753-8721 J-Pat Management Jonetta Patton, CEO 3996Pleasantdale Road, Suite 104A 1Doraville, GA 30340 USA Tel: (770) 416-86191staff@jpatmgnt.com KHArtists Group 3375Harris Drive 1Atlanta, GA 30337 USA Info@khartistsgroup.com Lexium Entertainment &Talent Agency Mike Jameson 83 Walton Street, 3rdFloor1Atlanta, GA 30303 USA Tel: (770) 602-1345IFax: (404) 954-6645 Mauldin Brand Agency Lucy Raoof 1350 SpringSteet, Suite7001Atlanta, GA 30309 USA Tel: (404) 733-5511l info@mauldinbrand.com Nom ad Artists Troy Aubrey P.O. Box1186lAthens, GA 30603-1186 USA Tel: (706) 354-61071nomadartists@msn.com Russell Carter Management Russell Carter 315West Ponce deLeon Avenue, Suite 75510ecatur, GA 30030 USA Tel: (404) 377-99001russell@rcam.com T& T Management and Booking Agency Co. Tony Saldana 702Ellon Street1Claxton, GA 30417 USA Fax: (912)739-4108 TenEntertainment, Inc Andy Goenicn P. O. Box17341Snellville, GA 30078 USA Tel: (770) 972-37571info@tenen/ertainment.com Total Kaos Entertainment Sylvia Young 321Windmont Drive1Atlanta, GA 30329 USA sylvia@totalkaosenl.com TVProduct ions Trae Vedder Tel: (770) 241-6711 1trae@tv-productions.net Vital Inc. Alphonso Whitfield III 342Marietta Street, NW, Suite 21Atlan/a, GA 30313 USA Tel: (404) 523-34351Fax: (404) 523-6698 The Zenra Entertainment Group Corey Mason P.O. Box1401 lSuwanee, GA 30024 USA Tel: (770) 825-06301bchase@thezeg.com Booking Agencies A Blast Entertainment Network Rick Sanford Duluth, GA 30096 USA Tel: (770) 497-95001blastevenls@aol.com Absolute Entertainment Inc CidneyMiIIs 1888 MariettaRoad NW1Atlanta, GA 30318USA Tel: (404) 355-5541I cid@absolute-ent.com Adrenaline Pulse Entertainment Kyle Vickers 1138 River Green Court1McDonough, GA 30252 USA Tel: (770) 364-97831adrenalinepulsecontact@hotmail.com Altie ri &Associates AllieriLeonard P.O. Box150371Atlanta, GA 30333 USA Tel: (404) 636-00201ladkmusic@aol.com Crazy 8 Promotions Ariana Hornsby. BookingslPromolion 2870Peachlree Road, #442/ Atlanta, GA 30305 USA Tel: (404) 816-3156 / jbailey@crazy8promotions.com EastCoast Enterta inment Steve Thomas 29614thStreet. NW/ Atlan/a, GA 30318 Tel: (404) 351-2263 /Fax: (404) 351-1558 Executive Visions, Inc. Charles Marta 7000 MillerCourt East1Norcross, GA 30071 USA Tel: (770) 416-6100 Faz Productions Andrew Fazackerley StoneMountain, GA 30083 USA Tel: (404) 296-6950 1andrew@fazmusic.com Houghton Talent, Inc. Mystie Buice 919Collier Road, NW/ Atlanta, GA 30318 Tel: (404) 603-9454 / Fax: (404) 603-9456 Jomo Entertainment 224College Avenue, Basement Suite / Athens, GA 30601USA Tel: (706) 546-9291 / josh@jomoentertainment,com KHArtists Group 3375 Harris Drive / Atlanta, GA 30337 USA Info@khartistsgroup,com Lexium Entertainment & Talent Agency Mike Jameson 83Walton Street, 3rdFloor / Atlanta, GA 30303 USA Tel. (770) 602-1345 /Fax:(404) 954-6645 Mad Booking & Events Dacia Moore 644 Antone Street, Suite 3/ Atlanta, GA 30318USA Tel: (404) 355-771 0/ Fax: (404)355-7712 Nolen-Reeves Inc. 1574 Piedmont Avenue, NE / Atlanta, GA 30324 USA Tel: (404) 876-8436 / nolenreevesmusic@mindspring.com Nomad Artists Troy Aubrey PD. Box1186 / Athens, GA 30603-1186 USA Tel: (706) 354-6 107/ nomadartists@msn.com Runaway Artists Tanner Smith Atlanta, GA 30303 USA Tel: (770)337-7649 / tanner@runawayartists.com Shut Eye Records &Agency Pete Knapp. President/CEO 1526 DekalbAvenue, Suite 2 1/ Atlanta, GA30307 USA Tel: (678) 986-5110 / info@shuteyerecords.com Speer Entertainment Services Linda Walker PD. Box49612 / Atlanta, GA 30359 USA Tel: (770) 469-0028 / Fax: (770) 465-0160 T& TManagement and Booking Agency Co. Tony Saldano 702Elton Street/ Claxton, GA 30417 USA Fax: (912) 739-4108 Tonight's Entertainment LoriO'brien Atlanta, GA 30096 USA Lori@tonightsentertainment.com Tour &Event/TECS/South Joe Lennane 589Warnell /Richmond Hill, GA 31324 USA Tel: (919) 727-3373 /joe@tours-events.com Concert & Event Productions Avatar Events Group Kenny Cresswell, President/Owner 471 Glen Iris Drive, NE/ Atlanta, GA 30308 USA Tel: (404) 589-9450 / kenny@avatareventsgroup.com Bigfella Entertainment Incorporated-Gospel 2459Roosevelt Highway, Suite B2/ Atlanta, GA 30337 USA Tel.' (404) 761-6441 / Fax: (404) 766-3703 Concert Audio Productions Andrew Carter 612Kennesaw Drive /Smryna, GA USA Tel: (770) 434-2437 / andrew@concertaudio.com Crossover Entertainment Studios see ad on p. 1 www.crossover-studios.com Billy Johnson 1310 Ellsworth Industrial Drive, HE/ Atlanta , GA30318 Tel:(404) 352-3716 / xaver@mindspring.com Dharmaland Productions CheeAmmen 1600Parks Mill Trace / Lake Oconee. GA 30642 USA Tel' (706) 454-0151 / chee@dharmalandproductions.com EastCoast Entertainment Dawn Bush 296 14th Street, NW/ Atlanta. GA 30318 Tel: (404) 351-2263 /Fax: (404) 351-1558 Eddie's Attic AmyCochran 515-BNorth McDonough Street/Decatur, GA 30030 USA Tel: (404) 377-4976 / booking@eddiesattic.com Executive Visions, Inc. CharlesMarto 7000 MillerCourt East / Norcross. GA 30071 USA Tel: (770) 416-6100 Faz Productions Andrew Fazackerley Stone Mountain, GA 30083 USA Tel: (404)296-6950 / andrew@fazmusic.com In Concert Productions, Inc. JayRabbitt. President 1360LoganCircle, NW/ Atlanta, GA 30318USA Tel: (404) 355-7943 / sales@icpatlanta.com JnPProductions Joey Garland 8860Fiddlers Lane/ Winston, Ga 30187 USA Tel: (770) 942-4363 / joey@jnppro.com The Masquerade Randy Havens 695NorthAvenue. NE / Atlanta, GA 30308 USA Tel' (404) 577-8178 / Fax: (404) 577-7460 Mind's Eye, Inc. www.meyeinc.com Deb Steege 1024 Avon Aven ue / Atlanta, GA30310 USA Tel: (404) 949-0500 / Fax:(404) 949-0059 / infa @meye inc.com Where imagination begins. Cutting edge stage design, prop builds and rentals. We specialize in concert stages, CD release parties, tour bus design and much more. Credits: Nick Carter, Ludacris. Dallas Austin. 852's. Vonda Shepard Meatloaf. Additional credits available upon request . ' Peter Conlon Presents MollySandman 359 East Paces Ferry Road, 4thFloor / Atlanta, GA 30305USA Tel: (404) 233-8889 / Fax: (404) 233-8884 Productions and Concerts James Wagner 101Andrews Drive, Suite 200/ Stockbridge, GA 30281USA Tel: (770) 507-2820 /james@productionsandconcerts.com Randy Wood Guitars Randy Wood 1304 EHighway 80 / Bloomingdale. GA 31302 USA Tel: (912) 748-1930 / info@randywoodguitars.com RIVAL Entertainment Concerts-Production Josh Antenucci, Sr. Partner West Peachtree Street/ Atlanta, GA 30309 USA ' Tel: (404) 885-1 154/ josh@rivalentertainment.com Rock 'N' Road Audio Roy Drunkenmiller 5007South Royal Atlanta Drive 1 Tucker. GA 30084-3019 USA Tel: (770)493-68621rocknroad@mindspring.com Sixthman Tad Elmore 83 WaltonStreet, 4th Floor1Atlanta, GA 30303 USA Tel: (404)525-02221events@sixthman.net Speer Entertainment Services LindaWalker PO. Box 496121Atlanta, GA 30359 USA Tel: (770) 469-00281Fax' (770)465-0160 Starlight DJs Laura McClannahan 6050Peachtree Parkway, Suite240, PMB 1591Norcross, GA 30092 USA Cell: (678)428-45701starlightdjs@aol.com The Tabernacle Claudia Smith 152LuckieStreet, NW1Atlanta, GA 30303 USA Tel: (404) 659-90221claudiasmith@clearchannel.com Vivelo Entertainment Clara Richardson 3136Asbury Square 1Atlanta, GA 30346 USA Tel: (404) 787-6405IClara_Richardson@hotmail.com Concert Promotion Pig Pen Studios www.pigpenstudios.net DainielMaldanado Collins 159 Oneta Street / Athens, GA3060 1 USA Tel:(706) 369-6755 1 daniel @pigpenstudios.net Peter Conlon Presents MollySandman 359East Paces Feryr Road, 4thFloor1Atlanta, GA 30305 USA Tel.' (404)233-88891Fax: (404) 233-8884 Pitch- A- Tent Records Velena Vega PO. Box6551Athens, GA 30603 USA Tel: (706) 549-99971pitchatent@athens.net Sony BMGMusic Entertainment John Hahn, Regional Sales 1000 Ambernathy Road1Atlanta, GA 30328 USA Tel: (770) 392-18441Fax: (770)673-57001john_hawn@sonymusic.com UWant 1 Productions Kevin Pratt, II 4850Sugarloaf Parkway, Suite 209-3001Lawrenceville, GA 30044USA Tel: (800)217-0814 1contact@uwantlproductions.com Vagabond Productions, Inc. Mike Mullis 850Highway 54EI Fayetteville, GA 30214USA Tel: (770) 460-81021mike@speechmusic.com Copyright Clearance BMI Chris Hughes 3340Peachtree Road NE, 5701Atlanta, GA 30326 USA Tel: (404) 261-5151 Icbrewlon@bmi.com BTPost EdBair 621 North Avenue, NE, Suite C1701Atlanta, GA 30308 Tel: (404) 733-61001Fax: (404) 733-6109 Muse, Inc. Greta Abel 1243 Brookview Lane, SE1Smyrna, GA 30080 Tel: (770) 438-6064 1Fax: (770)438-8125 ScottSanders 21 Eighth Street, NE1Atlanta, GA 30309 USA Tel: (404) 873-44221scott@entlaw.com Songfinder ChrisBailey 765Sf.Charles Avenue, Suite 81Atlanta, GA 30305 USA Tel: (404) 876-29671chrisbailey@musicsongfindercom Weizenecker, Mottern & Fisher, P.C. Stephen G, Weizenecker 1800 Peachtree Street, Suite 6201Atlanta, GA 30309 Tel: (404) 365-97991sgw@wmflawyers.com Entertainment Attorneys and Legal Services Alan S. Clarke Law Offices Alan S. Clarke 3355 Lenox Road, Suite 750 / Atlonta, GA30326 Tel:(404) 816-9800 / Fax:(404) 816-0555 / alansclarke@bellsouth.net Member of: Chair. Entertainment & Sportslaw Section of the State Bar of Georgia. NARAS. NATAS Entertainment/sports firm engaging in contract drafting/negotiation, copyright, rights acquisitions, licensing, trademark, infringement & litigation. Represent production companies, actors, management, writers, mus icians, record labels. Credits: Available upon request. B. Lawrence Watkins & Associates, PC Bernie Lawrence-Watkins 3355Lenox Road, Suite 6001Atlanta, GA 30326 USA Tel: (404) 250-32221blwapc@bellsouth.net James J. Bagwell 315Junction Trackl Roswell, GA 30075-3046USA Tel: (770) 518-1155Ijjbagwell@aot.com Gerald Benda, Esq. 1801PeachtreeStreet, Suite 3301Atlanta, GA 30309 USA Tel: (404) 355-1741 1geraldbenda@aol.com Charles C. Horton eo.Box1504 1Athens, GA 30683 USA Tel: (678)643-8781 1providerlaw@aol.com Cherry & Cherry Veda Cherry, Esq./ ChrisCherry , Esq. 383-A Ralph McGill Boulevard / Atlanta, GA30312 USA Tel:(404) 880-9262 /Fax:(404) 880-0897 / vedavcl@ aol.com Member of: State Bar of Georgia, Atlanta Bar Association Cherry & Cherry is an Atlanta-based law firm that offers a variety of legal services to artists and businesses in music , film and the arts. Cred its: Available upon request. Cohen, Cooper, Estep & Mudder LLC see ad on p. 53 www.coco-Iaw.tv Dorryl B.Cohen Riverwood Building 100, Suite2220,3350 Riverwood Parkway Atlanta, GA30339 Tel:(404) 814-0000/ Fax:(404) 816-8900 / dcohen@coco-Iaw.tv Member of: NATAS (National 2nd Vice Cha irman. Atlanta Past President. San Francisco legal Chair) , Georgia State Bar (Entertainment & Sports law Past Chair) . Florida Bar (Entertainment. Arts & Sports law Immediate Past Chair) . NFlPA. SAG (past National Board Member. Georg ia Past President) Entertainment & sports law practice specializing in film , television, music & print. Focuson contracts, corporate law, intellectual property & entertainment litigation, including criminal defense, mediat ion & arbitration. Credits: Available upon reque st. Council & Associates LLC Lashonda Coucil 1069 Spring Street, NW1Atlanta, GA 30309 USA Tet: (404) 873-00931Icouncil@jfllc.com el. ep &Mudd~! Specializing in Entertainment & Sports Law Film, Music, Print, Television & Media Law Mediation in the Entertainment Industry Darryl B. Cohen Riverwood 100, Suite 2220 3350 Riverwood Parkway Atlanta, Georgia 30339 404-814-0000 Fax: 40 4-816-8900 d c o h e n @coc o - l a w . t v Daniels& Rothman, P.C. 191 East Broad Street. Suite 311I Athens. GA 30601 USA Tel: (706) 208-1169 DavidW. Prasse, P.C. 820Woodland Ave. SEI Atlanta. GA 30316USA Tel: (404) 627-1166Idwprasse@mindspring.com Driebe& Driebe, P.C. Charles Dtiebe. Jr. 6 Courthouse Way, PO. Box975I Jonesboro. GA 30237 Tel: (770) 478-8894 I Fax: (770) 478-9606 Georgia Lawyers for the Arts www.g/arts.org Usa Kincheloe. Executive Director 887West Marietta Street. Suite J-l 01I Atlanta, GA 30318 Tel: (404) 873-3911 Glelchman & Debranskl, LLC Ronald F.Debranski II 321 Creekstone Ridge IWoodstock, GA30 189 Tel: (770) 926-1957 - ext. 3061 Fax:(770) 926-8411 rdebranski@superlaw.com Member 01: Siale Bar 01 Georgia Entertainment and Gereral Practice Lawyer handling business, corporate, contract, transactional, and litigation issues as well as asset protection, financial planning and intellectual property including copyrights, trademarks and internet domains. Credits: "The Black Dog ." "The Gingerbread Man, " "Midnighl in Ihe Garden 01 Good and Evil," " Driving Miss Daisy," "My Cousin Vinny," "The Young Indiana Jones Chronicales," "The Radioland Murders,''''Kiss the Girls," " Fled ," "Sluart Smalley. " Greenberg Traurlg, LLP see ad on p. 5 www.gtlaw.com JoelA .Katz 3290 Northside Parkway, The Forum , Suite 400 I Atlanta, GA30327 Tel: (678) 553-2222 /Fax:(678) 553-2212 /katzj@gtlaw.com Member 01: NARAS; NARAS Entertainment Law Initiative; CMA & Georgia, Tennesseee, American & Atlanta Bar Associations. Greenberg Traurig LLP is an international, full-service law firm with approximately 1,400 attorneys and government professionals in 31 locations in the U.S., Europe and Asia, including strategic alliances. Credits : NARAS (General Counsel). Gibson Foundation (Vice Cha irman), Gibson Guilar Corporation (Vice Chairman), Baldwin Piano Corporation (Vice Chairman), NARAS Entertainment Law Inil iative (Founding Chairman), Country Music Associalion (Special Counsel). Reginald Greene 675W Peachtree Street. NW Suite 4300I Atlanta. GA 30375 USA Tel: (404) 550-3221 I Voicemail: (404) 274-2742 Rob Hassett, of Counsel Casey Gilson Leibel P.C. www.internetlega/.com Six Concourse Parkway, 31st Floor I Atlanta, GA30328 Tel: (770) 512-0300 I Fax:(770) 512-0070 I rob@internetlegal.com Member 01: TAG. SERIS, IMAGE Technology and Entertainment Group provides full range ofservices to clients in the entertainment industry. Cred its: Available upon request. Holland & Knight LLP M.Kasim Reed 1201 W Peachtree St.N.E. , Suite 20001Atlanta. GA 30309 USA Tel: (404) 8178500I kasim.reed@hklaw.com Hunter Maclean Exley & Dunn, P.C. Deborah Wagnon 200East St.Julian Street!Savannah. GA 31401 USA Tel: (912)944-1640I dwagnon@huntermaclean.com Jones& Walden, LLC Philip Walden. Jr 21Eigth Street. N.E. I Atlanta. GA 30309 USA Tel: (404) 564-93001pwalden@joneswalden.com Kendall ArthurMinter 5398E. Mountain StreetI Stone Mountain. GA 30083 USA Tel: (770) 879-7402I kamlaw@aol.com Law Office of E.Earl Burke E. Earl Burke 1720 Peachtree Street NWI Atlanta, GA 30309 USA Tel: (404) 89212tOIFax: (404) 892-252t Law Offices ofSidney A. Robbins LLC 196Peachtree street. S.W. Suite 3081Atlanta. GA 30303 USA Tel: (404) 589-3595 The Lovette Group see ad on p. 54 www./ovettegroup.com, www.indiefilmfinance.com Cliff Lovelte 1800 Peachtree Street, NW, Suite 500 I Atlanta, GA30309-2517 Tel: (404) 355-9000 I Fax:(404) 475-0680 cliff.lovelte@loveltegroup.com Member 01: NATAS, NARAS, Georgia Production Partnership , Image Film & Video, Georgia State Bar Entertainment & Sports Section, American Bar Association Entertainment & Sports Section Over 23 years representing independent film producers, record companies, recording artists, music publishers, actors, directors, screenwriters, book writers, record producers & managers, among others. Credits: SR VP 01 LaFace Records . Usher. Estale 01 Lisa Lopes, Antonio "LA" Reid & Babyface, Sleepy Brown. Youngbloodz, Fathom Siudios, Cinema Concepts, Kiss 01The Sun, LLC. Marcia JCallaway-Ingram, Attorney PO. Box126. 171 Jackson Street, Suite BI Zebulon. GA 30295 USA Tel: (770) 567-0035 I mcalling@bellsouth.net Muse, Inc. Greta Abel 1243 BrookviewLane, SEI Smyrna, GA 30080 Tel: (770) 438-6064 I Fax: (770) 438-8125 Oakhurst Law Group of Getz, LLC Tyler Middleton 215Church Street. Suite 1071Decatur. GA 30030 USA Tel: (404) 373-5667Itylerm@oakhurstlaw.us Red Drum Records Robert A.Mullins 1450 Greene Street. Suite 5451Augusta. GA 30901 USA Tel: (706) 724-1357Iinfo @reddrumrecords.com ENTE RTAINMENT LAW FIRM The Lovette SPEC IALIZ ING IN MUS IC, FILM, Group TELEV ISION, NEW MED IA, GAME DEVE LO PMENT & LITERA RY MATTERS Check out our websites at www.indiefilmfinance.com and www.lovettegroup.com, and learn how the new Georgia Entertainment Tax Incentive may benefit your production! 1800 Peachtree Street, NW, Suite 500, Atlanta, GA 30309 , Phone (404) 355-9000 email : clitT.lovette@lovettegroup.com Roger L Hicks Attorney at Law 1291Fontaine Ave., SWI Atlanta, GA 30311 USA Tel: (404)245-01 15/Fax: (404)522-64 17 Russell E.Owens, Esq. 1180 West Peachtree Street, Atlantic Center Plaza. Suite900I Atlanta, GA 30309 USA Tel: (404) 954-6952 Ireo@hbss.net S,Morgan Robinson, P.C. 1778 Century Boulevard. Suite AI Atlanta, GA 30345 USA Tel: (404)633-3834 I morgannic@aol.com Scott Sanders 21 Eighth Street, NE/ Atlanta, GA30309 USA Tel:(404) 873-4422/Fax: (404) 873-4480 Cell: (404) 216-5056 I scatt@entlaw.com Member of: Entertainment & Sports law Section (Founder & Past President) , State Bar of Georgia, NARAS, Board of Directors & legal counsel Friends of Georgia Music/Georgia Music Hall of Fame. Entertainment law & entertainment litigation; copyrights, trademarks,& intellectual property rights; music, literary, film & television contracts. Adjunct Professor, Entertainment Law, Emory University Law School. Litigated on Court TV. Credits: Jennings vs Black Crowes (Lead Council. Kevin Jennings). Scott J. Mers 2177Dresden Drive, NE I Atlanta, GA 30341 USA Tel: (404) 315-7383 I scottmers@comcast.net Vernon L. Slaughter, Esq. 1741 Commerce Drive l Atlanta. GA 30318USA Tel. (404) 355-2755IFax:(404) 355-2720 The Carter Law Group, LLC Uwonda Carter 83 Walton Street, Suite203I Atlanta. GA 30303 USA Tel: (404) 954-6625I uscarter@thecarterlawfirm.net Thomas, Kayden, Horstemeyer, Risley, LLP Harold Marquis 100Galleria Parkway, N.W Suite 1750I Atlanta, GA 30339USA Tel: (770) 738-2323 I haroldmarquis@tkhr.com W. Frank Ward PC 324Cherokee Street NWSuite AI Marietta. GA 30060 USA Tel: (770) 919-2558 Iwfrankwardpc@bellsouth.net Washington Law Firm KarlWashington 1353 Cleveland Avenue I East Point. GA 30344 USA Tel: (404) 768-3963 I karlwashington@att.net Weizenecker, Mottern & Fisher, P.C. Stephen G.Weizenecker 1800 Peachtree Street, Suite 620 I Atlanta, GA30309 Tel:(404) 365-9799 / sgw @wmltawyers.com Member of: Entertainment Section of State Bar of Georgia. Chair of Dahlonega International Film Festival Multi-faceted firm providing services in the area of contracts, copyright, trademark, immigration, labor, litigation. Clients incl ude: filmmakers, talent, production, management, writers, athletes, musicians and festivals. Credits : Available upon request. Insurance Companies Bruner Insurance Agency, Inc. Craig Bruner 3720Longview Drive, Suite 61Atlanta. GA 30341 Tel: (770) 451-3743 1Fax: (770) 451-7006 Williams, Turner&Mathis, Inc. Lynn Mathis, CPCU P.O. Box4502891Atlanta, GA 31145 Tel: (770) 934-3248IFax: (770) 723-8081 Print Media The Atlanta Jounal-Constitution Hyde Post, Editorial Director P.O. Box 4689I Atlanta, GA 30302 USA Tel: (404) 526-5151I hpost@ajc.com Creative Loafing Scott Walsey, Publisher 750Willoughby Way I Atlanta, GA 30312 USA Tel: (404) 688-5623 I ben.eason@cln.com Flagpole Magazine Chris Hassiotis, Music Editor 112 SouthFoundry Street!Athens, GA 30601USA Tel: (706) 549-9523 I music@flagpole.com Georgia Music Magazine see ad on p. 55 www.georgiamusicmag.com Lisa Love Tel: (478) 744-9955 Georgia Music Magazine highlights the state's legends, landmarks and unsung heroes. Engaging features, news, reviews and more. Oz Publishing Inc. see ad onp. 102 www.ozonlme.tv Gary Powell, Editor 2566 Shallowford Road, Suite 104, #302 I Atlanta, GA30345 USA Tel:(404) 633 -1779 1 oz@ozonline.tv Rolling Out Urbaqn Style Weekly Yvette Caslin, Managing Editor 257Spring Street SWI Atlanta, GA 30303 USA Tel: (404) 681-2001 I yvette@rollingoul com Stomp and Stammer JeffClark, Editor P. O. Box55233 I Atlanta, GA 30308 USA