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INTRODUCTION / SPONSORS AND SUPPORTERS________ 04MUSIC CONFERENCE THURSDAY 10____________________ 05INTERACTIVE CONFERENCE THURSDAY 10______________ 06FILM & TV CONFERENCE THURSDAY 10_________________ 07MUSIC CONFERENCE FRIDAY 11_______________________ 09INTERACTIVE CONFERENCE FRIDAY 11_________________ 10FILM & TV CONFERENCE FRIDAY 11____________________ 13MUSIC CONFERENCE SATURDAY 12____________________ 15INTERACTIVE CONFERENCE SATURDAY 12______________ 17FILM & TV CONFERENCE SATURDAY 12_________________ 17NS&V YOUNG PEOPLE’S STAGE_______________________ 19MUSIC EVENTS THURSDAY 10_________________________ 21GIG PLANNER_____________________________________ 24MUSIC EVENTS FRIDAY 11____________________________ 26MUSIC EVENTS SATURDAY 12_________________________ 30SPEAKERS’ BIOGRAPHIES____________________________ 33MAP OF VENUES___________________________________ 48Friday 8th November10am to 7pmSaturday 9th November10am to 2pmat www.ccn.ac.uk

INTRODUCTIONWe're very pleased and proud to bepresenting the 4th annual edition of NorwichSound & Vision.When we launched the very first NS&V backin 2010 the intention was always to create anevent that embedded the ethos of the biggestevent of this type in the world, sxsw in Austin.I think this year we've managed to do that bynot only increasing the scale of the musicfestival, but also the conference side ofthings. We have a comprehensive conferenceprogramme taking place over the three daysin three different venues. The programmefeatures interactive panel discussions dealingwith many hot topics within three distinctstrands of the commercial creativeindustries: music, film & TV, and the digitaland interactive industries.The success of Norwich Sound & Vision hasalways been down to strong partnershipworking between organisations, and I mustgive huge thanks to the Norwich Sound &Vision partners, both new and old, whohave worked with us to deliver a trulystunning programme.This year we also have a precursor toNorwich Sound & Vision on Wednesday 9thOctober at Epic Studios - which is the firstever instalment of CIDFO - the ConvergenceInternational Digital Forum. This event willsee a whole range of people with creativeand digital ideas pitch to a panel of investorsand commissioners - rather like a DragonsDen for the Creative Industries.Norwich Sound & Vision exists in order tohave a strong, positive impact on thecreative businesses and individuals based inthis region. And also to raise the profile andcultural tourism of the city itself.We feel that we have begun to makesignificant progress in delivering on thoseaims. Last year's event saw a footfall of 7000over the three days. This included 700 fulldelegates who were here to attend theconference, largely travelling from otherparts of the country, and from overseas inmany cases. This produced a visitor spendin the city of over £100,000 per day, whichincluded £25,000 spent on hotels. Therehave also been many instances ofindividuals and enterprises who have wonnew business or found new opportunities,including the creation of new jobs - throughengaging with Norwich Sound & Vision.So with the addition of the new excitingaspects of this years Norwich Sound &Vision we're clearly going to see furthergrowth in the event itself and also for thecreative commercial industries in our region.Welcome to Norwich Sound & Vision 2013.Go and engage in as many of the events asyou can and do please let us know how yourown #NSV2013 experience was for you.ADRIAN COOKE FESTIVAL DIRECTORNS&V TEAM: ROSIE ARNOLD & JENNY ALLISON:PROGRAMMING AND PRODUCTION MANAGERS,CLARA WISEMAN: YOUNG PEOPLE’S PROJECT MANAGERMUSIC CONFERENCETHURSDAY 10 OCTOBERSEA MEDIA PRESENTS AT EPIC10.00AM – 10.40AMMUSICIANS’ ATTITUDESTO COPYRIGHTJOHN STREET: UEATOM PHILLIPS: CREATE10.45AM – 11.30AMKNOW YOUR RIGHTS:MUSIC COPYRIGHTIN ACTIONPETER BRADBURY: SKY TVLEO O’BRIEN: PPLANDY ELLIS: PRSJOHN STREET: UEA (CHAIR)11.30AM – 12.15PMCOPYRIGHT VSCREATIVITY:HOW CAN WE STRIKETHE RIGHT BALANCEDEX LUSH: PORTMANTEAUEMILY STEWART: MUSICIAN’S UNIONJOE STOPPS: MOFO HIFICAROLINE DE COCK:COPYRIGHT4CREATIVITY12.30PM – 1.30PMHOW TO MAKE A GOODMUSIC VIDEOCAROLINE BOTTOMLEY:RADAR MUSIC VIDEOSGARY STANDLEY: BBC INTRODUCING2.00PM – 3.00PMHOW TO GET NATIONALRADIO AIRPLAYJAMES DONALDSON: CHAPPEL DAVIESJEN LONG: BBC RADIO ONEJOHN KENNEDY: XFM TBCSTEVE LAMACQ: BBC 6 MUSICGARY CROWLEY: BBC LONDON / 6 MUSIC3.15PM – 4.15PMRADIO REDHEADTALKFEST: HOW NOT TO DOA MUSIC INTERVIEWSOPHIE LITTLE: BBC INTRODUCINGAYCO DUYSTER: STUDIO BRUSSELSSPONSORS AND SUPPORTERSTHE NEUTRINOSPRESENT KLANGHAUS: HOUSEOF SOUNDPART INSTALLATION, PART GIG,A COLLISION BETWEEN NOISE,ETHEREAL SOUND AND THE DOMESTICTHE NEUTRINOS PREVIEW THEIRFORTHCOMING BERLIN RESIDENCYIN 8 SHOWS FOR NSV IN THE MOSTINTIMATE SETTING90 UPPER ST GILES STREET NR2 1LTTHU 10 OCT/FRI 11 OCT5PM/6PM/7PM/8PMUNIQUE FREE EVENT/BOOKING ADVISEDFOOD AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE BY THEFAMOUS HARBERCUE SMOKEHOUSELEAVING HOME: THE JOURNEYOF THE MUSICIAN/ARTIST OUTSIDETHEIR COMFORT ZONEFRESH FROM THEIR NSV KLANGHAUS SHOWS, JOIN THE NEUTRINOSFOR LATE BREAKFAST AND ANINFORMAL DISCUSSIONUPSTAIRS AT THE BICYCLE SHOP17 ST BENEDICTS STREET NR2 4PESAT 12 OCT/11AMFREE TO ATTENDBREAKFAST AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE(NOT COMPULSORY)4 / NS&V2013 NS&V2013 \ 5