Tel: (404) 880-0733I mailroom@stompandstammer.com The Write Publicist & Co. Regina Lynch-Hudson 1865 River Falls Drive l Roswell. GA 30076 Tel: (770) 998-9911 I thewritepublicist@earthlink.com Music BusinessConsultants COSMastering LarryAnthony 800f ast Avenue Nf 1Atlanta, GA 30312 USA Tel: (404)524-7757 I larry@cosmastering.com EddMiIler PO. Box69981Marietta, GA 30065 USA Tel: (770) 321-27721millermusic@beltsouth.net S. Morgan Robinson, P.C. 1778Century Boutevard, Suite A1Atlanta, GA30345 USA Tet: (404) 633-38341morgannic@aol.com Scott1.Mers 2177Dresden Drive, N.E. 1Atlanta, GA30341 USA Tel: (404) 315-73831scottmers@comcast.net Bitchin Entertainment Theresa Yarbrough PO. Box 413lUndale, GA 30147USA Tel: (706) 235-3475Ity@bitchinentertainment.com Music Marketing BAM! Direct, Inc. see ad on p. 105 www.bamdirect.com Pamela Evans Alphare"a, GA30005 Tet(678) 947-1943 /Fax:(678)947-3562 Coastal Marketing Services 500Wendell Court, Suite 5081Atlanta, GA 30336 USA Tel: (404) 505-97551info@coastaldistribution Coming Attractions Marketing and Promotions Arlinda Garrett PO. Box472lRedan, GA30074 USA Cell: (404) 886-46501arlindag l@Yahoo.com Entertainment Resource Services DianeAlexander Grammy AwardsGuide, PO. Box14691Tucker. GA 30085-1469 USA Tel: (770) 934-09061er@grammyawardsguide.com Hatchet Man Presents www.hatchetman.com Nathan Brown, Marketing Director/Owner 5385 Peachtree Dunwoody Road Atlanta , GA30342 USA Tet (404) 423-3349 /info@hatchetman.com Leader in providing professional 1IAl (;RA\I\IY Cultural (I(Jli~ Iuhiatiw. We worL do'iot"h with nu-mbers or COllJotn...... on i ut-.. important 10 till: entire music rommunitv 1I("h a iun-llectual propt"l1,. and freedom of speech. Add }otll" voice Iu ours. T u find out mOH' about 'I he' Recording Academy. vi..il CIt\\I\fY.nllll . - - - - - - - - -, -- - - Audio Engineers 68Sound, Inc. Rob Grable 1746 Tisbury Drive1Kennesa W, GA 30152 Tel: (404) 277-4694 Ijrgrable@mindspring.com A & R Productions Aron Siegel PO. Box493421Atlanta. GA 30359 Tel." (404) 321-04451Fax: (404) 384-8410 ACA Digital Recordings Tommy Joe Anderson, engineer PO. Box4507271Atlanta, GA 31t45-0727 USA Tel: (404) 284-0948 Itjaaca@mindspring.com Binksound Blake Eiseman Atlanta. GA USA Cell: (678)570-5711 1blake@binksound.com Coffeehouse Recording, Inc. Brian Thompson 6001 Highway 42, Suite E1Stockbridge. GA 30281 USA Tel: (770) 506-9980 1coffeehouse@mindspring.com Commercial Audio Systems, Inc. www.commercialaudio.com Jerry Stone / Jennifer Smollwood 1 Cole Harrison 1438 Tullie Road, HEI Atlanta, GA30329 Tel:(404) 325-4892/ Fax:(404) 325-4175 solutions@commercialaudio.com Member of: AES, HSCA. NAMM. DEMA Engineering with experience. Design & build quality sound, audiovisual, telecommunication, background/forground music, paging, public address & general communication system solutions for entertainment complexes, recording studios etc. since 1974 Credits: Available upon request. DaddyRocks Audio www.daddyrocks.net Tom Race 1820 Briarwood Industrial Court, Suite 7 Atlanta, GA30329 USA Tel:(404) 405-6788 1 tom @daddyrocks.net Earcandy Recording Daryl Hilley. Engineer 105Corley Court1Griffin. GA 30224 USA Cell: (404) 422-6516 Idbhilley@hotmail.com Steve Fisher 2960Cynthia Drive 1Atlanta. GA 30319 USA Tel: (678)530-0141 1Cell: (404) 849-0783 jFX Studio Joe Nottoli 1823 Tree Top Way1Marietta. GA 30062 USA Tel. (770) B53-4987Ijnottoli@jfxstudio.com Drexel Mitchell 3695Cascade Road. F190 1Atlanta. GA 30331 USA Tel: (404) 344-8238 1drexel@realplatinumrecords.com The loft Recording Studios -Atlanta Eric Heil. Chief Engineer Atlanta. GA USA Tel: (770) 652-28381info@theloftatlanta.com Rhythmic V .1.S.I .a.N.S. Sound Company Mike 7 PO Box2021Lithonia. GA 30058 USA Tel: (678)480-69221Fax(770) 602-9989 Shadow Sound Studio Joey Stuckey PO. Box135261Macon. GA 31208 USA Tel: (478) 742-7956 1info@shasowsoundstudio.com Simply Sound Michael Nelson Atlanta. GA USA Tel' (770) 417-13201michael@michaelnelson.com Vintage Musical John Grimm 37South Park Street 1Dahlonega. GA 30533 USA Tel: (800) 326-9188Ivintage@alltelnet Wesley Audio Glenn Harrell 107Atlanta Road lGray. Georgia 31032 USA Tel: (478)986-4572 Iwesleymusic@juno.com Jim Zumpano 669Antone Street NW1Atlanta. GA 30318 USA Tel: (404) 603-8040 Iinfo@zacrecording.com Music Production Companies 68 Sound, Inc. Rob Grable 1746 Tisbury Drive 1Kennesaw. GA 30152 Tel: (404) 277-4694 Ijrgrable@mindspring.com Almost Free Music Fred Williams PO. Box725304 1Atlanta. GA 31139USA Cell: (706) 614-0598Ifredwilliamstx@netscape.net APCStudios Salvatore Nappo. President/CEO 3838Oakcliff Industrial Court1Atlanta. GA 30340 Tel: (770) 242-76781stuff@apcstudios.com Belden Music & Sound Patrick Belden 3074 Greenbrook Way NE 1Atlanta. GA 30345 USA Tel: (404) 321-4880 I patrick@beldenmusic.com Binksound Blake Eiseman Atlanta. GA USA Cell: (678)570-5711 1blake@binksound.com Catspaw Productions, Inc. www.catspawproducfions.com Douglas Martin. Operations 922Curie Drive 1Alpharetta, GA 30005 Tel. (678)624-76601info@catspawproductions.com Dadd's Production, Inc Eric. L Winbush 310East Montgomery Cross Road, Suite 24 I Savannah, GA 31406 USA Tel: (912)356-93951runchy@msn.com Elevation John Lambert 905Bemina Avenue 1Atlanta, GA 30307 Tel: (404) 221 -1705Ijohn@elevate.tv FiveAM Music Kyle Leinart 12426 Madison Drive 1Atlanta, GA 30346 USA Cell: (404) 831-2663 Ifiveammusic@gmail.com Hit-City Music B.Hood 4273Washington Road, Suite4 1Atlanta. GA 30344 USA Tel: (404) 767-8887 1hitcity@bellsouth.net Media Expressions, Inc. Todd Chisolm 525Emerald Lake Path 1Sugar Hill. GA 30518 USA Tel: (678)462-6083 1Fax: (678)482-7980 The Music Factory www.themusicfactory.com Brian Preston 937 Ormewood Avenue SE,Suite 1001 Atlanta , GA30316 USA Tel: (404) 688-1667 I brian@themusicfactory .com The Music Factory provides creative soundtrack design for film, video and multi-media. Credits: Bacardi . Stetson. Sony. American Express. McDonalds. Kindermusik International. Cingular. Home Depot. Coca -Cola. Toyota. Add itional credits available upon request. Orphan Studio Glenn Matullo 684Antone Street, NW, Suite 1101Atlanta, GA 30318 USA Tel: (404)352-06661glenn@orphansludio,com Amatones Music Buzz Amato 300MLKJr. Drive Suile2221Atlanla, GA 30312USA Tel: (404)849-23921buzz@amalonesmusic,com QProduction Oasim Coleman 981Shadow Ridge Trail1Lithonia, GA 30058USA Tel: (770)879-09071jco4real@bellsoulh,net Atlanta Gospel Productions Sheldon Beasley PO, Box1116IRoswell,GA30077 USA Tel: (770)346-06931keynote@mindspring,com Red Reign Entertainment Aucourant Records 2579Park Central Boulevard1Decatur. GA 30035 USA Robert ScottThompson Tel: (678)418-51441jhibad@redreignstudios,com PO, Box2231 1Roswell, GA 30077-2231 USA RexTrax Studios Fax: (770)640-9714 1aucourant@aucouranlrecords,com PaulCobb 1255 Buford Hwy. , Suite2061Suwanee, GA 30024 USA Blue Canoe Records www.bluecanoerecords.com Tel: (678)730-00081 service@rexlraxstudios,com Joseph Patrick Moore Ruffside Productions 280Creek View Trail/Fayetteville, GA 30214 USA Cell: (678)485-46621 ruffside@yahoo,com 17Timberlake Cove1Cartersville, GA 30121-5200 USA Tel: (678)792-33181 karenf@bluecanoerecords.com CaberMedia SMGRecords Kelley Hobbs, Presidenl .~ Atlanla, GA USA Tel: (404)378-51991 info@smgrecords,com Smith & Huston www.smithandhuston.net JanSmith 1935 CliffValley Way, NE,Suite 21 0 Atlanta, GA30329 USA Tel:(404) 633-3840 Bruce Smith 126NorthPeachtree Street!Norcross, GA 30071 USA Tel: (404)520-50551 bruceeacsbermedis.com DARP, Inc. (Dallas Austin Recording Projects) www.cyptron.com Paul Sheehy, Manager 576-A Trabert Avenue 1Atlanta, GA30309 USA Tel:(404) 351-3736 /Fax: (404) 353-001 0 DW Productions Smith & Huston is a production team made up of Jan Smith & Huston Singletary, offering artist focused production & recording in a state-of- David Waehner Atlanta, GA 30307USA Tel: (404)875-60041davidwaehner@bellsouth.net the-art ProTools facility. Credits: Cameron Connerly. Kelly Hart Band. 23jinx. Melanie Denard. Daniel Newman. Stephanie Dorfman . Den Deignan. Spare Change. Mike Rickard . Over October. Additional credits available upon re quest. Ford Productions 12460-235 Crabapple Road, Suite 2021Alpharetta, GA 30004 USA info@fordproduclions,com Soundbyte, Inc. JohnRoberts 651Dallas Street1Atlanta, GA 30308 Tel: (404)254-85951john@soundbyteinc,com Ken Gregory Studios Ken Gregory 800Easl Avenue, NE1Atlanta, GA 30312USA Tel: (404)688-9388 1ken_800easl@hotmail,com Urban Blu Recordings, Inc. Dez Billingslea 3525Broad Street, Suite C1Chamblee, GA 30341 USA Tel: (404)964-42581 Cell: (404)964-4258 Vagabond Productions MikeMullis 850Highway 54 East1Fayetteville, GA 30214 USA Tel: (770)460-81021 mike@speechmusic,com The Zenra Entertainment Group Corey Mason PO, Box1401 / Suwsnee. GA 30024 USA Tel: (770)825-06301bchase@thezeg,com TheZone www.zoneon.com Joel Mullis Norcross, GAUSA Tel:(77 0) 279 -1227 thezonest udio@yahoo.com TIle Z<)11e stu d i o s "Unlike most studios , The Zone is not a building full of gear to rent. Clents hire us to track & mix. The gear comes with those services" Cred its: Ying Ya ng Twins. Rehab . Bonecrusher. til Jon & the Eastside Boyz. Dav id Banner. tudccrls. Sound Tribe Sector Nine. Flickerstick. YoungBloodz. Nelly. Record Producers 2BZMedia, Inc. Paula Glazer eo Box189301Atlanta, GA 31126-0930USA Tel: (770)496-4357 A& R Productions AronSiegel PO, Box493421Atlanta. GA 30359 Tel: (404)321-04451Fax: (404)384-8410 Phil L.Hadaway III 404East Montgomery XRDISavannah, GA 31406USA Tel: (912) 352-90571phil@3180media,com Maxwell Sound Recording Studio MarkMaxwell 148Best Drive 1Athens, GA 30606USA Tel: (706)353-13081 Tel: (706)354-8273 EddMiller PO, Box69981Marietta, GA 30065USA Tel: (770)321-27721millermusic@bellsouth.net Drexel Mitchell 3695Cascade Road, F1901Atlanta, GA 30331 USA Tel: (404)344-82381drexel@realplatinumrecords,com JoeyP. 430 Thornbush Trace 1Atlanta, GA 30345 USA Tel: (508)429-19921411@mach5prod,com Ruffside Productions 280Creek View Trail1Fayetteville, GA 30214 USA Cell: (678)485-46621ruffside@yahoocom So So Def Recordings 1350Spring Street. #7001Atlanta, GA 30309 USA Tel: (404)888-99001Fax: (404)888-9901 The Sound l ab JanNerud 2652South Cobb Drive, Sf. Suite C1Smyrna, GA 30080USA Tel: (770)803-0014 1info@soundlabstudio,com Vag abo nd Productions, Inc. Mike Mullis 850Highway 54EI Fayetteville, GA 30214 USA Tel: (770)460-81021mike@speechmusic,com (Well not exactly.) Sound design, audio editing, 5.1 surround sound mixing and encoding for TV, HD, DVD, music videos & indie features. Atlanta 404.876.7149 Toll Free 800.831 .8027 _w.crawford.com bookit@crawford.com ~ .. ~~.~ eRA W FOR D COMMUN ICATIONS , INC . - - - - - - I I AU DIO f-I- - -- Audio Post&Mixing Facilities 3180 Media Group / Reeltime Phil L. Hadaway, III 404East Montgomery XRD I Savannah. GA 31406 USA Tel: (912) 352-9057Iphil@3180media.com Allgood Productions John Curtis 120 Interstate North Parkway East. Suite 164 1Atlanta, GA 30339 Tel: (770) 956-9698I johnc@allgood.net APCStudios Salvatore Nappo, President/CEO 3838Oakcliff Industrial CourtI Atlanat , GA 30340 Tel: (770) 242-7678 I stuff@apcstudios.com ASV Communications Alan Stecker 1145 Zonolite Road, NE, Suite 1I Atlanta, GA 30306 Tel: (404) 876-34481 Tel: (866)876-3445 Attica Sound Hano leathers 447 Hale lane / Athens, GA30607 USA Tel:(404) 353-7338 / info@alticasound.com AWRecording Adam Walek 836Great Southwest Parkway I Atlanat . GA 30336 USA Tel: (770) 842-2519Istud io@awrecording.com ~ attica sound DaddyRocks Audio www .daddyrocks.net TomRace 1820 Briarwood Industrial Court, Suite 7 Atlanta , GA30329 USA Tel:(404) 405-6788 / tom @daddyrocks.net Doppler Studios Bill Quinn 1922 Piedmont Circle. NEI Atlanta, GA 30324 Tel: (404)873-6941 I info@dopplerstudios.com Downtown Athens Recording, Inc 312East Broadstreet, Suite31Athens. GA 30622 USA Tel: (706) 522-0745I downtownathens@bellsouth.net Elevation JohnLambert 905Bemina AvenueI Atlanta, GA 30307 Tel: (404) 22t-1705Ijohn @elevate.tv Haven Sound, Inc. Lynn Nagrani 225Corinth CourtI Roswell, GA 30075USA Tel: (770) 993-8074 I mail@pdinfo.com KinderWorks Audio Post JetfKinder 4450Peachtree Lakes Drive. Suite 100I Duluth. GA 30096 USA Tel: (770) 209-9018 I info@kinderworks.biz The Bat Cave Recording Studio Carlito Ways 560Cottage Oaks Drive I Stone Mountain. GA 30087USA Tel.' (770) 4t3-8228I Fax: (770) 413-8229 LAB60 1, Inc. Digital Post Dave Ballard, President & Senior Editor 621 NorthAvenue NE, Suite A-IOO I Atlanta. GA 30308 USA Tel.' (404) 876-4601 I Fax: (404) 876-4424 Belden Music &Sound Patrick Belden 3074Greenbrook Way NEI Atlanta, GA 30345 USA Tel: (404) 321-4880 I patrick@beldenmusic.com Bert Ellio Sound Inc. BertElliott 1752 Harper Street. NWI Atlanta, GA 30318 USA Tel: (404) 351-9061 I bertesound@mindspring.com BTPost MollyBaroco, General Manager 621 North Avenue, NE, Suite C1701Atlanta, GA 30308 Tel.' (404) 733-6100 1Fax: (404) 733-6109 Crawford Communications, Inc. see ad on p. 66 www.crawford.com Steve Davis/ Kathleen Fitch 384S Pleasantdale Road / Atlanta , GA30340 TeQ404) 876-7149 /Tet(800)831-8027 / Fax:(6 78) 42 1- 6 7 19 bookit@crawford .com Member 01: SPARS, AES, SMPTE, AICP, Crealivify Allanta . Surround mixing/sound design of music programs/concerts/indie features forTY, DVD, theatrical. Audioencoding - DVD.ISDN- mix approvals. Playback& edit packages-music videos. DVD authoring. Credits: "Nora h Jones live in New Orleans" (Blue Note Records/Capilol Records), "The Concert lor World Children 's Day " (Celine Dian/Enrique Iglesias, McDonald 's), "Scream Tour II" (Bow Wow, SoSoDel Records/Sony Records), "Floetry Live in New Orleans " (Dreamworks), "The Color 01 Roses" (Lorrie Morgan, American Music Television), "Chrislma s in Jamaica" (Toni Braxton, Arista Records), "We lcome to Atlanta " (Germaine Dupree , Ludacris, Hard Rock Films). "Scooby 000" (Outkast . Warner Brothers), "Wild One " (Dariu s Rucker. LaRoux Motion Pictures), "Hot in Here " (Nelly , Geneva Films). Creative Sound Concepts Spencer Herzog 1491 Northside Drive, Suite BI Atlanta, GA 30318 Tel: (404) 873-66281Fax: (404)367-9599 Maglck Lantern see ad on p. 78 www .magicklantern.com Jennifer Mador 750 Ralph McGill Boulevard, NE/ Atlanta, GA30312 USA Tet (404) 688-3348 /Fax: (404) 584-5247 / post@magickla ntern. com Member 01: GPP, IMAGE Full service audio recording and mixing facility for mixing, recording, effects and sweetening. Credits: CNN . Kellogg 's, Cartoon Network. Coco-colo. Emory Universify, Korastan. Reel available upon request . MCMIX Production Services Don McKinzie, Engineer 2878Jonquil Drive I Marrietta, GA 30080 USA Tel: (770) 436-9620 IFax: (770) 436-1990 Oasis Recording see ad on p. 48 www .oasisrecording.com Bob Gillespie, President 750 Ralph McGill Boulevard, HE/ Atlanta, GA30312 Tet(404) 525-4440 /Fax:(404) 525-4545 The Odyssey Studio Patrick Rives 198 North FirstStreet I Colbert. GA 30628 USA Cell: (706) 540-1076I PJives@theodysseystudio.com OM Sound Productions Richard Huxen Atlanta. GA USA Tel: (770) 448-5801 I richardhuxen@omsoundproductions.com R!OTAtlanta Beth Helmer 3399Peachtree Road, NE. Suite 200I Atlanat . GA 30326 Tel: (404) 237-9977I Fax: (404) 237-3923 Sound Waves Raoul Klokow 2693Elmhurst Courtl Kennesaw, GA 30152 Tel: (404) 355-0091 /Fsx: (404) 355-1675 Sound byte, Inc. JohnRoberts 651 Dallas Street!Atlanta, GA 30308 Tel: (404) 254-8595/ john@soundbyteinc.com The StudioPlex Gary Branch 377East Colonial Drive /Macon, GA 31211USA Tel: (478)737-2077 / garyb@thestudioplex.com Summerhouse Sound Productions Chuck Jopski 3388Highway 53, Suite C/ Hoschton, GA 30548 USA Cel:l (770) 630-8615 / info@summerhousesound.com Syncrecy Recordings LouisMartinez 961Fairmont Park Drive /Dacula, GA 30019 USA Tel: (678)377-8892/ info@syncrecy.com Tree Sound Studios www.treesoundstudios.com Nina Baldridge, Studio Manager 4610 Peachtree Industrial Boulevard Norcross, GA30071 USA Tel:(770) 242 -8944 nina @treesoundstudios.com Tube, Inc. Chris Downs 704McGruder Street. Studio N/ Atlanta, GA 303t2 Tel: (404) 659-0088 / Fax: (404) 659-0098 Urban Blu Recordings, Inc. Dez Billingslea 3525Broad Street, Suite C/ Chamblee, GA 30341 USA Tel. (404) 964-4258 /Cell: (404) 964-4258 WaveGuide Studios Tember Fasulo 2062Weems Road / Tucker. GA 30084 USA Tel: (770)939-2004 - x 10/ info@waveguidestudios.com Wet Basement Studio Lynn A. Nagrani 225Corinth Court / Roswell. GA 30075USA Tel: (770) 993-8074 / mail@wetbasement.com White Dog/RKM Studios CurtBush 800Forrest Street, NW/ Atlanta, GA 303t8 Tel: (404) 355-2200 / Fax: (404) 355-2204 Wolff Bros Post see ad on p. 94 www.wolffbrospost.com Mindy Merchant / Wayne Overstreet 1930 Monroe Drive / Atlanta, GA30324 Tel: (404) 881-0020 /Fax: (404) 881-1240 /info@wolffbrospost.com Cred its: Turner Networks. ESPN . Speed channel, Disney. nc . Discovery. Noggin . Nickelodeon. TV Land. Gospel Music Channel, Carroll White Advertising. Demo available upon request . Conversion: Audio & Video Streaming Allied Vaughn Christy Guest. General Manager 6514JimmyCarter Boulevard / Norcross, GA 30071 Tel: (770) 441-3827/ Fax: (770) 416-8880 Omega Media Group CefusMcRae 3100Medlock Bridge Road, Suite 100 /Norcross, GA 30071 Tel: (770) 449-8870/ Fax: (770) 449-5463 ON-LINE PRODUCTIONS Steven Panayioto 20Executive Park West, Suite 20t8 / Atlanta, GA 30329 USA Tel: (404) 634-5572/ Pager: (404) 225-3632 Phil Coley Demos and Masters Phi/Coley PDBox56/Bowdon, GA30108USA Tel: (770) 258-9943/ gittarman@charter.net three squared, inc. Brian Moody 112Krog Street, Suite 7/ Atlanta, GA 30307 Tef' (404) 688-4333 /Fax:(404)688-4020 Mastering Dodd's Production, Inc Eric. L Winbush 310East Montgomery Cross Road, Suite 24 / Savannah, GA 3t 406USA Tel: (912)356-9395/ runchy@msn.com DW Productions David Waehner Atlanta, GA 30307 USA Tel: (404) 875-6004 / davidwaehner@bellsouth.net Geneva Productions RickGeneva 3605Sandy Plains Road, #240-255 / Marietta. GA 30066 USA Tel: (678)481-8900 / rick@genevamusic.com Glenn SchickMastering Glenn Schick 3264ShallowfordRoad, NE/ Chamblee, GA 3034t USA Tel: (404) 351-4655/ gsmastering@earthlink.net Griffin Mastering, Inc. Christopher Griffin 1051 Woodland Avenue / Atlanta, GA 30316 USA Tel: (404) 622-5102 / gminc@mindspringcom Inspire Media PO. Box5305/ Atlanta, GA 31107 USA Tel: (678)368-2222/ inspiremedia@comcast.net Morrow House Studios Inc. MaxMorrow 251Brighton Way /Marietta. GA 30066 USA Tel: (770) 422-3859/ morrowhs@bellsouth.net The Odyssey Studio Patrick Rives 198North FirstStreet! Colbert, GA 30628 USA Cell: (706) 540-1076/ PJives@theodysseystudio.com Orphan Studio Glenn Matullo 684Antone Street, NW, Suite 110/ Atlanat , GA 30318 USA Tel: (404) 352-0666 / glenn@orphanstudio.com Rodney Mills Masterhouse Rodney Mills 7260BellRoad / Duluth, GA 30097USA Tel: (770) 813-0826 / Fax: (770) 813-0826 / booking@rodneymilfs.com SoundsAtlanta www.soundsatlanta.com So u ndsAt Io n to BillTullis PO Box 49266 / Atlanta , GA30359 USA Tel:(404) 329-9438 / Fax:(404) 325-840 1/ soundsatlanta@aol.com Member of: AES. NAB. GMIA Mastering for CD & DVD audio, sound forensics & format conversion for updoting or archiving. Virtually all formats included. Dolby & DTS encoding. Upper Room Studios Greg Hobbs 403Reagan Road / Rebecca, GA 31183 USA Te/,' (229) 831-1585 / greg@upperroomrecording,com Music Libraries Amatones Music Buzz Amato 300MLKJr.Drive Suile222 / Attsnte. GA 30312 USA Tel: (404) 849-2392 / buzz@amatonesmusic,com Area North Post Kevin McGarty 4325River Green Parkway, Suite 200/ Duluth, GA 30096 Tel: (110)814-1180 /Fax: (110) 814-1184 Creative Sound Concepts Spencer Herzog 1491 Northside Drive, Suite B/ Allanta, GA 30318 Tel: (404) 873-6628 /Fax (404) 367-9599 Doppler Studios BillQuinn 1922 Piedmont Circle, NE / Atlanta, GA 30324 Tel: (404) 873-6941 / info@dopplerstudios,com Elevation