INTERACTIVE CONFERENCETHURSDAY 10 OCTOBER@SYNCNORWICH AND @SUPAPASS PRESENTS AT NORWICH ARTS CENTRE11.15AM – 12.15PMWHICH INVESTMENTPATHWAY FOR YOURSTARTUP?Discussion between leading investor VCs,Angels, Accelerators & EntrepreneursTOM KRISTENSEN: E-SYNERGY (CHAIR)MATTHEW STAFFORD:STUDENT UPSTARTSSTUART AGER: FINANCE EASTFRANCIS SERIAU: ENTREPRENEUR12.30PM – 1.30PMTOMORROW’STECHNOLOGY TODAY:START-UP PITCHES“START-UP PITCH COMPETITION TO OURPANEL OF EXPERTS”Vote for your favourite start-up company /idea as Entrepreneurs present theirnew technology.2.30PM – 3.30PMKEYNOTE SPEAKER:JEREMY SILVER“DIGITAL MEDIEVAL – THE 1ST 20 YEARS OFMUSIC ON THE WEB AND THE NEXT”Are we entering a new Dark Ages or are weat the dawn of a new Renaissance? AreGoogle, Facebook, Apple and Amazonbecoming the new digital city states of theinternet and is the Maker Movement at theheart of a new digital medievalism? And inthe face of all that what should bands do tobuild their careers / businesses?JEREMY SILVER:SIBELIUS, MUSICMETRIC, SHAZAMEVER BEEN INA LOCAL BAND?The EAST ANGLIAN MUSICARCHIVE website is beinglaunched in October 2013musicfromtheeastzone.co.ukfacebook/musicfromtheeastzone3.45PM – 4.45PMKEYNOTE INTERVIEW:THOMAS WILLOMITZER“BEHIND-THE-SCENES BUILDING LASTFMUNTIL IT SOLD FOR $280M”Flying here from Vienna to share hisfascinating story, gain insight into thejourney building Last.FM as Chief TechnicalOfficer, until it sold to CBS for $280M,lessons learnt and where his work is takinghim now.THOMAS WILLOMITZER:FOUNDING CTO LAST.FM / JUMIOThis the start of a sixyear project to digitiseand host online thecollection of the EastAnglian Music Archive.The topic is localbands and you can getinvolved.If you were in a bandin Norfolk or Suffolkbetween 1955 and thepresent day then weare talking about you.EAST ANGLIAN MUSIC ARCHIVE (est 1982)53 Corbet Avenue, Sprowston,Norwich NR7 8HS 01603 444859info@musicfromtheeastzone.co.ukFILM & TV CONFERENCETHURSDAY 10 OCTOBERCINEMA CITY, ST ANDREWS HALL PLAIN, NORWICH10.00AM – 11.00AMHOW TO WRITE ASCREENPLAY... AWORKSHOP AND SURGERYTHIS PANEL IS PRESENTED BY THE UEASCHOOL OF FILM, TELEVISION & MEDIASTUDIES IN ASSOCIATION WITHWRITE2SCREENProfessional screenwriters and scriptconsultants explain what turns a story into ascreenplay. They will explain some of thetricks of the trade as they cover commonproblems with story-telling and structureand explain how to deal with them. They’llalso tackle how to write story outlines,treatments and synopses. This is aninteractive and practical session usingexamples and giving solid practicalguidance. Come armed with ideas,questions and problems..LUCY WARD: TV AND FILM PRODUCER ATWAVELENGTH FILMS AND PROJECT LEAD FORWRITE2SCREEN (CHAIR)CHRISTABELLE DILKS: SCREENWRITER ,SCRIPT CONSULTANT AND SCRIPT HOT HOUSEMENTOR FOR WRITE2SCREENMICHAEL LENGSFIELD: WRITER ANDLECTURER IN SCRIPTWRITING AT UEA AND SCRIPTHOT HOUSE MENTOR FOR WRITE2SCREEN11.15AM – 12.30PMWHERE IS THE MONEY?HOW TO GET YOUR FILMOR TV PROJECT INTOPRODUCTIONTHIS PANEL IS PRESENTED BY THE UEASCHOOL OF FILM, TELEVISION & MEDIASTUDIES IN ASSOCIATION WITHWAVELENGTH FILMSWhen you need money or support toprogress your script, develop a format, ordocumentary project; what are your options,what can you do and where can you go?PATRICK MCGRADY: CREATIVE DIRECTORAT WAVELENGTH FILMS (CHAIR)SAM BURTON: PROJECT OFFICER FORCREATIVE INDUSTRIES FOR THE LOW CARBONINNOVATION FUNDSUSIE WRIGHT: MEDIA PROJECT MANAGERIN CHANNEL 4’S CREATIVE DIVERSITY DEPARTMENTGUY MYHILL: WRITER AND FILM DIRECTORLEE GROOMBRIDGE: VIDEO AND FILMPRODUCER AT SOMESUCH & CO2.00 – 5.00PMNAHEMI ENCOUNTERSRUNNING TIME: 98 MINSTHIS EVENT IS PRESENTED BY NORWICHUNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS WITH NAHEMI,THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR HIGHEREDUCATION IN THE MOVING IMAGE.NAHEMI acts as a national forum for MovingImage in Higher Education, and the currentmembership includes 32 institutions. TheNAHEMI Encounters Programme has beenselected competitively from members’submissions of 39 films, and represents thebest of UK graduate films of 2013. Drama,documentary and animated films are allincluded, and the panel commented on thehigh standard of cinematography andcreativity evidenced in this year’s selection.www.nahemi.orgThe programme will be introduced byProfessor Suzie Hanna, Norwich Universityof the Arts.THE MAN WHO FELL FROM THE SKY(DOCUMENTARY / DIR. JIM SMITH / UWE BRISTOL)AFTERMATH(DRAMA / DIR. IRINA ALEXIU / GOLDSMITHS)ANOMALIES(ANIMATION / DIR. BEN CADY / RCA)INTERFERENCE(DRAMA / DIR. JOHN DANVOYE / LONDON FILMACADEMY)ROOM FOR TWO(DRAMA / DIR. JAN HILLMAN / LONDON FILMSCHOOL)BELOW THE ROW (DOCUMENTARY / DIR.GLEN TRAVIS / UCA FARNHAM )I LIKE TO BITE(ANIMATION / DIR. FIONA & STEPHANIE DULIEU /NUA)THE MASS OF MEN(DRAMA / DIR. GABRIEL GAUCHET / NFTS)Also showing:BLUENOTES(DRAMA/ DIR. TIM SWABY / NUA)6.00PM – 8.15PMGOOD VIBRATIONSSCREENING OF THE AWARD WINNINGFILM FOLLOWED BY Q&A WITHTERRI HOOLEYTerri Hooley is a radical, rebel and musicloverin 1970s Belfast when the bloodyconflict known as the Troubles shuts downhis city. As all his friends take sides and takeup arms, Terri opens a record shop on themost bombed half-mile in Europe and callsit Good Vibrations. Through it he discovers acompelling voice of resistance in the city'snascent underground punk scenes.Galvanising the young musicians into action,he becomes the unlikely leader of a motleyband of kids and punks who join him in hismission to create a new community, analternative Ulster, to bring his city back tolife. Much of the music is provided by bandsreleased by the Good Vibrations label, suchas The Undertones, The Outcasts and Rudi,as well as Stiff Little Fingers. Terri will be inattendance for a Q&A session after the film,chaired by punk music pundit John Robb.FREE FOR NSV DELEGATE PASSHOLDERS (PLACES ARE LIMITED AND ON AFIRST-COME-FIRST SERVED BASIS)ADULTS £9.10 / MEMBERS £7.10 /CONCESSIONS £8.10 / CONC.MEMBERS £6.10 / CHILD £5.60 /FAMILY OF 4 £26.006 / NS&V2013 CHECK THE WEBSITE AND APP FOR CONSTANT UPDATES TO THE CONFERENCE AND FESTIVAL PROGRAMMENS&V2013 \ 7

PPL PERFORMERFRIDAY 11TH OCTOBER AT 12:30PMNORWICH ARTS CENTRETHE AUDITORIUM & CAFÉ/BARMUSIC CONFERENCEFRIDAY 11 OCTOBER10.00AM – 11.00AMMAKING THE MOST FROMYOUR YOUTUBE CHANNELCAROLINE BOTTOMLEY: RADAR MUSICVIDEOS (CHAIR)GIDEON MOUNTFORD: BELIEVE DIGITALLUCY BLAIR: ANJUNABEATS11.15AM-12.15PMMUSIC FOR ADVERTISINGLicensing music to adverts continues tobe a valuable source of income for artists,record labels and publishers. Our panel ofexperts take through the process of howmusic is selected and how to put yourselfin contention.MARK GORDON: SCOREDRAW MUSIC (CHAIR)PAUL GOODBAN: JEFF WAYNE MUSICSOPHIE URQUHART: TIN DRUMTOMMY ZEE: MASSIVE MUSIC12.30PM – 1.30PMPPL PERFORMER SESSIONThis special event is being held inpartnership with the Featured ArtistCoalition (FAC), an organisation set up togive artists a voice in the fast changingmusic industry. PPL licenses recordedmusic played in public or broadcast onradio, TV and the internet, and thendistributes the licence fees to its performerand rightholder members. Established in1934, PPL exists to ensure that those whoinvest their time, talent and money to makerecorded music are fairly paid for theirwork. PPL is free to join, and currentlyrepresents tens of thousands of performersand record companies, from major namesto sole traders. PPL collects both domesticand international royalties and distributesthese to its members.KEITH HARRIS: PPL (CHAIR)MARK KELLY: FAC / MARILLIONJOHN ROBB: LOUDER THAN WAR /GOLDBLADEHOW TO ATTEND: Please note, places arelimited, you need to RSVP to attend atwww.pplfacnorwich.eventbrite.co.uk2.30PM – 3.30PMARTIST DEVELOPMENTPANELHow does an artist go from pub gigs tostadium tours and who are the key people inhelping that to happen? In this panel we lookat how artist development has changed inthe past 10 years and how it could be donein the future.ED POSTON: BMI (CHAIR)CARLO SCARAMPI: KILI LIVEFLASH TAYLOR: BUCKS MUSICJULIAN DEANE: RAYGUN MANAGEMENT3.45PM-4.45PMJAMAL EDWARDSIN CONVERSATIONWITH WENDY ROBYJAMAL EDWARDS: SBTVWENDY ROBYKEITH HARRIS, PPL DIRECTOROF PERFORMER AFFAIRS INCONVERSATION WITH MARKKELLY CO-CEO (MARILLION), PPLPERFORMER BOARD MEMBERAND CEO OF THE FEATUREDARTISTS COALITION, AND FACARTIST, JOHN ROBB, (LOUDERTHAN WAR/GOLDBLADE)WHO IS A BESTSELLING MUSICAUTHOR, JOURNALIST ANDDOCUMENTARY COMMENTATOR.Music licensing company PPL, which has tens ofthousands of performer and rightholder members, isexcited to be a part of Norwich Sound & Vision andis hosting a performer session and networking drinksas part of its UK-wide outreach programme.This session will be useful for artists and managers asit covers information about PPL’s role in the industryand why PPL income is such an important revenuesource for performers and session musicians. Thesession is open to all NS&V attendees and localartists and there will be plenty of opportunity toengage with PPL during a Q & A session and thenetworking drinks that will take place afterwards.TO ATTEND PLEASE RSVP TOJOE@ILIKETHESOUNDOFTHAT.COMppluk.comManaged by Norwich Arts Centre,Escalator Music strives to make timelyinterventions in the careers of emergingand mid-career musicians and musicalcreatives; identifying and nuturing talentby supporting creative developmentand encouraging a sustainable artisticpractice. Escalator Music providesmentoring, networking and performance.Escalator Music is one elementof Escalator, Arts Council England,South East’s talent in the South East region.WWW.ESCALATORMUSIC.CO.UKCHECK THE WEBSITE AND APP FOR CONSTANT UPDATES TO THE CONFERENCE AND FESTIVAL PROGRAMMENS&V2013 \ 9

INTERACTIVE CONFERENCEFRIDAY 11 OCTOBERNORFOLK INDIE GAME DEVELOPERS PRESENT THE NORWICH GAME EXPO AT EPIC10.00AM – 11.00AMKEYNOTE ADDRESSAND Q&AMANVEER HEIR: BIOWARE11.15AM – 12.15PMSUCCESSFUL COMMUNITYFUNDINGCrowdfunding sites such as Kickstarter andIndieGoGo have exploded in popularity overthe last few years with highly-publicisedstories of successfully funded creativeprojects, but also many tales of spectacularfailure. In this session, our panelists sharefrank and honest accounts of their ownrespective funding campaigns, and offersalient advice for those consideringcrowdfunding as a method to finance theirnext project.MIKE HANSON: PSYCHOTIC PSOFTWARENICOLL HUNT: I FIGHT BEARSBYRON ATKINSON-JONES: XIOTEXALEX RITCHINGS: BRIGHT SPRITE12.30PM – 1.30PMIN-GAME MUSIC:LICENSING ANDCOMMISSIONINGSmall studios rarely have the in-housecapability to produce full game soundtracks.In this session, we’ll look at differentalternative approaches to sourcing in-gamemusic, and the benefits and drawbacks ofcommissioning new compositionscompared to licensing existing works.ALISTAIR LINDSAY:FREELANCE COMPOSERDAVID HOUSDEN: HOUSDEN MUSICSERGIO PIMENTEL:NIMROD PRODUCTIONSMURUGAN THIRUCHELVAM /LEO CHILCOTT: BLACK HERONGAVIN HARRISON:GAVIN HARRISON SOUNDSNORWICH SOUND AND VISION 2013CONFERENCETHURSDAY 10 – SATURDAY 12 OCTOBERNorwich Sound & Vision conference is 3 days of lively debate,discussion, information, advice and inspiration for anyone who'sinvolved (or would like to be) in the music / radio / TV / film/multimedia industry. The conference will feature high profilespeakers from the music & media industries. Pass enablesentry to the conference and the music events over all 3 days.CONFERENCE AND FESTIVALDELEGATE PASS £80 / £65 CONSCONCESSIONS INCLUDE MEMBERS OF THE MUSICIANS UNION, BPI, AIM, MMF AND MPA2.30PM – 3.30PMCREATIVITY, CENSORSHIP,COPYRIGHT ANDCONTRACTS: WHAT EVERYGAME DEVELOPER NEEDSTO KNOW ABOUT THE LAWWhat protection does the law offer yourgame assets? From enforcing copyright andtrademarks of graphics, sound, game titlesand character likenesses, using nondisclosurecontracts, and preventing clonescopying the look and feel of a game, in thissession our panelists will discuss issuessurrounding games and the law.DAITHÍ MAC SÍTHIGH:UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGHJACK JONES: SHERIDANSTOM HEGARTY: ROLL73.45PM – 4.45PMGETTING YOUR GAMENOTICEDHow do you get your game noticed amongthe sea of new releases? In this session, ourpanelists will discuss smart ways to engagewith and get the attention of journalists,online and social media, and publishers.SIMON PARKIN: THE NEW YORKER /THE GUARDIAN / EDGE / EUROGAMERBEN BATEMAN: PLAYFIRESHAHID AHMAD: SONYANDREW SHEERIN: TERRORBULL GAMESINTERACTIVE CONFERENCEFRIDAY 11 OCTOBERNORWICH GAME EXPOTHE NORFOLK INDIE GAMEDEVELOPERS’ GROUP, INPARTNERSHIP WITH NORWICHSOUND & VISION, ARE DELIGHTEDTO ANNOUNCE AN EXCITING NEWEVENT COMING TO THE CITY. THENORWICH GAME EXPO WILLSHOWCASE THE LATESTVIDEOGAMES CREATED BYDEVELOPERS IN THE EAST OFENGLAND AND BEYOND, GIVINGMEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC ACHANCE TO PLAY GAMES INDEVELOPMENT FOR CONSOLES,PC, AND MOBILE PHONES BEFORETHEY ARE RELEASED, ANDTALKING DIRECTLY TO THEDEVELOPERS MAKING THOSEGAMES.THE EVENT, WHICH WILL RUN ONFRIDAY 11TH AND SATURDAY 12THOCTOBER 2013 AT EPIC STUDIOS,NORWICH, WILL FEATURE STANDSFROM OVER 25 INDEPENDENTGAME DEVELOPERS FROMAROUND THE REGION, ALONGSIDENATIONAL AND INTERNATIONALGAME STUDIOS. THERE WILL ALSOBE COMPETITIONS ANDGIVEAWAYS, TOGETHER WITHSOME VERY EXCITINGPRESENTATIONS FROM GAMEINDUSTRY VETERANS.#NGE2013@NorwichGameExpoPOLYCOMICALBased on the online comic Reynard City(www.reynardcity.com), Reynard City: TheVideo Game is a twist on the classic 2D sidescroller. Think Samurai Pizza Cats meetsStreets of Rage 2!www.reynardcity.comFREEKSTORMDoctor Kvorak is an atmospheric singleplayer3D adventure puzzle game for PC,Mac and Console. The game is designed forall ages and also features a full map-editorand community map server. The gamefollows Greeboo’s brave and fearless questto rescue his comrades and save his worldfrom certain destruction. But all is not whatit seems....just exactly who is Doctor Kvorak,and what does he really want?www.doctorkvorak.comOMNOMCOMDot.Stop.Run is an auto running game,available on Android, iOS, Ouya + Desktop inOctober 2013. The player is a sentient pixel,"Dot", who must use her ability to alter theflow of time in order to solve puzzles, andsave the simulation she resides in fromtotal collapse.www.dotstoprun.comMIDNIGHT LAUNCHSTUDIOSOur main project, "The Only Certainty", is atop-down space exploration game currentlyin the form of an alpha demo. We will betalking about the game and how we startedwith no game development experiencewhatsoever!www.midnightlaunchstudios.co.ukEXOBYTEExobyte will be demonstrating three Androidmobile phone apps: Cherry Chaser andSuper Snake are simulations of traditional"pub style" fruit machine games and bothhave proved popular around the world andparticularly across Europe. Cherry ChaserSlot Machine recently surpassed a milliondownloads on Google Play. Both gameshave simple and addictive gameplay thatkeeps you coming back for more.www.exobyte.netFORCE OF HABITToast Time is a throwback to the golden ageof video games where old-school homebrewtitles fused arcade action with a distinctlyBritish sense of humour. An appetisingarena shoot-em-up garnished with towerdefenceelements and served warm withawesome-sauce (probably syrup).www.forceofhab.itROBIN SILCOCK ANDJESS MAGNUSWe'll be running an interactive workshop toshow a brief look into the work of 3D andGame Artists. We will be offering funactivities such as the chance to sit for a'speed portrait', 3D modeling tutorials,advice for school-leavers, and more artrelatedfun!www.robinsilcock.comwww.jessmagnus.co.ukALISTAIR AITCHESONSlamjet Stadium is the future's mostpopular and deadly sport - a superchargedversion of soccer played on hoverbikes. It'sfast-paced physics-based chaos whereyou're encouraged to get in your opponents'way and play dirty!www.slamjetstadium.comFORCE OF HABITToast Time is a throwback to the golden ageof video games where old-school homebrewtitles fused arcade action with a distinctlyBritish sense of humour. An appetisingarena shoot-em-up garnished with towerdefenceelements and served warm withawesome-sauce (probably syrup).www.forceofhab.it2 PERSON GAMESSpace Salvager is a top down spaceshooter, where the player travels aroundthe constellation of Nyr Heim, comprisedof over eighty different sectors. Space isfull of opportunity and death, more oftenthan not both.www.2pgames.net10 / NS&V2013 CHECK THE WEBSITE AND APP FOR CONSTANT UPDATES TO THE CONFERENCE AND FESTIVAL PROGRAMMENS&V2013 \ 11