JohnLambert 905Bemina Avenue / Allanta, GA 30301 Tel: (404) 221-1105 /john @elevate,tv Georgia Music Hall of Fame and Museum www.gamusichall.com Paul Brown, Interim Director PO, Box810,200 Martin LutherKing, Jr.Boulevard /Macon, GA 31201 USA Tel: (418) 151-3334/ info@gamusichall,lcom KinderWorks Audio Post JeffKinder 4450Peachtree Lakes Drive, Suite 100/ Duluth, GA 30096USA Tel: (170) 209-9018 / info@kinderworks,biz Songfinder Chris Bailey 765St. Charles Avenue, Suite 8 / Atlanta, GA 30305 USA Tel: (404) 876-2961 / chrisbailey@musicsongfinder.com Tube, Inc. Chris Downs 104McGruder Street, Studio N/ Atlanta, GA 30312 Tel.' (404) 659-0088 / Fax: (404) 659-0098 Recording Studios 2 High Rehearsal Studios Jason Cochran 540Permalume Place / Atlanta, GA 30318 USA Tel: (404) 603-911// jason@2highstudios,com 2nd 2 None Recording Studio , Inc. Barry Rollins 1558 North Highway 21/Carrollton, GA 3011 1 USA Tel: (110) 214-1101/ Tel: (866) 208-3505 302 Studios Julius Purnell 850Marcus Nyah Court / College Park, GA 30349 USA Tel: (170) 909-7205 / Ky'e_'einart@hotmail,com 3rd Ear Recording Studio Tom Lewis Athens, GA USA tI@3rd-ear.net 8 Ball Productions CliffDavis 6811 Maddox Road / Morrow, GA 30260 USA Tel: (110)968-1931 / Fax: (110)960-1588 Albany Recording Albany, GA 31101 USA Tel: (229) 435-5551 / ed@albanyrecording,com Alpharetta Studios www.alphareHastudios.com Douglas Martin, Operations 922Curie Drive / Alpharetta, GA 30005 USA Tel: (618) 624-1660 / info@alpharettastudios,com Analysis Studios - Pro Tools 659Aubem Ave, Suite 265 / Atlanta, GA 30312 USA Tel: (404) 222-0166 APCStudios Salvatore Nappo, PresidenVCED 3838Oakcliff Industrial Court / Atlanta, GA 30340 Tel: (710) 242-1618 / stuttaeocstuoos.com Arcadia Production and Recording Studio 4540-B South Berkeley Lake Road / Norcross, GA 30011 USA Tel: (110) 448-9992 / info@arcadiarocks,com Atlanta Gospel Productions Sheldon Beasley PO, Box1116/ Roswel,l GA 30071USA Tel: (110) 346-0693 / keynote@mindspring,com Atlanta Recording Studio Harry O'Brien 4025Thames Drive, NEiKennesaw, GA 30144 USA Tel' (110) 591-2221 / hobrienjr.@comcast.net Atlanta Records ScottTodd Doraville, GA 30360 USA Tel: (110) 849-0012 / scotttietirecoras.com Attica Sound Hano leathers 447 Hale lane / Athens, GA30607 USA Tel:(404) 3S3-7338/info@atticasound.com Aural Images Recording Studio Paul Alford, Owner/Engineer Stockbridge, GA USA Tel: (618) 289-8542 / auralimages@aol,com ~ attica sound The Bat Cave Recording Studio Carlita Ways 560Cottage Oaks Drive / Stone Mountain, GA 30081USA Tel: (110)413-8228 /Fax (110) 413-8229 Bel * Air Studio Jason Nesmith Athens, GA 30606 USA Tel: (106) 380-8855 / jnesmith@mindspring,com Bert Elliott Sound Inc. BertElliott 1752 Harper Street. NW/ Atlanta, GA 30318 USA Tel: (404) 351-9061 / bertesound@mindspring,com Black Reign Enterprises PO, Box 56504 / Atlanta, GA 30343 USA blackreignempire@aol.com.blackreignenterprises@hotmail.com Blackbox Rehearsal Studios 154 Krog Street / Atlanat , GA 30301 USA Tel,' (404)681-4133 Blairs deVille Studios Robert Bonnette 199Highway 515 / Blairsville,GA30512USA Tel: (106) 145-1282 BME Recordings www .bmerecordings.com Atlanta,GAUSA let (404) 367 -8130 bookings@bmerecordings.com Demo @bmerecordings .com Bodyslam Entertainment 1775 Columbia Drive / Decatur. GA 30330 USA Tel: (404)288-4600 / bodyslament@yahoo.com CaberMedia Bruce Smith t26 North Peachtree Street/ Norcross. GA 30071 USA Tel: (404)520-5055 / bruce@cabermedia.com CEI/Communications and Entertainment Val Dempsy 1820-2 Briarwood Industrial Court / Atlanta, GA 30329 Tel: (404) 248-9991 Chameleon Trax Inc Tammy Evans 1620 Winding Creek Circle / Snellville, GA USA Tel: (770) 979-2050 /Fax:(770)979-7730 Coffeehouse Recording, Inc. Brian Thompson 6001 Highway 42, Suite EI Stockbridge, GA 30281 USA Tel: (770)506-9980 / coffeehouse@mindspring.com COSMastering LarryAnthony 800East Avenue NE / Atlanta, GA 30312 USA Tel: (404)524-7757 / larry@cosmastering.com DARP, Inc. (Dallas Austin Recording Projects) www.cyptron.com Paul Sheehy, StudioManager 576-A lraberlAvenue / Atlanta, GA30309 USA let (404) 35 1-3736/FaX:(404) 353 -001 0 Davis Advertising, Inc. Robert Davis 2750Brackenwood Drive / Snellville, GA 30039 USA Tel: (770)979-0627 / studiod@davisadvertisinginc.com Doppler Studios BiIIOuinn t922 Piedmont Circle, NE/ Atlanta, GA 30324 Tel: (404) 873-6941/info@dopplerstudios.com Downtown Athens Recording, Inc 312East Broadstreet, Suite 3/ Athens, GA 30622 USA Tel: (706)522-0745 / downtownathens@bellsouth.net Dutchbend Music Productions DonHall 1126 Floyd Road / Columbus, GA 31907USA Tel: (706) 568-0779 / dutchbend@webtvnet Earcandy Recording Daryl Hilley, Engineer 105Corley Court / Griffin, GA 30224 USA Cel:l (404)422-6516 /dbhilley@hotmail.com Elite8Media Benjamin Young 1511 Metropolitan Parkway / Atlanta. GA 30310 USA Tel: (678)234-5063 /Tel: (678) 641-8994 EMB Recording Studio Keith Cisum Atlanta, GA USA Tel: (404) 758-6167 Exocet Studios Mike Adams 3264Shallowford Road / Chamblee, GA 30341 USA Tel: (770) 455-7256; mike@exocetstudios.com Ford Productions 12460-235 Crabapple Road, Suite 202/ Alpharetta, GA 30004 USA info@fordproduclions.com Geneva Productions RickGeneva 3605Sandy Plains Road. #240-255 / Marietta. GA 30066 USA Tel: (678) 481-8900 / rick@genevamusic.com Glow In The Dark 868McDaniel Street, SW/ Atlanta, GA 30307 USA Tel: (404)584-2345 / gitdark@aol.com Griffin Mastering, Inc. Christopher Griffin t051 Woodland Avenue /Atlanta. GA30316USA Tel: (404) 622-5102 ; gminc@mindspring.com Haven Sound, Inc. Lynn Nagrani 225Corinth Court / Roswell, GA 30075 USA Tel: (770) 993-8074 ; mail@pdinfo.com Haywood's Recording Studio 899Martin LutherKing Jr Drive ; Atlanta, GA 303t4 USA Tel: (404) 523-0699 ; haywoodsrecordingstudios@yahoo.com Hendu Entertainment & Recording Studios Malcolm Thompson t4018Ellsworth Industrial Boulevard, # B / Atlanta. GA 303t8 USA Tel: (404) 351-7241 / info@hendu.com Hit-City Music B.Hood 4273Washington Road. Suite 4 / Atlanta. GA 30344 USA Tel: (404) 767-8887 / hitcity@bellsouth.net InspireMedia PO. Box5305 /Atlanta. GA 31107USA Tel: (678) 368-2222/ inspiremedia@comcast.net International Society Of Communication Specialists 201Blue SkyDrive / Marietta. GA 30068USA Tel' (770) 973-0662 jFXStudio JoeNottoli 1823 Tree Top Way / Marietta, GA 30062 USA Tel: (770) 853-4987/ jnottoli@jfxstudio.com JnPProductions 8860Fiddlers Lane /Winston, Ga 30187USA Tel: (770) 942-4363/ joey@jnppro.com JustAhead Record Music & Video Productions Reginald Hogan 4430Wade Green Road. Suite 180/ Kennesaw, GA 30144 USA Tel: (770)655-0293 / reginaldh l @justaheadjazz.com JWASound Jason Andrews 16075 Henderson Road ; Alpharetta, GA 30004 USA Tel: (770) 826-1485/ jason@ipsmusic.com Knock Hard Productions 2091 Faulkner Road. NE; Atlanta. GA 30324 USA Tel: (404) 321-4999 Lakefront Studios Lesley Daunt Conyers, GA USA Tel: (770) 602-0995 / Idaunt@lakefrontstudios.com LedBelly Sound Studio MattWashburn eo.box2202/ Woodstock. GA 30188 USA Tel: (770) 345-0908 ; matt@ledbellysound.com levelS Recording Studios Drexel Mitchell 3695 Cascade RoadI AI/anta. GA 3033t USA Tel: (404) 346-7566I drexel@realplatinumrecords.com The loft Recording Studio Jesse Deese P.O. Box 948lColumbus, GA 31901 USA Tel: (706) 653-1492I jesse@theloft.com The loft Recording Studios-Atlanta Eric Heit, Chief Engineer Atlanta. GA USA Tel: (770) 652-28381info@theloftal/anta.com Mad Studios PhilOwen Lawrenceville. GA USA Cell: (678)622-1812 I django36251@peoplepc.com Maw Sound Mike Wine P. O. Box45I Hiawassee. GA 30546 USA Tel: (706) 896-4560 I mawsound@juno.com Maxwell Sound Recording Studio Mark Maxwell 148Best Drive I Athens. GA 30606 USA Tel: (706) 353-1308 I Tel" (706) 354-8273 MCMIX Production Services Don McKinzie, Engineer 2878Jonquil Drive I Marriella. GA 30080 USA Tel: (770) 436-9fi20I Fax: (770) 436-1990 MediaO David Hagen 69911th Street I AI/anta. GA 30318 USA Tel: (404) 881-0370 I dhagen68@hotmail.com Mindzai Multimedia Scott Wetherwax 650Hamil/on AvSEIAtlanta. GA 30312 USA Tel: (404) 622-1897 Morrow House Studios Inc. Max Morrow 251 Brighton Way I Mariella. GA 30066 USA Tel: (770) 422-38591morrowhs@bellsouth.net Muscadine Recording Studios Paul Hornsby 3078Vine ville Avenue I Macon.GA 31204 USA Tel: (478)745-2401 Music Farm Recording Studio Mark van Allen 2395Range Heights Terrace I Loganville. GA 30052 USA Tel: (770) 972-9013 I flyingmonkey@bellsouth.net Myndset Studios Atlanta. GA USA Tel: (404) 592-4113 Ironell@fcpusa.com National Recording Corporation Johnny Carter P.O. Box5111I Rome. GA 30162 USA Tel: (706) 234-4864I info@narecorp.com Nickel and Dime Studios JimPinkstone. Studio Manager 106 N. Avondale RdI Avondale Estates. GA 30002 USA Tel: (404) 297-0955 I Jim@makearecordal/anta.com Oasis Recording see ad on p. 48 www.oasisrecording.com Bob Gillespie, President 750 Ralph McGill Boulevard, NEI Atlanta,GA30312 Tel:(404) 525-4440 I Fax:(404) 525-4545 OM Sound Productions Richard Huxen AI/anta. GA USA Tel: (770) 448-5801 I richardhuxen@omsoundproductions.com Orphan Studio Glenn Matullo 684Antone Street. NW, Suite 1101AI/anta. GA 30318 USA Tel: (404) 352-0666 I glenn@orphanstudio.com Paradise Studio Extended Stay, Inc. Ricky Bates Atfanta. GA USA Tel: (404) 351-0086 I paradise 1651@aol.com Patchwerk Recording Studio Curtis Daniel. III 1094 Hemphill Avenue. NWI AI/anta. GA 30318 USA Tel: (404) 874-9880 I bob@patchwerk.com PhatTrax Productions Decatur. GA 30034 USA Cell: (678)368-5169I Cell: (770) 896-1839 Pig Pen Studios Dainiel Ma ldonado Collins 159 Oneta Street I Athens, GA3060 1 USA Tet (706) 369-6 755 I daniel@pigpenstudios.net QProduction Qasim Coleman 981 Shadow Ridge Trail I Lithonia, GA 30058 USA Tel: (770) 879-09071jco4real@bellsouth.net Rare Air Studios Rob Albertson. owner Alpharetta. GA 30004 USA Tel: (770) 663-0647 I rareair@mindspring.com RexTrax Studios Paul Cobb 1255 Buford Hwy. Suite 206I Suwanee. GA 30024 USA Tel: (678)730-0008 I service@rextraxstudios.com RockStudio Anthony Stubelek 1407 Newcsstte Street I Brunswick. GA 31520 USA Tel: (912)280-0227 I info@rockstudio.com Saucy JackRecords Burke Carroll P.O. Box127I Pine Lake. GA 30072 USA Tel: (404) 931-7135I saucyjackrecords@yahoo.com Shadow Sound Studio Joey Stuckey P.O. Box135261Macon. GA 31208 USA Tel: (478)742-7956 l info@shasowsoundstudio.com Shangri-la Recording WillLoftin 1456 Boulevard. SEI AI/anta. GA 30315 USA Tel: (404) 624-4092 I music@shangri-laslUdios.com Small Town Recording Studio Charles Sewell 625South 5thStreetI Colbert. GA 30628 USA Tel: (706) 788-3463 I smalllownsound@charter.com Smith & Huston www.smithandhuston.net JanSmith 1935 CliffValley Way, NE,Suite 21 0 Atlanta, GA30329 USA Tel:(404) 633-3840 Smith & Huston is a production teom made up of SM}!