FILM & TV CONFERENCEFRIDAY 11 OCTOBERCINEMA CITY10.00AM – 11.20AMWRITING TV COMEDYPANEL IS PRESENTED BY THE UEASCHOOL OF FILM, TELEVISION AND MEDIASTUDIES IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE MAKEME LAUGH RESEARCH TEAM.Hear advice on pitching and developingcomedy projects from some of the hottestcomedy writers in the UK. Exclusive toNS+V2013, find out more about the businessof writing funny for a living.DR SARAH RALPH: UEA (CHAIR)SUE TEDDERN:MY FAMILY, BIRDS OF A FEATHERANDREW ELLARD:MIRANDA, IT CROWD, RED DWARFPAUL DOOLAN:TROLLIED, ANNA AND KATY, MAN STROKE WOMANSIMON NYE:MEN BEHAVING BADLY, IS IT LEGAL?11.30AM – 1.00PMIN CONVERSATION WITHCOMEDY PRODUCERADAM TANDYPANEL IS PRESENTED BY THE UEASCHOOL OF FILM, TELEVISION AND MEDIASTUDIES IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE MAKEME LAUGH RESEARCH TEAM.Producer Adam Tandy talks about hisexperience developing and producingcomedy work over the last two decades,including I'm Alan Partridge, The Thick of It,A Touch of Cloth and the film In the Loop,revealing the hurdles and opportunities newwriters and producers might face.DR BRETT MILLS: (CHAIR)ADAM TANDY:THE THICK OF IT, I'M ALAN PARTRIDGENORWICH SOUND AND VISION 2013£35CONFERENCEAND FESTIVALDAY TICKET2.00PM – 5.00PMTRANSMEDIADOCUMENTARY:THE NOTION OF LOCALENGAGEMENT INMULTIPLATFORMCONTENT CREATIONEVENT IS PRESENTED BYNORWICH UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTSWITH CREATIVE SKILLSETStorytelling has arguably been thesustenance of communities since timebegan. People would congregate around acampfire and add to what was being toldand take elements away to share.Transmedia documentary is not a wholenew world of storytelling but a discussionwith an audience in a different way, takingadvantage of the available technology andcreating new dynamics in order that peoplecan share their voices and the work they arecreating.This symposium will consider: The recentgrowth in demand for, and the spotlight on,hyperlocal media. The increasedengagement of users through connecteddevices. The increasing significance oftransmedia documentary for ‘consumers’.And the notion of local engagement inmultiplatform content creation.PROFESSOR SUZIE HANNA:PROFESSOR OF ANIMATION EDUCATION, NORWICHUNIVERSITY OF THE ARTSDR JUDITH ASTON:SENIOR LECTURER, FACULTY OF ARTS, CREATIVEINDUSTRIES AND EDUCATION, UWE BRISTOLPHILIPPA TOMLIN: CREATIVE DIRECTOR,NATIONAL THEATRE, DUNDEEMELANIE MANCHOT: PHOTOGRAPHER?12 / NS&V2013 CHECK THE WEBSITE AND APP FOR CONSTANT UPDATES TO THE CONFERENCE AND FESTIVAL PROGRAMMENS&V2013 \ 13

INTERACTIVE CONFERENCESATURDAY 12 OCTOBERMUSIC CONFERENCESATURDAY 12 OCTOBERNORWICH ARTS CENTRE10.00AM – 11.00AMONLINE TOOLS FORARTISTSALLY GRAY: EMU BANDS (CHAIR)DAN ROSIES: MUSIC GLUEMARCUS TAYLOR: VENTURE HARBOURBRYAN JOHNSON: SPOTIFY11.15AM – 12.15PMHOW TO MAKE A LIVINGFROM MUSICANDY ELLIS: PRS (CHAIR)DEX LUSH: PORTMANTEAUTOM ROBINSON: BBC 6 MUSIC12.30PM – 1.30PMMUSIC FOR MOVIETRAILERSThink Movie Trailers just use the music fromthe film they're promoting? Think again. Hugebudgets go into marketing the finished movieand having the right music to make the rightimpact is crucial. Angel Mendoza , musicsupervisor from AV Squad in Los Angeles,explains the process, how he sources hismusic, and what makes a good piece of musicfor a movie trailer.ANGEL MENDOZA: AV SQUADMARK GORDON:SCOREDRAW MUSIC (CHAIR)2.30PM – 3.30PMWHAT IS A&R IN TODAY'SINDUSTRY?Looking at the A&R process and how it haschanged over time, we invite two of today'stop A&R scouts to share how they find newacts and two senior A&R's to talk about howthe process has changed and what they lookfor in an artist.ED POSTON: BMI (CHAIR)KORDA MARSHALL:INFECTIOUS RECORDSJORDAN WHITMORE: ATLANTIC RECORDSNICK ROBINSON: KOBALT MUSICEVE FAIRLEY: KOBALT MUSIC3.45PM – 4.45PMFUNDING ROCK & ROLLCHRIS BYE: ARTS COUNCIL ENGLANDLAURA WHITTICASE: PRS FOR MUSICTOM ROBINSON: BBC 6 MUSIC6.00PM – 7.00PM IN NAC BARTHE ANFIELD WRAP ANDTHE RIDER PRESENT APANEL LOOKING INTO THESHIFTING RELATIONSHIPBETWEEN FOOTBALL ONONE HAND AND FILM,MUSIC AND OTHERCULTURAL FORMS ONTHE OTHER.This hour seeks to investigate these links bothfrom the business and artistic point of view.Expect fast moving, in-depth discussion.NEIL ATKINSON:THE ANFIELD WRAP (CHAIR)JOHN GIBBONS: THE ANFIELD WRAPKEVIN SAMPSON: AUTHORJULIET JACQUES:WRITER AND JOURNALISTDAVE PICHILINGI:CEO LIVERPOOL SOUND CITYNS&V2013 GIG WRISTBANDS £40THIS ALLOWS ENTRY TO ALL VENUES ACROSS THE CITY OVER ALL 3 NIGHTS. SOME EVENTS WILL BE VERY POPULAR AND TO GUARANTEEENTRY IT WILL BE NECESSARY TO ARRIVE AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE. ENTRY WILL BE ON A FIRST-COME FIRST-SERVED BASIS.CHECK THE WEBSITE AND APP FOR CONSTANT UPDATES TO THE CONFERENCE AND FESTIVAL PROGRAMMENS&V2013 \ 15

INTERACTIVE CONFERENCESATURDAY 12 OCTOBERNORFOLK INDIE GAME DEVELOPERS PRESENT THE NORWICH GAME EXPO AT EPIC10.00AM – 11.00AMSTORYTELLING ANDMEANINGFUL GAMEPLAYWhat constitutes “meaningful” gameplay?As games become ever more immersive,should developers take more carefulconsideration of the meaning of in-gameactions and their consequences?IMRE JELE: BOSSA STUDIOSAL SCARROW: AUTHOR12.30PM – 1.30PMPLAYER ENGAGEMENTHow do you set an appropriate pace tomaintain player engagement over thecourse of a game? From the moment theplayer chooses to start, how long does ittake to get into the game? And how muchlonger before the player experiences amoment of real agency and engagement?Producer and game critic Cara Ellisonexamines these issues in this session.CARA ELLISON:THE GUARDIAN, ROCK, PAPER, SHOTGUN, KOTAKUFILM & TV CONFERENCESATURDAY 12 OCTOBERCINEMA CITY10.00AM – 11.20AMONLINE PRODUCTION& DISTRIBUTIONPANEL PRESENTED BY THE UEA SCHOOLOF FILM, TELEVISION & MEDIA STUDIES.Targeting local and regional filmmakers, orthose interested in moving into that field,this panel brings together funders, onlineexhibitors, and filmmakers to debate whatthe future holds for digital filmmakers. Hearfrom Creative England, online exhibitor andfilm festival The Smalls, and local filmmakerStuart Ashen, whose recent feature film wascrowd-sourced and distributed via YouTube.DR SARAH GODFREY: (CHAIR)STUART ASHENCAROLINE NORBURY:CEO CREATIVE ENGLANDKATE TANCRED:MANAGING DIRECTOR THE SMALLS11.40AM – 1.00PMDOCTOR WHO ANDBEYOND: BRITISHFANTASY / SCIENCEFICTION TELEVISIONPANEL PRESENTED BY THE UEA SCHOOLOF FILM, TELEVISION & MEDIA STUDIES.Join the writers and producers from someof the UK’s biggest fantasy and sciencefiction programmes. From Daleks andCybermen to teenage werewolves, spies,wizards and aliens, this panel gets to gripswith what it is like to write and producethese popular shows, and how to pitchfantasy projects to UK broadcasters.DR KEITH M JOHNSTON: (CHAIR)PHIL FORD:CO CREATOR OF WIZARDS VS ALIENS, WRITER ONSARAH JANE ADVENTURES, DOCTOR WHONATHAN COCKERILL:MI:HIGH, HOUSE OF ANUBISDEBBIE MOON:FILM & TV WRITER, CREATOR OF WOLFBLOOD16 / NS&V2013 CHECK THE WEBSITE AND APP FOR CONSTANT UPDATES TO THE CONFERENCE AND FESTIVAL PROGRAMMENS&V2013 \ 17

THURSDAY 10 / FRIDAY 11 / SATURDAY 12 OCTOBERNS&V YOUNG PEOPLE’S STAGETHIS YEAR’S FESTIVAL INCLUDES A YOUNG PEOPLE’S STAGE – SHOWCASING UP AND COMING YOUNG BANDSFROM NORFOLK. PART OF THE LINE-UP INCLUDES YOUNG ARTISTS WHO ARE ATTENDING CME’S BAND SKILLSCOURSES WHICH HAVE BEEN TAKING PLACE ACROSS THE COUNTY OVER THE LAST FEW MONTHS. THE YOUTHMUSIC FUNDED COURSES HELP YOUNG PEOPLE DEVELOP THEIR SONG WRITING, STAGE CRAFT, VOCAL ANDINSTRUMENT SKILLS, AND OFFER INFORMATION AND ADVICE ON EDUCATION AND CAREERS IN MUSIC.THE GARAGE, 14 CHAPELFIELD NORTH, NORWICH NR2 1NYTHURSDAY 10THE RUMBLE /IN MEMORIUM /LET’S EAT GRANDMA /HARRY & AMELIA /CROWN THE PROPHECYTHE RUMBLE: Influenced by artists such asThe Black Keys, Led Zeppelin, Oli Brown,Little Barrie, Cage The Elephant and manymore, this three-piece band play a tastyblend of rock/blues/funkiness. With OliAston on vocals and guitar, Charlie Love ondrums and Ben Aston on bass, this teenagetrio (aged 14 to 16) have a passion for musicand write original material (whilst doing theodd cover) to make themselves, and anyonein the vicinity, happy.IN MEMORIUM: Determined, energetic anddiverse, In Memorium are a six-piecerock/metal band from Norwich who playloud and heavy.LET’S EAT GRANDMA: Rosa and Jennycreate a charming and eclectic mix ofharmonies and melodies using voice, guitar,mandolin, keyboard and other instruments.SARAH CORLETTSARAH CORLETT MARK WERNHAMHARRY & AMELIA: Harry Lake and AmeliaStephanides are singer songwriters whomet on CME rock school and perform bothtogether and solo.CROWN THIS PROPHECY: This youngrock/metal band from Norwich feature dualvocals and intricate guitar lines.6.00PM-8.00PM / FREEFRIDAY 11MONTAGUES & CAPULETS /THE CRATES /THE MONDEGREENS /AMAZON BLUMONTAGUES AND CAPULETS: A four pieceindie/rock band from Norwich, consisting ofNathan Baverstock, 17, vocals and guitar,George Kerridge, 18, on bass, Ross Allen, 19,as lead guitarist and Benjamin Chatburn, 18,on drums. Having formed in early 2013, withinfluences from bands such as ArcticMonkeys, The Cribs, The Libertines and TheStrokes, the four piece has quickly developeda unique sound, and the music created pushesthe boundaries of indie rock and song writing.Montagues & Capulets’ songs are based ondark storylines accompanied by upbeatrhythms that ultimately convince audiences totap their toes and nod their heads.THE CRATES: A three-piece band fromNorwich, formed in 2010 featuring CharlieSoffe (guitar & vocals), James ‘Jammin’Winterburn (drums & vocals), and JonoWoods (bass & backing vocals).SARAH CORLETTSARAH CORLETTTHE MONDEGREENS: A four-piece indie rockband from Norwich who met on CME rockschools. Made of Oli Jordan, Gabriel Gifford,Fred Garratt-Stanley and Jan Shelley.AMAZON BLU: All-girl indie popsters withshades of Lily Allen, Kate Nash and thePixies play their debut live gig. Tallis, Liv andEvie are all aged 14.6.00PM-8.00PM / FREESATURDAY 12MEXICOPLUS A SHOWCASE OF BANDSFROM ROCK SCHOOLS INWALCOTT, NORTH WALSHAM,KING’S LYNN AND GREATYARMOUTH.6.00PM-8.00PM / FREEMARK WERNHAMCHECK THE WEBSITE AND APP FOR CONSTANT UPDATES TO THE CONFERENCE AND FESTIVAL PROGRAMMENS&V2013 \ 19

MUSIC EVENTSTHURSDAY 10 OCTOBERPRS PRESENTSGHOSTPOET /NO CEREMONY /SULLIVAN AND GOLDGHOST POET: Mercury Music Prizenominated avant-garde hip hop/indie artist.Immediately captivating and uniquelyhonest – the musings of Ghostpoet trulycome to life when he performs live.WOMBATWOMBAT SHOWCASEDOE / THE MONDEGREENS /HORSE PARTYDOE: Think Hot Snakes and Fugazi in thatpost-punk/post-hardcore tradition, with aheavy emphasis on melody, duelling girlboyvocals and nifty guitar interplay. Reallybloody good already.’ (collective-zine.co.uk)ARTROCKER STAGECOMANECHI / PINS /FEMALE SMELL /THERE’S SOMEONE INTHE PONDCOMANECHI: Ear splittingly loud noise-rocktrio formed in Hackney.THE MONDEGREENS: A four-piece indierock band from Norwich.NO CEREMONY: Manchester electro pop trio.PINS: Manchester-based, Bella Unionsigned,4-piece. Reminiscent of Crystal Stiltsand the Vivian Girls.SULLIVAN AND GOLD: Heartstrong,acoustic-based duo from County Derry. Forfans of Bombay Bicycle Club, Iron & Wineand Fleet Foxes.HORSE PARTY: Coming on like FleetwoodMac covering dEUS via Fugazi and earlyVerve, Horse Party bonded over a sharedlove of Bjork, Savages, Daughter andterrible movies.FEMALE SMELL: Agressive, scratchy,garage punk rock.NAC / 8PM / £15 ADV / £17 OTDNAC CAFÉ BAR /THERE’S SOMEONE IN THE PONDHOG IN ARMOUR / 8PM£5 ADV / £6 OTDCHECK THE WEBSITE AND APP FOR CONSTANT UPDATES TO THE CONFERENCE AND FESTIVAL PROGRAMMENS&V2013 \ 21