~1t'}l~ON Jan Smith & Huston Singletary, offering arlistfocused production & recording in a state-of-the-art ProTools facility. Credits: Cameron Connerty . Kelly Hart Band. 2Jjinx, Melanie Denard . Daniel Newman. Stephanie Dorfman. Den Deignan . Spare Change. Mike Rickard. Over October. Additional credits available upon request. SONICA Recording John Briglevich 500Bishop Street, C-2/ Atlanta, GA 303t8 USA Tel: (404) 350-9540 /Cell: (404) 931-6443 Sound Imaging Recording David Sanders 2102US Highway 78 / Tallapoosa,GA 30176 USA Tel: (770)574-5644 / soundimgga@aol.com The Sound Lab Jan Nerud 2652South Cobb Drive, Sf. Suite C/ Smyrna. GA 30080 USA Tel: (770) 803-0014 / info@soundlabstudio.com SoundsAtlanta www.soundsatlanta.com Don North S O U ndsAti an ta POBox 49266 / Atlonta, GA30359 USA Te~ (404) 329-9438 / Fax:(404) 325-8401 / soundsatlanta @aol.com Member of: AES, NAB, GMIA SoundsAtlanta is a world-class facility offering studio & remote recording, mastering & sound forensics services. Southern Tracks Recording MikeClark 3051Clairmont Road/ Atlanta, GA 30329 USA Tel: (404)329-0147/ mike@southerntracks.com Stankonia Studios John Frye 677Antone Street NW/ Atlanta. GA 30318 USA Tel: (404) 355-2121 / jfrye33786@aol.com Stargate Records George Spanks 1256 Columbia Drive / Decatur. GA 30032 USA Tel: (404) 534-0022/stargaleI128@bellsouth.net Stonehenge Recording JimZumpano Atlanta. GA USA Tel: (404) 603-8040 / info@zacrecording.com The StudioPlex Gary Branch 377East Colonial Drive/ Macon, GA 31211USA Tel: (478) 737-2077/ garyb@thestudioplex.com Studio South Productions HowardLovett 4014 Columbia Road / Martinez,GA 30907USA Tel: (706)651-1962/ studiosouth@knology.net Summerhouse Sound Productions Chuck Jopski 3388Highway 53.Suite C/ Hoschton, GA 30548 USA Cell: (770) 630-8615 / info@summerhousesound.com Sycamore Recording Ron Cochran 425Market Place / Roswel.l GA 30075 Tel: (770) 312-4790 Syncrecy Recordings Louis Martinez 961 Fairmont Park Drive/ Dacula. GA 30019 USA Tel. (678) 3778892/ info@syncrecy.com Titanium Recording Studios 3529Church Street, Suite A/ Clarkston, GA 30021 USA Tel: (678)904-5590 / Fax: (678)904-5594 Trebor Productions / Rythm Stik Records Robert, Jr. Robinson PO. Box2069/Decatur. GA 30031 USA Tel: (404) 257-2730 / dLsirrobert@hotmail.com Tree Sound Studios www.treesoundstudios.com Nina Baldridge, Studio Manager 461 0 Peachtree Industrial Boulevard Norcross, GA30071 USA Tel:(770) 242-8944 nina @treesoundstudios.com Twelve Oaks Studios Randy Bugg 620Powder Springs Street/ Smyrna. GA 30080 USA Tel: (770)435-2220 / Fax: (770) 435-5011 Upper Room Studios Greg Hobbs 403Reagan Road / Rebecca. GA 31783USA Tel: (229)831-7585/ greg@upperroomrecorqing.com Urban House Studios Lacy Hemphill 1013 Ridgebrook Trail!Duluth. GA30096 USA Tel: (678)522-9294/ urbanhousestudios@yahoo com Velocette Records 83 Walton Street NW/ Atlanta, GA 30303 USA Tel: (404) 954-6600 / info@velocetterecords.com WaveGuide Studios Tember Fasulo 2062Weems Road/ Tucker. GA 30084 USA Tel: (770) 939-2004 - x 10/ info@waveguidestudios.com West Atlanta Rehearsal Studios, Inc. Tom Carling 836Great Southwest Parkway / Atlanta. GA 30336 USA Tel: (678) 232-1332/ tcarling@comcast.net Wet Basement Studio LynnA. Nagrani 225Corinth Court / Roswell. GA 30075 USA Tel: (770) 993-8074 / mail@wetbasement.com Whippoorwill Sound, Inc. WilHodge 2878Jonquil Drive / Smyrna. GA 30080 USA Tel: (770)333-9372/ wilhodge@mindspring.com Whirling Dervish, Inc. JeffGeessen 3197Oaktree Court /Dututt: GA 30096 USA Tel: (404) 786-8930 / whirlingdervish@bellsouth.net WildBean Recording Goose Goodrich 7164 Goodall MillRoad/ Macon. GA 31216USA Tel: (478)781-4432/ goose@wildbeanrecoding.com Zac Recording JimmyZumpano. Owner/Engineer 669Antone StreetNW/ Atlanta, GA 30318 USA Tel: (404) 603-8040 / info@zacrecording.com TheZone www .zoneatl.com Joel Mullis Norcross, GAUSA Te~( 770)279-1227 thezonestudio @yahoo.com Tile Zone stu d i o s "Unlike most stud ios, The Zone is not a building full of gearto rent. Clients hire us to track & mix. The gear comes with those services" Cred its: Ying Yang Twins. Rehab , Bonecrusher. Lil Jon & the Eastside Boyz. David Banner, Ludacris, Sound Tribe Sector Nine . Flickerstick. YoungBloodz. Nelly. Rehearsal Studios 2 High Rehearsal Studios Jason Cochran 540Permalume Place /Atlanta, GA 30318 USA Tel: (404) 603-9771 /jason@2highstudios.com - -- -- - - - - - - - - - -- -- -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - APCStudios Salvatore Nappo, President/CEO 3838 Oakcliff IndustrialCourtI Atlanta, GA 30340 Tel: (770)242-76781stuff@apcstudios.com Blackbox Rehearsal Studios t54 Krog Street!Atlanta, GA 30307 USA Tel: (404) 681 -4133 Crossover Entertainment Studios see ad on p. 1 www.crossover-studios.com Billy Johnson 1310 Ellsworth Industrial Drive , NEI Atlanta, GA30318 Te~ (404) 352-3716/Voicemai~ (770) 462-2247 Fax: (404) 352-4403 / xov er@m indspri ng.com 2 air conditioned 3500 sq. ft. stages fortelevision/film/video & rehearsal. Offices, conference,lounge, dressing rooms, staging orea, great rates. Equipment rental. Complete with 5 .1 ProTools digital recording studio. Credits: Turner Broadcasting, Georgia lottery. WCW Wrestling. " RoboCop J," HC Video, Delta Air lines, R.E.M. Documentary, Indigo Girls, Collective Soul, Edwin McCain. Nickel and Dime Studios JimPinkstone, Studio Manager 106N. Avondale RdI Avondale Estates, GA 30002 USA Tel: (404) 297-09551Jim@makearecordatlanta.com NuC;i's Space www.nuci.org Will Kiser 396 Oconee Street I Athens , GA3060 1USA Te~ (706)227-1515 /Fax:(706)227-1524 space@nuci.org G NUl;i's Space is a nonprofit support/resource n u ~ i 's sP Q Ce center for musicians in Athens founded in memory of22 year old musician NUl;i Phillips who committed suicide in 1996 after battling major depression. Credits : Drive-By Truckers, The B52 's, Bill Frisell, Ia n McKaye, Kenny Chesney, Doria Roberts, Amy Ray, The Whigs, John Mayer. Pig Pen Studios www.pigpenrecords.com Dsinie! Maldonado Collins 159Oneta Street!Athens, GA 30601 USA Tel: (706) 369-6755I daniel@pigpenstudios.net This House Rocks JoeDiearo , General Manager 4565 Winters Chapel Road Doraville, GA30360 USA Tel: (770) 409 -8080 I Joe@thishouserocks.com -- Acoustical Physics Laboratories Acoustical Physics Labs see ad on p. 74 "...~ www.acousticalphysics/abs.com Bill Morrison 60 Arabian Avenue I Alpharetta, GA30004 USA Te~ (770) 740 -8018 bill@acousticalphysicslabs.com Member of: Acousfical Society of America Remote trucks for 96 track digital recording & SD/HD multi-camera video. Designed for CD& DVD production, concerts, broadcast, tracking, 2T & 5. 1 Dolby mixes with Genelec & automated 96 Channel DM2000 monitoring. Credits : Available upon request. Almost Free Music Fred Williams P.O. Box 725304 I Atlanta, GA 31139USA Cell: (706) 614-0598 I fredwilliams/x@netscape.net Electro-Acoustic Systems www.digitaldiese/.com lim Hawkins P.O. Box 1923 I Athens, GA30603 Tel:(706) 353-1283 I Tel: (888) 626-2733 I Cell: (706) 340-1283 jhawkins@mindspring.com 24 bit digital audio, wi SMPTETimecode. 48 tracks to ProTools-HD with tape back up, uninterruptable balanced power, great crew -live recording, live broadcast, film & video production. Cred its: " Drumline," "Warren Haynes Christmas Jam ," Dirty Dozen Bross Band, Sistersin the Spirit, Governmenf Mule, Johnny Jenkins , Randall Bramblett, Bloodkin, John Berry, The Disney Channel. P.R.Consultants Peter Redding I 215LeaCourt, Suite71Roswell, GA 30076 Tel: (770) 772-74 18I prconsultants@mindspring.com Sou ndsAtla SoundsAtlanta www.soundsatlanta.com nl o Bill Tullis POBox 49266 I Atlanta, GA30359 USA Te~ (404) 329 -9438 1 Fax:(404) 325 -840 1I soundsatlanta@aol.com Member of: AES, NAB, GM IA Full service remote facilities. 48-track digital recording at the venue, club, your place or festivals. TVI Fil m/Liv eISuppo rt /We bcasti ng. 5. 1 surround available. Seasoned crew. 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Hi-Res Scans Slide Imaging & Duplication Design & PrePress Custom Tailored Online PrintSolutions ~ there are much easier ways to get connections in the industry example : www.ozonline .tv everything you ne Numbers & Symbols 16toa d s Desig n 88 2 High Reh earsal Stud io s 69, 72 2BZ M ed ia, Inc. 64 2nd 2 None Recording Studio , Inc. 69,86 302stud io s 69 3180 M ed ia Group 67 360 Medi a - Enterta inment, Lifestyle & Mus ic Public Relat ion s 57 37 Main .75 3rd Ear Recording Studio 69, 73 40 Watt Club 75 68 Sound, Inc. 63 8 Ball Production s 69 A A & J Conn ections ..47 A & RProdu ction s 63-64 A Blast Entertainment Net work ..50 AAACommun ication s 97, 103 Abracad ab ra Video, Inc.! Antone A-V Rent al 80, 89 Ab solute Entert ainm ent Inc 50 ACA Dig it al Record in g s ..47,63 Acou stical Physics Laboratories 73,8 3,89 Add eck Pro Sound 83 ADMAN Promotion s .56 Adrenaline Pulse Entertainment ..50,56 AEESound & Lighting 80 Affiliat ed Graphics & KITS 91 Aft er Midnight Design 86, 9 1 Agn es Scott Coll ege 103 Air Chart er by Georgia Jet, Inc. 96 A i r G o sp el ..47 Airborn e Busin ess services .56 Air speed Aviation, Inc 96 AK Brothers 86,88 AI Greenway Piano Service 81 Alamo / Nat iona l Car Rental 100 Alan S.Clarke Law Offices .52 Alb any Recording 69,8 6 All 24 Hours Cat ering & Craft Serv ices 96 -97 All eycat s Craft Servic e 97 All good Production s 67,93 Alli ed Protection Services 98 Alli ed Vaugh n 68,8 6 Almost Free Mu sic 63, 73 Alpharetta stud ios 69 Alt ieri & Associat es .50 Am aton es Mu sic 64,69 Am erican Bus Rentals 100 Am erican Coach Lin es Inc.! Coach USA 100 American Federation of Musicians..99 American Van Rental 100 Analysis studios- Pro Tool s 69 Anderson,Cindy 96 An dr ew s Amp Lab, Inc. 81 Ap ache Cafe 75 APC Studios 63, 67, 69, 73 Arcadi a Production and Recording Studio 69 Archi e,su san 86 ArcTheFinger Records ..47 Area 51 Touring 60 Area North Po st 69, 77 Armada Vehicl e Rental 100 Arm stron g, Brend a 96 Arna z Photog raph y !Vid eo 86,89 Arp eggio, LLc.. 73 Artisan PictureWor ks 77,89, 93 Artist Control Manag em ent .46 AsCAP 98-9 9 AsV Communication s 67 , 87 At co Live Sound 83 Ath en sMu sic .56, 98 AthFest Mu sic & Arts Festival 97 Atian-DeclGrooveline Record s..46-47 Atl ant a Blues So ciet y 99 Atlanta Discount Mu sic 81 Atlanta Dog w ood Festival. 97 Atlanta Duplications& Engin eering Servi ces 87-88 Atl ant a Federation of Mu sician s Local 148-4 62 99 Atl anta Fed eration of Mu sicians Lo c a I 4 4 7- 705 99 Atl anta Go spel Produ cti ons 64, 69 Atlanta Jazz Festival.. 97 Atlanta Joun al-Constit ution,The .54 Atlanta Limou sine 97 Atlanta Management & Production ..50 Atl anta Manufacturing Group ..80,87 Atl anta Mu sic Brokers 81 Atl ant a Mu sic Group ..46-47 Atlanta Piano Rebu ild ers 81 Atl ant a Piano /B aby Grand s 81 Atlanta Pro Audio .75,80, 83-84 Atlanta Recording Studio 69 Atlanta Reco rds 69 Atl ant a Symphony Orchestra....75,99 Atlanta Tub e Amp 80 Atlanta Violins 81 Atl antic Limousin e Servic e 97 Atlantis Music Conferenc e 97 Atlas Record s 46-47 Attica Sound 67,69 Aucourant Records 64 Aur al Imag es Reco rding studio 69 Avalon Cat ering 96 Avatar Events Group 51,83 Avi s 103 AW Recording 67 B "B's" Locatio n Catering of th e South, Inc. 96 B.LawrenceWatkins&Associates,PC..52 B98.5 FM 57 Bagw ell, Jam es J .50, 52 Baird Motor Hom es 103 Baldridg e,Nina 68, 72 Ballentine Walker Smi t h Inc. .75 BAM! Direct , Inc. 56 Barb izo n Atlanta 80 Bat CaveRecording Studio.The 67,69 BEJ Mu sic Publishing .46 Bel*Air Studi o 69 Beld en Mu sic & Sound 63,6 7 Bend a, Esq.,Gerald .52, 56 Bert Elliott Sound Inc. 67, 69 Best Piano Rentals 81 Beyond Cuisine, Inc. 96 Bigfella Entert ainment Inco rporat ed -Gosp el ..47, 51 Bill Lisenby - St il l Photograph er ..89 Bink sound 63 Biscardi Creativ e Media 93 Bitchin Entertain m ent .56 Black Reign Enterpri ses ..47,69 Blackbox Reh earsal Stud io s 69, 73 Blairs d e Ville Stud io s 69 Blind Willie McTell Blues Festival ..97 Blind Willie's 75 Blue Canoe Reco rd s ..47,6 4 Blue Marbl e Media 88 Blue Medi a Supply, Inc. 80, 84, 87 Blue Sky Agen cy .56 BME Recordings .70 BMI 52, 98 - 99 Boar's Head,The .75 Bob Ma honey Photo gr aph y 89 Bobi Dimond Creative Photography _89 Bod yslam Enterta inment .70 Bold American Cat ering 96 Bon eshakers 75 Boyd.Steph en 86 Brandy Hou se,The .75 Brash Mu sic ..46 Broadca st Quality Productions 93 Brown, David 91 Brown , Nathan .56, 60 Brun er Insurance Agenc y, Inc. ......54 BT Post .52, 67, 93 Buckhead Guitars 8 1,98 Budg et Car and Truck Rental 103 Buffalo Hou se .75 Burn s,Lind a M 89 Burton , Paul 88 Bush, Karla 87-88 BV Record s .47,89 c Cab erMed ia 64, 70 Cafe 290 75 Cafe Loco 75 Caledonia Lounge,Th e .75 California Dream Cakes 96-97 Calvin Lockw ood Photography,Inc. ..89 Candy 86 Cant erbu ry Press 91 Carey Execut ive Limousine 98 Carn ahan, Beth 96 Carol e Parks Cat er ing 96 Carol ine Distribution .46 Cart er Law Group, LLC,The .54 Cat 's Eye Editorial, Inc. 93 Cat e Vid eo services 87-88 Catspa w Production s, Inc. 63 CATVIDEO, INC. 93 CD Release Dig est 97 CDAllntegratedTechnicalsolutions .75 CEI/ Com m u nicat io ns and Entert ainment 70,84 Cham eleon Trax Inc .70 Charl es C.Horton .52 Chastain Park Amphitheater .75 Chef William Neal Catere rs,Inc. 96 Cherry & Cherry .52 Che rry, Esq., Chri s .52 Che rry, Esq.,Veda .52 Chopping Bloc k, lnc.,The 93 Choral Guild of Atl ant a 99 Chris Hamilton Pho to grap hy 89 Cine & Print Phot o gr aphy 90 CineFilm 88 Clark,M ike 72 Clarke,Alan 5 .52 Classic Center,The 75 CMA Headqu art ers 99 CMO Records ..47 Coastal Marketi ng Services .56 Coastal Records&Tape Distributor s ..46 Coca Cola Roxy .75 Coffeehou se Record in g, Inc. ..63,7 0 Cohen,Cooper,Estep & Mudd er LLC ..52 Coh en, Darryl B .52 Coll in s, Dain iel Mald on ad o .52, 71 Color Genesis, Inc. 91 Co lu m b us Stat e Un iversit y 103 Comi ng Attract ions Market in g and Promotions .46, 56 Com mand Produ cti on s 80,84 Commercial Audi o Syste ms, Inc. 63,75,80 Com m un icati o ns & Enterta inm ent , Inc. .75, 80 ComprehensiveTechnicalGroup _80,84 Con cert Audio Produ ct ion s 51, 83 Cool ey, Brian 56-57 Corni sh,Tristin 83-84 Corporat e Printers, Inc. 91 COS M as t e r i n g 56, 70 Cotton Club at th e Tab ern acle .75 Co uncil & Associat es LLC .52 Country Mu sic Associati on 99 Crawford Commun ication s, In c. 67, 87 , 88 , 93 Crazy 8 Prom ot ion s .50, 57 Creative Digital Group 88, 93 Creat ive Loafin g .54 Creat ive Sound Conce pts 67, 69 Crimi na l Reco rd s 98 Crim son Moon,The .75 Cross Mus ic Grou p .46 Crossover Entertainment - Studios 51,73 ,83 Cunningham, Robert 83-84 Cusick, Chick 75, 80, 83-84 Cutshall, Brigitte 91 D D'Alema,Guy 90 Dadd 's Prod uction, Inc ..46,63, 68 Daddy D'z .75 DaddyRocks Aud io 63,67 Daemon Records ..47 Dalack Custom Guitars 81 Danavall, N'Dieye Gray 90 Daneman Video Productions 93 Daniel s & Rothman, P.c. 53 Danny Boy Services, LLC. 80 Dark Hor seTavern,The 75 DARP., Inc. (Dallas Austin Recording Projects) 64, 70 David W.Prasse,P.c. 53 Davi s Advertising, Inc. 70, 93 Davi s, Karin 96 Davi s,Steve 67, 93 Day-1 Produ ction Service s 80 DBA Acou stics .75 DBAcou stics & Sound, Inc 75 DDL Entertainment, Inc .57 Debranski II,Ronald F 53 Deep Shag Record s .47 Demagogue Productions .47 Denni s Dean Catering 96 Destiny Agency 57 Dharmal and Productions 51,97 Die aro,Joe 73, 98 Digima 24 89, 93 DigiPik 91 DigitalSwift Corporation 87 DisturbinTha Peace/DefJam South..47 DiVitale Photography 90 Doppler Studios 67, 69-70 Dot2Dot Creative 86 Downtown Athens Record ing , Inc 67, 70 Drai sen Edwards Music 81 Driebe &Driebe, P.c. 53 Drum Work s 81 DT's Down Under 75 Dunn, Richard 46 Dutchbend Music Production s 70 DW Production s 64 , 68 E E7 Graphics .56, 86 Earcandy Recording 63, 70 Earl,The 75 Earthling Film s, Inc. 93 Earthlink Live @CenterStage 76 Earthsh aking Music 81 EastCoast Entertainment 50-51 Eclip se Audio Renta l 84 Ed C.Thompson Photography 90 Ed Wolki s Photography 90 Eddie Tapp 90 Eddie's Attic .51,76 EditLab 93 EGKight Entertainment/ Blue South Records ..47 Eiler Image 90 Electro-Acoustic System s 73 Elevation 63, 67, 69 Elite8Media 70,89 EMB Group,The 57,60 EMB Recording Studio ..70 Emba ssy Limousine Service, Inc 98 Emerald City Ruins .47 Emmett M artin Photography 90 England Piano 81 Enterprise Rent-A-Carand Leasing..103 Entertainment Resource Services..56 EPPS Aviation 96 Everything Graphic, Inc. 91 Executive Vision s,Inc. 50-51 Exocet Studios 70 Eyedrum 76 EyeFull Post 93 Eyekiss Film s 89 F Fabulous FoxTheatre,The 76 Fahlgren Entertainment, LLL 57 FamilyWorld Music Group .46-47 Fat Matt's Rib Shack .76 Faz Productions .50-51 Feature Systems South, Inc. 80 Fieldart, LLC 60 FilmEquipment.com 103 Firehouse Food & Spirits 76 FirstLine Creat ive Resources 93 Fisher, Steve 63 Fitch , Kathleen 67, 93 FiveAM Mu sic .47,63 Fizz City Films, Inc. 89 Flagpole Magazine 54 Fletcher Press 91 FlickerTheatre and Bar .76 Flightworks 96 Focus Vision Recordings ..47 Folks Southern Kitchen s 96 Ford Productions 64, 70 Forrester Media, Inc. 88 ' Fo ul Country Records ..47 Four Corners Location Catering ..96 Frankl in Management 50 Fresh Entertainment .46 Fresh Gospel Music Lessons 98 Frieske, Karen .47 Full Moon Records 98 Fuzzy's Place 76 G Garcia Studio, Inc. 90 Gardner, Melody Jo 97 Gate s,David .48 Gecko Promotion s .56 Geneva Productions 68, 70 Georgia Blue Imaging 91 Georg ia Case Company 80 Georg ia Lawyers for the Arts 53 Georgia Mu sic Educators Association 99 Georgia Music Hall of Fame and Mu seum 69 GeorgiaMusic Industry Association..99 Georgia Mu sic Magazine 54 Georgia Public Broadca sting 57 Georgia Southern, Department of Music 103 Georgia State University Music Industry Alumni Club,The ........99 Georgia State University, School of Music 103 Georgia Theatre 76 GET-A-GRIP ATLANTA 81, 89 Gho stmeat Record s .47 Ginn Mu sic Group ..46 Gleichm an & Debranski, LLc.. 53 Glenn Schick Mastering 68 Global Media Duplication 87 Glow In The Dark 70 Goat Feathers 96 -97 God win,John 93 Goodsell, Richard 81 Gospel Music Association 99 Gourmet Cafes 96-97 Green berg Traurig , LLP 53 Greene ,Reginald 53 Gretsch Company,The 81 Griffin Ma stering, Inc. 68, 70 Ground Breaking Music Inc. 46 Guillotin e Post 86, 93 Guitar Alley 81 Guitar Center 81,8 4 H Hadjo Media 93 Hahn,John .52 Halo Lounge .76, 97 Harrison, Cole 63, 80, 83-84 Hassett, Rob 53 Hatcher, Sanford 97 Hatchet Man Presents 56,60 Haven Sound, Inc. 67, 70 Hawkin s,Jim 73 Haywood 's Recording Studio 70 Healy,Meryl 100 Hegyan & Hegyan Enterpri se,Inc. ..57 Helicopter Express, Inc 96 Helicopters, Inc.