MUSIC EVENTSTHURSDAY 10 OCTOBERIMC (INTERNATIONAL MUSIC COMMUNITY) &DISCOVERY 2 SHOWCASETHE MANIC SHINE /THE UNDIVIDED /THE THESPIANS /COMMON TONGUES /KEVIN PEARCETHE MANIC SHINE: A rock band unlike anyyou will have ever heard. With a vast soundthat links progressive alt/rock withatmospheric synth noise they combineincredible guitar solos, time signaturechanges and a heart-pounding groove todeliver an inebriating wall of metamorphicart rock.THE UNDIVIDED: Since their formation in2009 they have been making waves acrossthe South Wales music scene and beyondwith their anthemic brand of indie rock.THE THESPIANS: 'The Thespians are the UK’snext massive garage rock band. The UK’sanswer to The Strokes. They’re just f**kincool'. – MICHAEL ANDERSON, S14G (MTV NEW YORK)COMMON TONGUES: Indie folk 5-piece bandhailing from the shores of Brighton thatcombine their love of tender and emotivesong writing with a passion forexperimentation and atmospherics.KEVIN PEARCE: ‘Pearce’s delivery, emotionalyet mellow, will invite some obviouscomparisons to Nick Drake, but it’s acomparison Pearce can bear, as the materialhere is of such quality’. – ACOUSTIC MAGAZINEEPIC / 8PM / £3 ADV / £5 OTDFRENCH ACTS AT OPENWE WERE EVERGREEN /CHEVEU / BRNS /MESPARROWWE WERE EVERGREEN: French trio thatfuses English folk, pop and disco and thestorytelling traditions of their native France,with a kleptomaniacal approach to worldmusic too.CHEVEU: Proto-Punk surely and arty maybe(think Cabaret Voltaire or Suicide) but thisParisian trio’s new tracks will be stuck inyour head for days.BRNS: From the medieval and postmoderncorners of Brussels come BRNS, amesmerizing experiment in dusk, dance,and the fullness of sound. Like the dark-yetvibrantimages of Brussels artist Yardz orCarl Roosens, this quartet of talented multiinstrumentalistsweaves together tunes thatare mystical, moody and insatiably catchy.MESPARROW: The ideal pseudonym for asinger from Tours called Marion Gaume whocouldn’t wait to take flight. She does pop inthe widest sense of the word. Modern musicwith roots reaching back to gospel, musichall and life well lived.OPEN / 7PM / £6 ADV / £8 OTDJOHN LANGAN /BANDANTONIO LULIC /DAN WILDE /WOODLAND CREATURESJOHN LANGAN BAND: ‘Astonishing work,boundlessly inventive… driving rhythms andmesmerising folk melodies’– R2 MAGAZINEANTONIO LULIC: This folk-rock singersongwriterpossesses a deep and gravellyvocal that combines with a powerful yetintimate lyrical style to deliver passionateand uniquely soulful music.DAN WILDE: Cambridge based songwriterthat will be performing his own brand ofrichly observant folk.WOODLAND CREATURES: ‘With their multiinstrumentalset up (banjo, bodhran, djembe,baby accordian and more) The WoodlandCreatures evoke rural simplicity with an earthysense of pagan ideals’.– FINE CITY MAGAZINEBICYCLE SHOP /DOORS 7PM / £5 OTDMUSIC EVENTSTHURSDAY 10 OCTOBERLADY LAMB THEBEEKEEPER /GEORGE EZRA / ABI WADE /MEADOWLARKHer poetic lyrics of horror and love, coupledwith a vocal maturity that belies her tenderage, make Aly Spaltro's songs seem magicalGEORGE EZRA: ‘George produces balladsthat break and steal hearts in equalmeasures, all stuck together by hisincredible voice and its raw, delicioustone’. – BBC INTRODUCINGABI WADE: Abi’s music is seemingly andseamlessly sewn together, each beat, melodyand bass line put exactly in its place to createsongs that pull the heartstrings and aperformance that will beguile and intrigue.MEADOWLARK: Think huge instrumentallandscaping, enough melody to not only fillthe deepest of canyons but spill over thesides and one of the finest female voicesyou’ll hear this year.BIRDCAGE / 8PM / £5 ADV / £6 OTDNORDIC GIANTSThe mysterious duo perform livesoundtracks to a backdrop of award winningshort films that do not shy away from dark,yet poignant subjects. Dreamy ambientswells, epic builds and huge moments ofpower overwhelm their captivatedaudiences who describe the experience assomething akin to a religious experience.CINEMA CITY / 9.30PM / £5 / SEATEDDEVIL SOLD HIS SOUL /WE BUTTER THEBREAD WITH BUTTERDEVIL SOLD HIS SOUL: Ambient influencedprogressive metal/post-hardcore band fromthe South of England.WE BUTTER THE BREAD WITH BUTTER:German deathcore band with strongelectronic elements.WATERFRONT STUDIO / 7.30PM /£8 ADVATM SHOWCASEBOX OF LIGHT /EYES IN ISTANBULL /PONY AND TRAP / +TBCOLIVES / TIME TBC / £TBCYOUNG PEOPLE’S STAGETHE RUMBLE /IN MEMORIUM /LET’S EAT GRANDMA /HARRY & AMELIA /CROWN THE PROPHECYTHE RUMBLE: Influenced by artists such asThe Black Keys, Led Zeppelin, Oli Brown,Little Barrie, Cage The Elephant and manymore, this three-piece band play a tastyblend of rock/blues/funkiness. With OliAston on vocals and guitar, Charlie Love ondrums and Ben Aston on bass, this teenagetrio (aged 14 to 16) have a passion for musicand write original material (whilst doing theodd cover) to make themselves, and anyonein the vicinity, happy.IN MEMORIUM: Determined, energetic anddiverse, In Memorium are a six-piecerock/metal band from Norwich who playloud and heavy.LET’S EAT GRANDMA: Rosa and Jennycreate a charming and eclectic mix ofharmonies and melodies using voice, guitar,mandolin, keyboard and other instruments.HARRY & AMELIA: Harry Lake and AmeliaStephanides are singer songwriters whomet on CME rock school and perform bothtogether and solo.CROWN THE PROPHECY: This youngrock/metal band from Norwich feature dualvocals and intricate guitar lines.THE GARAGE / 6-8PM / FREETHE NEUTRINOS PRESENTKLANG HAUS: HOUSE OFSOUNDA unique free event: part installation, partgig, a collision between noise, etherealsound and the domestic.90 UPPER ST GILES STREET /PERFORMANCES 5PM / 6PM / 7PM /8PM / FREE BUT SPACES ARE LIMITED22 / NS&V2013 CHECK THE WEBSITE AND APP FOR CONSTANT UPDATES TO THE CONFERENCE AND FESTIVAL PROGRAMMENS&V2013 \ 23

THU 10DAYTIMEEVENINGFRI 11DAYTIMEEVENINGNAC NAC BAR ARTROCKER@HOG INARMOURCONFERENCEPRS FOR MUSICPRESENTSTIME TBCSULLIVAN &GOLDTIME TBCNO CEREMONYTIME TBCGHOSTPOETCONFERENCEINFECTIOUS RECORDSSHOWCASETIME TBCDEMSTIME TBCRADKEYSUPERFOODTIME TBCDRENGEWOMBAT WOMBATPRESENTS...8.00PMTHEMONDEGREENS8.50PM+TBC9.40PMDOE10.30PMHORSE PARTYTIME TBCALT-J DJS TBCARTROCKER STAGETIME TBCTHERE’SSOMEONE INTHE PONDTIME TBCFEMALE SMELLTIME TBCPINSTIME TBCCOMANECHIARTROCKER STAGETIME TBCALPHA MALETEA PARTYTIME TBCROYAL BLOOD TBCTIME TBCGOD DAMNTIME TBCEAGULLSTIME TBCISLETOPEN WATERFRONT WATERFRONTSTUDIOFRENCH EXPORTSHOWCASE7.30PMMESPARROW8.30PMBRNS9.30PMCHEVEU10.30PMWE WEREEVERGREENTRU THOUGHTSSHOWCASE7.30PMROBERT LUIS DJ8.30PMHARLEIGHBLU9.30PMRODNEY P10.30PMTYTHE PLUGG PRESENTS12.00AMJAZZANOVA DJSTIME TBCNINA NESBITTTIME TBCWE BUTTER THEBREAD WITHBUTTERTIME TBCDEVIL SOLD HISSOULTIME TBCBLOODY KNEESTIME TBCFURSTIME TBCSAN CISCOBICYCLESHOP7.00PMWOODLANDCREATURES8.00PMDAN WILDE9.00PMANTONIO LULIC10.00PMJOHN LANGANBAND7.00PMGRANT LEY8.00PMDE’BORAH9.00PMWILL VARLEY10.00PMLISA REDFORDBIRDCAGE EPIC ASSEMBLYROOMSTIME TBCMEADOWLARKTIME TBCABI WADETIME TBCGEORGE EZRATIME TBCLADY LAMB THEBEEKEEPERTILTING SKYSHOWCASETIME TBCBIRDS OF HELLTIME TBCDAMIEN FLYNNTIME TBCJUSTHANDSHAKES(WE’REBRITISH)TIME TBCALTO45CONFERENCEIMC & DISCOVERY 2presents7.30PMKEVIN PEARCE8.10PMCOMMONTONGUES8.50PMTHE THESPIANS9.30PMTHE UNDIVIDED10.10PMTHE MANICSHINECONFERENCEIC MUSICSHOWCASE8.00PMLENA DELUXE8.50PMFLYINGHORSEMAN9.40PMTHEDARLINGTONS10.30PMKILLAMONJAMBO7.30PMWOODEN8.30PMMAMMALHANDS9.30PMHALLSCINEMA CITYCONFERENCENAHEMI FILMSSCREENINGGOOD VIBRATIONSSCREENING +TERRI HOOLEY Q&A10.00PM (DOORS 9.30PM)NORDIC GIANTSCONFERENCETHE GARAGESOUND ADVICESESSIONYOUNG PEOPLE’SSTAGE6.00PM – 8.00PMCROWN THEPROPHECYIN MEMORIUMLET’S EATGRANDMAHARRY & AMELIATHE RUMBLEYOUNG PEOPLE’SSTAGE6.00PM – 8.00PMAMAZON BLUTHEMONDEGREENSTHE CRATESMONTAGUES &CAPULETS90 UPPER STGILES STREET5.00PM / 6.00PM7.00PM / 8.00PMTHE NEUTRINOSPRESENTKLANG HAUSFREE (BUT SEE PAGE 5FOR DETAILS)5.00PM / 6.00PM7.00PM / 8.00PMTHE NEUTRINOSPRESENTKLANG HAUSFREE (BUT SEE PAGE 5FOR DETAILS)OLIVES40 ELM HILLACCESS TO MUSICPRESENTS...TIME TBC+TBCTIME TBCPONY AND TRAPTIME TBCEYES INISTANBULLTIME TBCBOX OF LIGHTMONOTREMESHOWCASETIME TBCNIAGARATIME TBCM+ATIME TBCMIDAS FALLSAT 12DAYTIMEEVENING24 / NS&V2013CONFERENCE11.00AMCONFERENCE CONFERENCEDISCUSSIONWITH THE NEUTRINOSOVER BREAKFASTTIME TBCKEEP UPTIME TBCBIG DEALTIME TBCFOXESTHE RIDERPRESENTSTIME TBCSILENT SLEEP(DUO)TIME TBCTOM ROBINSONTIME TBCBALTIC FLEETTIME TBCKIRANLEONARDANFIELD WRAPARTROCKER STAGETIME TBCCUT YOURSELFIN HALFTIME TBCPURSONTIME TBCHONNINGBARNAASL SHOWCASE8.00PMCRUSHED BEAKS8.45PMPAWWS9.30PMSIVUTHE LINE OF BESTFIT SHOWCASE10.15PM+TBC11.15PMCLARE MAGUIREOPEN CLUB ROOMTIME TBCMØTIME TBCALUNA GEORGE7.00PMMATT WATSON8.00PMCHAD MASON9.00PMLILY & MEG10.00PMGREN BARTLEYGRAVY RECORDSSHOWCASETIME TBCMEGA EMOTIONTIME TBCBAD GRAMMARTIME TBCSAN ZHITIME TBCSISTERSTIME TBCLENA DELUXETIME TBCFLYINGHORSEMENTIME TBCTHEDARLINGTONS11.00PMDY MONEYSHOT12.00AMDJ CHEEBAYOUNG PEOPLE’SSTAGE6.00PM – 8.00PMMUSIC VIDEO FROMKINGS LYNNDRILL TOINFINITYTRAPPED UNDERTHE BELL JARTHEAQUAINTANCESMEXICOALPHABET BANDSSHOWCASETIME TBCCURXESTIME TBCSTRANGERSTIME TBCWAYLAYERSNS&V2013 \ 25