- Atlanta Operations 96 Henderson, H.Michael 57 Hendu Entertainment & Recording Studios .70 HiFi Buys Amphitheatr e 76 Hit -City Music 63, 70 Hitco Mu sic Inc ..46 Holl and & Kni g ht LLP 53 Holmes Enterpri ses .50 Hottie Amps 84 Houghton Talent, Inc. 51 Hou ston and 86 Hunter Maclean Exl ey & Dunn, P.c. 53 Hutchins & Rea Piano & String Mu sic 83 HYDESIGN, Inc. 91 1-66 Entert ainment lconologic Image Quest Film s ImageLink Imag eMaster Production s- Post Production Imagers In Concert Productions, Inc. In-Time Productions Industry Inertia Film s Inn erWorkings Insomnia Inspire Media International Society Of Communication Speciali sts IntoF X, Inc. ..47 86 89 91 93 91 51,83 80-81 86 89, 94 91 76 68, 70 .70 89 J J-Pat Man ag ement Jake'sToadhouse Jan Smith Stud io s Jason Ivany Photography Jay's Mu sic Cent er, Inc. Jazzy Star Entertainment.. JFX Stud io JnP Productions Johannus of Georgia, Inc. John son, Billy Johnson, Doug Jolliff Production s,Inc. Jomo Entertainment... Jon Michael Kownacki Photography Jones & Walden, LLC Just Ahe ad Record Mu sic & Video Production s Just Me Record s JWA Sound .50 76 98 90 84 86 63, 70 51,70 81 51, 73 98 90 .51 90 .53 .47, 70 ..47 70 K K.B. Photography Inc. 90 Kearn s,Jenn ifer 93 Kempf, Robert G 81 Ken Gregory Studio s 64 Ken Stanton Mu sic 83 Kendall Arthu r Minter 53 Ken nesaw Stat e Uni versity 103 KH Arti sts Group .50-5 1 Kind erWo rks Aud io Post 67,69 Kirk King sbury Phot ography, Inc. ..90 Kiser,Will 73 Klear, Dean 75, 80, 83-84 Knock Hard Produ ct ion s .70 Kudzu Graph ics 93 L L.S.Ross, CPA Inc, P.c. .50 LAB 601,l nc.D igit al Post 67,94 Lakefront St udio s 70 Lam p Mu sic Gro up ..47 Land slid e Recor d s ..46 Last Call .76 Law Offi ce of E. Earl Burke .53 LawOfficesof Sidney A Robbin sLLC ..53 Leath ers, Han o 67, 69 Led Bell y Sound St udi o ..70 Lee Sound Design .75 Leg end ary Event , A 96 Lenny's Bar & Grill .76 Leo Tich eli Production s 94 Lester Walker Mus ic 99 Level 5 Recording St ud ios .71 Leverette,Tam iko 99 LexiTun e Pian o Technical 81 Lexiu m Entertainment & Talent Ag ency SO-5 1 Lib rary Of Cong ress 99 Ligh t Im age Inc. 90 Lightnin'Production Rent als,Inc. ..103 Lim o s By Design 98 Livewire Entert ainm ent .56 Loft ,The 76 Loft Recording Studio s- Atl ant a,The 63, 71 Loft Recor ding Studi o,The ..47, 71 Love, Lisa .54 Lovette Group,Th e .53 Lov ette, Cliff .53 Low Country Barb ecue Catering ..96 Low Yo-Yo Stuff 98 Lowery Group Mu sicCom pany,The..46 LuckyFish St udi o s .86 Lun ch Pap er .76 Lynd a Green Photography 90 M Mad Boo ki ng & Events .51 Mad Studios .71 Mad dy 's Rib & Blues Joi nt .76 Mad or,Jenn ifer 67, 77 M agic k Lantern 67, 77 MAP - Musicians'Assistant Program ..99 Mapl e St reet Guit ars 8 1,83 M arcia J Call aw ay-In gr am , Attorne y .53 Masqu erad e,The 5 1,77 M asterpi ece Cate ring, Inc. 96 Mattebl ack 90 Ma uld in Brand Agen cy 50 Maw Soun d .71,83 Maximum Lim ou sin e 98 MaxMe dia Design 88 Maxwe ll Sou nd Recordi ng St udio 64, 71 M ay er,Jaso n 86 M cCabe,Tim .48 McCo ol Piano s 81 McD evitt, Mark .56, 86 MCMIX Production Services 67,71,87 MDI Distribution .46 MdS St udios 98 Med ia Exp ressio ns, Inc. 63, 89 Medi a 0 .71 Mercer Universit y 103 Merchant ,M in dy 68, 94 Meth ane St udios, Inc. 56, 86 Mi chael All enb erg Phot ography LLC 90 Midsummer Macon 97 M idtown Mu sic. 8 1,98 Mi ke Wil son Public Relati on s, Inc. 57 Mill er's St udio Vox 98 Mill er,A shl ey 86,9 1 Mill er, Edd .56, 6 4 Mill er,Mich ael 88 M ill er, Shelly 88 Mind 's Eye,ln c. .51 MindWhirl 88 Mindzai Multim ed ia .71 M itchell, Drexel 63-64 M ixed Bag M edi a 89 MJQ Conc ourse 77 Mood sw ing Recor d s ..47 Mo or adi an, Denn y 103 Moreho use Coll eg e 103 Mor rison , Bill .73, 83,89 Morrow Hou se Studios Inc. 68, 71 Mother 's Fin est Cat ering 96 Motor Eyes, Inc. 81 Motter, Dean 86 Mountain View Grou p, Ltd .89 Msnd rstd Desig ns 86, 88 Mull en, Frank 90 M u l l i s,J o el 64, 72 Mu rphy, Tara .57 Mu scad in e Record in g St ud ios .71 Mu se,Inc. 52 -5 3 Mu sic & Art s Cente r 83 Mu sic Fact ory,The 63 Mu sic Farm Recording Stu di o ..71,98 Mu sic Go Roun d 83 Mus ic Inc. 83 Mus ic Midtown 97 Mu sician'sWareho use,The 84 Myle sTruckin g,l nc 103 Myn d set St udi os 71 N Nat io nal Associ at ion of Reco rding M erchandi sers 99 Natio nal Council of Acou stical Co nsultant s 100 Nat io nal M usic Publi shers' Asso ciat ion 100 Natio nal Recor di ng Corporat ion .71, 88 Nati on al Sound and Vid eo, Inc. 84 Neld a Mays Phot o gr aph y, Inc. 90 New Leaf Dist ributin g ..46 New comb & Boyd .75 . Next Level Prom otions 60 NGF Digi ta l 80,88 Nickel and Dime Stud io s ..71,73 Nig htGla ss Media Gro up 88, 94 NMPA MainOffice 100 Nolen -Reeves Inc. .51 Nom ad Artis ts .50- 5 1 Norco stco, Inc. 81 North,D on 72 Northsid eTavern 77 Nowh ere Bar 77 Nuci 's Space .73, 77 o O'Reilly, Deird re "D eed ee" 96 Oakhur st Law Group of Getz, LLC ..53 Oasis Recor d ing 67, 71 OCAFArt sCenter and Rocket Hall ..77 Ody ssey Stu dio,The 67-68 OM Sou nd Production s 67, 71 Om eg a Med ia Group 68, 77, 94 Omig od Recor d s ..47 On Locati on Concie rge 97 On The Mark Business Managem ent, Inc. 50 ON-LINE PRODUCTIONS 68,89, 94 Opu s 83 Orang e Twin Recor ds ..47 Orph an Stu dio 64,68 , 71 Out back Editorial, Inc. 94 Overstr eet,Wayne 68, 94 Oz Pub lishin g Inc. S4 p P.Joey 64 P.A.'s Aud io 84 P.R.Co nsult ant s 73, 89 Paisano's Cat er in g 96 Pand em oniu m! Pro m ot ions .56 Paradi se St ud io Ext end ed Sta y,Inc. .71 Parr is,Chu ck 81 Parsley 's Cater ing 96 Patch w erk Reco rdin g St udio .71 Pau l A.Thom as .50 Paul Hu lt berg Phot og raph y 90 PC&E- Produ ct ion Con sultants & Equ ip ment 103 PC&E Briarwood Stag e 77 PC&E Ligh ting & Grip 81 PC&E Sound Stag es 1 & 2 77 Perfect CD Service 88 Pete Winkel Pho tograp hy, Ltd 90 Peter Conlon Presents 5 1-52 PhatTrax Prod uctio ns 71 Phil Bekk er Phot og raph y 90 Phil Coley Dem os and Masters 68 Phil L.Hadaw ay 111 64 Phil ip s Aren a 77 Phil li p Vullo & Associat es,lnc. 90 Pig Pen St udios .52, 71,7 3 Pitch-A-Tent Recor d s .47,5 2 Plan B Produ ct ion s, Inc. 89 Planet Earth Recording Co ..48 Plat inu m M usic Publi shin g ..46 Plat inum Records .48 Plexu s Pictu res 89 Po sit ive Im age Corp 90 Prath er, Ste ve 98 Preston , Brian 63 Printin g Indu stry Association of Geor gia, Inc.(PIAGl 93 Production s and Concerts 51,84 Professio nal Sound 88 Proscia Org ans 83 Prosser,Mic hae l 93 Psalm s M usic Gro up .48 Pulse Aud io / Shangri La Recordin g 83-84 Purpl e Rib b on ..48 Q Q Produ ct ion 64, 71 R R!OTAtl an ta 67,94 R. Neely Media 94 RAT.Mu sic Sta nd s 83-84 Race,To m 63,6 7 Ram Records & Succe ss ..48 RandyWo od Guitars .51, 83 Rare Air St udios 71 Reco rd ing Academ y,The 100 Red Dru m Record s ..48, 53 Red Light Cafe .77 Red Reig n Enter tainme nt 64, 86 Reel Creati ve 94 RexTrax Studios 64, 71 Rhythm icV.I.S.1.0 .N.5. Sound Compa ny 63, 84 Rialt o Center for th e Perform ing Art s 77 Rick's 77 Rick's Complete Piano Sales 83 Ricky Com m in s .50 RIVAL Ent ert ainm ent Concerts-Prod uction .51 RM Aud io 84, 88 RoadSho w s Cat erin g, Inc. 96 Robi n Hen son Phot o graph s 90 Ro ck 'N' Road Audio S2, 84 Rock St udio .7 1 Rodn ey Mill s Masterh ou se 68 Rody's Mus ic Enterpri ses Inc ..81,8 3 Roger L Hick s Attorn ey at Law ......54 Roll ing Out Urb aqn Style Week ly ..54 Rose Stud io, Inc 90 Rosem ont Recor d s 46 Ross, Lind a .50 Rosw ell Heritage Mu sic Festival ..97 Roun e th e Korner Craft Serv ice 97 Rowd y Record s, Inc. ..48 Royal Securit y & Executive Prot ection Group Inc. 99 Ruffside Pro duction s 64 Runaw ay Arti sts .51 Russell Carter Man ag em ent SO Russell E.Ow en s, Esq S4 Russell ,Tam eka 99 5 S.Morgan Robin so n, P.c. .54, S6 Sam buca Jazz Cafe 77 Sande rs, Scott 52 Sauc y Jack Reco rd s ..48 Saucy Jack Recor d s 71 Savan nah Cine ma Po st... 88 Savan nah Fo lk Mu sic Festival 97 Savan nah Fo lk Mu sic Socie ty, Th e 100 Savan nah Jazz Festi val 97 Savan nah Mu sic Festival 97 Savanna h Pian o 83, 98 Scott Sande rs .54 Scott J.M er s .54, 56 Scree n Act or s Guild/AFT RA 100 Serg e Entertain m ent Grou p .57 SESAC 98 Shado w Sound St ud io 63, 71 Shang ri-la Reco rd ing .7 1 Shank Reco rds .48 Sha rit z Ma rketi ng Solutio ns,Inc ..88 Shee hy, Paul 70 Sherma n, Ro n 90 Showcase, Inc. 89, 94 Sh ut Eye Record s & Age ncy ....48, 5 1 Sieg el,Jerry 90 Sil ls,Cou rt ney .48 Silva,J o hn 100 Sim mons, Lou 88 Sim p ly Sound 63, 84 Site Tame r Syste ms, Inc. 88 Six t h ma n 52 Slaug hter, Esq.,Vern on L. 54 Slep py, Bo b 77 Sma ll Tow n Reco rdi ng St udio 71 Sma liwood,Jen ni fer 63 , 8 0 SMG Reco rd s .48, 64 Sm ith &Hu st o n 64, 71 Sm it h's Olde Bar 77 Smith ,Gary 99 Sm it h,Jan 64, 71,98 Sm it h,Ton ia 99 So So Def Reco rdi ng s .48, 64 So lut io ns in Mark eting 56 So ng finder 52, 56, 69 SONICA Reco rdi ng 72 Sonsini, Steve 77 Sony Mu sic Entertainm ent ..46 Sony Mu sic Southeast ..46, 52 Sot er ia Production s 89 Sound Asso ciat es, Inc. 84 Sound Im ag ing Reco rdin g 72 Sound Lab,Th e 64, 72 Sound Vid eo Corp or ati on 88 Sound Waves 67 Soundbyte, Inc. 64, 68 Soundd Invest m ent Company d/ b/a Tape Warehouse 88 SoundsAt lanta 68, 72-73 Sout hern M usic Distribution .46 South ern Guita rs 83 South ern Tracks Recording .72 Spa rkma n Photo, Inc. 90 Speer Entertainment Ser vic es5 1-52 Spelman Coll eg e 103 Sp itShine Entertainm ent .48 SSi Produ cti on Service , In c. 84 Stan kon ia Stud io s .72 Sta nley, Craig 103 St ar Bar,Th e 77 St argat e Reco rd s .48, 72 Sta rlig ht DJs 52 Starline Tran spo rt ati on 98 Steege, Deb 51 Stephenson, Chip 87-88 Ste ve Th ornton Phot o g raph y ......90 St eve ns,Scott 86, 93 Sti ck Fiqure Distr ibution ..46 Sto m p and Sta m me r .54 St o ne,Jerry 63, 80 Sto nehe nge Reco rdin g 72 Sto reel Co rp o rati on 80 Sto skopf,Bobby 91 St over,Josh 80,8 4, 87 St ud io 101 93 St ud ioP lex,Th e 68, 72 St ud io o n Wheels .73, 89 St udi o Sout h Prod uction s 72, 94 Su m me rho use Sou nd Producti o ns 68, 72 Su n In My Belly 96 Su pe rfluo us Um laut Record s ..48 Swee t Au b urn Spring Festi val 97 Sycam o re Reco rd ing 72 Sym p hony Hall-Wo od ruff Arts Center 77 Syncrec y Record ing s 68, 72 Systems Techn ol og y Corpo rat io n 75,80 T T & T Ma nage me nt and Boo kin g Ag en cy Co .50-51 T.P. 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