MUSIC EVENTSFRIDAY 11 OCTOBERMUSIC EVENTSFRIDAY 11 OCTOBERINFECTIOUS RECORDS SHOWCASEDRENGE / SUPERFOOD /RADKEY / DEMSDRENGE: 2 brothers. guitar & drums.Thunderous punk rock duo that were oneof the highlights at this year'sGlastonbury Festival.ARTROCKER STAGEISLET / EAGULLS /GOD DAMN TBC /ROYAL BLOOD TBCISLET: Cardiff bases four piece who makean “unhinged, euphoric, wonderful sound”– PITCHFORKTRU THOUGHTS SHOWCASETY / RODNEY P /HARLEIGHBLU /ROBERT LUIS DJTY: British hip hop artist, Ben Chijioke,that has built a reputation around hislyrical frankness.LISA REDFORD /WILL VARLEY /DE’BORAH / GRANT LEYLISA REDFORD: “One of our finestsinger/songwriters” BOB HARRIS, BBC RADIO 2TILTING SKY SHOWCASEALTO45 /JUST HANDSHAKES(WE’RE BRITISH) /DAMIEN FLYNN /BIRDS OF HELLALTO45: Homemade pop music from threemen in lab coats. Escalator Music supported.HALLS / MAMMAL HANDS /WOODEN ARMSHALLS: Evocative in sound and yet isolationistin sentiment, it is an intense, dramatic andemotive study of loss and modern anxiety setto a strained electronic soundtrack.SUPERFOOD: Four-piece oddball gang fromBirmingham with a fierce live reputation.EAGULLS: Leeds based gritty punk bandwith fuzzed out melodies.RODNEY P: British MC and one of theoriginal members of the influential LondonPosse who entered the UK hip hop scene inthe 1980s.WILL VARLEY: 26 year old folksinger / poet /storyteller and novelist from London.JUST HANDSHAKES (WE’RE BRITISH):MAMMAL HANDS: They combine keyboards,saxophone, guitar, drums, tabla, livesampling and electronics in a melting pot ofjazz, world and electronic music.RADKEY: Radkey is a punk band from St.Joseph, Missouri made up of three teenagebrothers: Dee, Isaiah, and SolomonDAMIEN FLYNN: Woven over a forcefulfinger-picking guitar style that turns often torousing and percussive rhythms, Damienhas crafted a host of searing andmemorable songwriting.WOODEN ARMS: They are a subtle blendbetween classical instrumentation andcomposition with modern melodiesand production.ROYAL BLOOD: Royal Blood are a two pieceband formed in Brighton, UKHARLEIGHBLU: A 21 year old singer with anoutstanding soul voice.DE’BORAH: ‘De’Borah has a wonderful voicethat manages to achieve that balance betweendelicacy and strength’ SIMON EVANS, BBC RADIO KENTDEMS: Genre defying dark melodies withjagged beats and haunting vocals.HOG IN ARMOUR / 8PM£5 ADV / £6 OTDIC MUSIC SHOWCASEKILLAMONJAMBO /FLYING HORSEMAN /THE DARLINGTONS /LENA DELUXETHE DARLINGTONS:ROBERT LUIS DJ: Robert is the founder,co-owner and A&R for Tru Thoughts, as wellas a promoter and DJ.GRANT LEY: Singer-songwriter fromNorwich ready to take on the UK and beyond.BIRDS OF HELL: You can expect vocodaizedchildren's songs, a duet with his deadgrandma and songs about family, a mouldyfridge and Clint Eastwood.BIRDCAGE / 8PM / £5 / £6 OTDASSEMBLY ROOMS / 7PM /£5 / SEATEDNINA NESBITTScottish singer-songwriter that's makingwaves with her catchy pop music.NAC / 8PM / £8 ADV / £10 OTDOPEN / 8PM / £12 ADV / £14 OTDWATERFRONT / 6.30PM / £8 ADVINFECTIOUS RECORDS PRESENTSALT J DJS TBCNAC CAFÉ BAR /EPIC / 8PM / £TBCTHE PLUGG PRESENTSJAZZANOVA DJSOPEN / 12AM /BICYCLE SHOP / 7PM / £5 OTD26 / NS&V2013 CHECK THE WEBSITE AND APP FOR CONSTANT UPDATES TO THE CONFERENCE AND FESTIVAL PROGRAMMENS&V2013 \ 27

MUSIC EVENTSFRIDAY 11 OCTOBERSAN CISCO / F.U.R.S /BLODDY KNEESSAN CISCO: Australian idie/pop 4-piececollecting a massive fan base all overthe world.F.U.R.S: This exciting London based outfit arefine purveyors of stateside influenced Pop andRoll with a distinct UK vibe running throughout.MONOTREME SHOWCASENIAGARA / M+A /MIDAS FALLNIAGARA: This collaborative project ofTurin-based singers/producers DavideTomat and Gabriele Ottino becomes a5-piece for live shows that are fun-filled,multi-hued psychedelia-tinged affairs.M+A: This Italian duo create playful,sophisticated dance pop that is soseamlessly hooky and compelling it’sthe perfect distillation of a yearning forendless summer.YOUNG PEOPLE’S STAGEMONTAGUES & CAPULETS /THE CRATES /THE MONDEGREENS /AMAZON BLUMONTAGUES & CAPULETS: A four pieceindie/rock band from Norwich, consisting ofNathan Baverstock, 17, vocals and guitar,George Kerridge, 18, on bass, Ross Allen,19, as lead guitarist and Benjamin Chatburn,18, on drums. Having formed in early 2013,with influences from bands such as ArcticMonkeys, The Cribs, The Libertines andThe Strokes, the four piece has quicklydeveloped a unique sound, and the musiccreated pushes the boundaries of indie rockand song writing.BLOODY KNEES: With a penchant formaking slacker anthems, Bloody Kneesare four childhood friends from Cambridgewith a shared love of skateboarding andGlen Danzig.MIDAS FALL: Combining elements ofelectronica, post-rock and alternative rockwith subtle progressive undertones, thisManchester duo create a distinctive andcaptivating sound with taut, shimmeringsoundscapes led by the hauntinglymelancholic vocals of Elizabeth Heaton.THE CRATES: A three-piece band fromNorwich, formed in 2010 featuring CharlieSoffe (guitar & vocals), James ‘Jammin’Winterburn (drums & vocals), and JonoWoods (bass & backing vocals).THE MONDEGREENS: A four-piece indie rockband from Norwich who met on CME rockschools. Made of Oli Jordan, Gabriel Gifford,Fred Garratt-Stanley and Jan Shelley.WATERFRONT STUDIO /7PM / £8 ADVTHE NEUTRINOS PRESENTKLANG HAUS: HOUSE OFSOUNDA unique free event: part installation, partgig, a collision between noise, etherealsound and the domestic.90 UPPER ST GILES STREET /PERFORMANCES AT5PM / 6PM / 7PM / 8PM /FREE BUT SPACES ARE LIMITED28 / NS&V2013OLIVES / 7PM / £TBCAMAZON BLU: All-girl indie popsters withshades of Lily Allen, Kate Nash and thePixies and play their debut live gig. Tallis, Livand Evie are all aged 14.THE GARAGE / 6-8PM / FREE

MUSIC EVENTSSATURDAY 12 OCTOBERFOXES / BIG DEAL /KEEP UPFOXES: Arriving unheralded with her debut‘Youth’ late last year, it wasn’t long beforethe song’s resplendent synths, industrialpercussion and by-turns-searing-andsoaringvocal were the talk of the town.BIG DEAL: Indie pop duo garnering a lot ofattention with their delicious pop melodies.KEEP UP: A Norwich based four piecetrading in simple, hook-laden, guitar pop.NAC / 8PM / £10 ADV / £12 OTDTHE RIDER PRESENTSKIRAN LEONARD /SILENT SLEEP (DUO) TBC /TOM ROBINSON /BALTIC FLEETKIRAN LEONARD: A mercurially talented17 year old musician from Oldham.ARTROCKER STAGEPURSON /HONNINGBARNA /CUT YOURSELF IN HALF /ALPHA MALE TEA PARTYPURSON: In their own words...“Big Psych,Face Melter, Fuzz Wowowpopsong”HONNINGBARNA: The songs have a flare ofrevolutionary frenzy, reminiscent of RageAgainst the Machine, Gallows and The Hives.CUT YOURSELF IN HALF: Mammothcrushing riffs, that make you feel the need tomosh and driving vocal melodies that powerthrough, pushing down on your very soul.THE LINE OF BEST FIT SHOWCASECLARE MAGUIRE / +TBCASL SHOWCASESIVU / PAWWS /CRUSHED BEAKSCLARE MAGUIRE: Sassy knee jerking funk[and] eighties guitar strums reminiscent ofKick-era INXS are spliced with Maguire’s“give a f**k” vocal delivery.” THE LINE OF BEST FITSIVU: ‘Effortlessly instant pop songs, lacedwith sentiment and bright ideas in equalmeasure... quite the talent’ THIS IS FAKE DIY / NEUPAWWS: Classically trained on the flute andpiano, Lucy Taylor started Pawws afterplaying and touring with numerous artistsincluding Kele Okereke & MGMT.CRUSHED BEAKS: Comparisons to the likesof No Age and My Bloody Valentine go someway to encapsulating the urgency of theirsound – but go little way in experiencingit in person.OPEN / 8.00PM / £7 ADV / £9 OTDMUSIC EVENTSSATURDAY 12 OCTOBERLEAVING HOME:THE JOURNEY OF THEMUSICIAN / ARTISTOUTSIDE THEIRCOMFORT ZONEFresh from their NSV Klang Haus shows,join the Neutrinos for late breakfast and aninformal discussion. Free to attend, breakfastavailable for purchase, but not compulsory.BICYCLE SHOP / 11AM / FREEGREN BARTLEY /LILY & MEG /CHAD MASON /MATT WATSONGREN BARTLEY: Gren is truly the future offolk songwriting, using his influences fromfolk and blues traditions to bring somethingunique to the modern day troubadour.LILY & MEG: Acoustic roots duo blendingbanjo, guitar, keys, harmonica and vocals.GRAVY RECORDS SHOWCASESISTERS / SAN ZHI /BAD GRAMMAR /MEGA EMOTIONSISTERS: ‘There’s something about Sisters.The way they sound so forceful andimmediate. The way the vocals overlap likethey were born to sit against one another. It’sbeen done before, this fuzzy noise pop, butit’s never sounded so fresh and thrilling.’ – DIYSAN ZHI: First popped onto the UK musicscene late last year when they took the topspot of the NME Buzz Chart. Since then, theband has been creating quite a stir.BAD GRAMMAR: Manchester two-piece BadGrammar are en route to dazzle you withtheir fuzzy, riff infused pop style jams.BIRDCAGE / 8PM / £5 ADV / £6 OTDALUNA GEORGE / MØALUNA GEORGE: Fast becoming anunstoppable force in 2013 with their signaturesound that has captured the attention ofcritics and fans alike, AlunaGeorge areturning British pop on its head.ALPHABET BANDS SHOWCASECURXES / STRANGERS /WAYLAYERSCURXES: Avant-guarded. "Darkly intense...both terrifyingly and infectiously arresting.Perhaps even dangerously sexy."– FADED GLAMOURSTRANGERS: The last two years have seenStrangers release a string of E.P’s &singles, earn plaudits across theblogosphere, get played on Radio 1 andsmash their way onto the XFM playlist. Theyhave also gained attention from the likes ofMixmag, Music Week and Artrocker.WAYLAYERS: “With gliding synths and the kindof talented guitar melodies that have a magicalappeal, guaranteed to lure you. This banddeserves to be massive!!” – THE RECOMMENDERSILENT SLEEP: Play sparkly sad and darklyromantic songs with searingly honest lyricsabout this and that.TOM ROBINSON:BALTIC FLEET:NAC CAFÉ BAR /ALPHA MALE TEA PARTY: Aggressive yetmelodic breed of guitar driven math-rockwhich nods to the likes of Brontide, You Slut!and Tera Melos.HOG IN ARMOUR / 8PM /£5 ADV / £6 OTDCHAD MASON: Chad mixes the atmospheresof a Morricone soundtrack with theinnocence of early Fairport with merelyguitar, harmonica and his plaintive baritone.MATT WATSON: ‘He performed flawlessly,his guitar playing as strong and clear as hisvoice.’ – NORWICH MUSIC BLOGBICYCLE SHOP / 7PM / £5 OTDWATERFRONT / 6.30PM / £13 ADVOLIVES / 8PM / £3YOUNG PEOPLE’S STAGEMEXICO /DRILL TO INFINITY /TRAPPED UNDER THE BELLJAR / THE AQUAINTANCES /MUSIC VIDEO FROM KINGS LYNNTHE GARAGE / 6-8PM / FREE30 / NS&V2013 CHECK THE WEBSITE AND APP FOR CONSTANT UPDATES TO THE CONFERENCE AND FESTIVAL PROGRAMMENS&V2013 \ 31

SPEAKERSSTUART ASHENStuart is a comedian from Norwich known forboth his improvisational and scripted work.His extremely successful YouTube channel"Ashens" features a wide variety of content,mostly based around reviews of low-qualityproducts. It boasts over 83 million views and420,000 subscribers. He created the series"Ashen's Tech Dump" for BBC Online Comedy,"Ideas Men" for YouTube's Comedy Week andco-wrote and starred in "Ashens and theQuest for the GameChild", a full-length featurefilm released online in August 2013.NEIL ATKINSONNeil is the presenter of multi-award winningThe Anfield Wrap podcast, which has shot toprominence across the UK's online footballcommunity. Neil’s unique presenting stylehas contributed to the podcast consistentlysitting in the top ten of iTunes Sportspodcasts. It is by some distance the mostsuccessful “one club” podcast in the countryhaving been downloaded over a milliontimes & the show is set to tour Australia thissummer. Neil has also hosted this year'sGet Into This awards.LOUIS-JOSEPH AUGUSTELouis is the CEO at CookieSmart LTD. Thecompany’s first application ‘Cybel’ is a talkingtelevision remote for the iPhone and iPad thatuses the VoiceOver accessibility feature toallow elderly, visually impaired and blindusers to take control of their televisions.MARK BARTLETTMark is the co-founder and director ofGeneix. He is passionate about using data toensure that patients receive the right drugtreatments. With a background working forthe NHS and published research intophysician’s opinions of pharmacogeneticsMark is driven by how we can use the powerof digital technologies to drive betterhealthcare outcomes.BEN BATEMANHaving worked at SEGA, Realtime Worlds,Codemasters and Square Enix, Bateman hashad the benefit of working on a wide range ofproducts from mobile games to AAAfranchises. Like many people in the gamesindustry his humble beginnings started as aQA Tester where he learned the innerworkings of games development beforequickly finding a natural affinity forcommunity management. Bateman hasbeen managing communities and aidinggame development for over 4 years, workingon world renowned franchises such as DiRT,F1, Final Fantasy, Hitman, Tomb Raider andSleeping Dogs, to name a few. Batemancurrently heads community development atthe game-centric social network Playfire - arecent acquisition by the online retailerGreen Man Gaming – that specialises ingame tracking, data aggregation and startingconversations around the gamer’s playingactivity and trends.LUCY BLAIRLucy joined Anjunabeats in July 2013 asDigital Marketing Manager, where she isresponsible for developing & delivering digitalmarketing strategy across online channels foracclaimed British dance music act Above &Beyond, their labels Anjunabeats andAnjunadeep and the Involved Managementartist roster, which includes Mat Zo, Duskyand Norin & Rad. Previously at Ministry ofSound for 3 years, during her time there Lucycreated award-winning campaigns for artistsincluding Wretch 32, Example and DJ Fresh,as well as developing and managing digitalplatforms and technologies for the Ministry ofSound, Hed Kandi and Speakerbox brands.CAROLINE BOTTOMLEYCaroline set up and runs RadarMusicVideos.Radar connects record labels, artist andmusic video directors worldwide and has over8,000 labels artists and directors subscribers.Over 300 music videos have beencommissioned through Radar and musicvideo directors from Guatemala to Germanyhave been able to connect with music videocommissioners across the world. Previouslyshe worked in TV, before that in live musicpromotion and she has an MBA.PETER BRADBURYPeter's first career was as a songwriter andperformer in the 1990's. He lives in Londonand has worked in the UK broadcastingindustry for the last 19 years specialising inmusic rights. His career has included ITVtelevision and 16 years at the BBC where hewas responsible for all music licensingagreements for television, radio, online mediabefore being Head of Rights for the BBC WorldService. Peter joined Sky Television as Head ofMusic in January 2013 where he overseesSky's innovative music teams coveringlicensing, creative, publishing and reporting..Jägermeister distributed in the UK by Cellar Trends Ltd. www.cellartrends.co.ukCHECK THE WEBSITE AND APP FOR CONSTANT UPDATES TO THE CONFERENCE AND FESTIVAL PROGRAMMENS&V2013 \ 33

SPEAKERSSAM BURTONSam is the Project Officer for CreativeIndustries for the Low Carbon InnovationFund, which can invest between £25k and£750k, alongside private money, in projectsincluding films and digital media. PreviouslySam has worked as a lecturer in Film andMedia and as a Talent Executive at RegionalScreen Agency, Screen East, managinglottery schemes and investmentsCHRIS BYEChris is Music Relationship Manager for theNorth at Arts Council England (ACE), anational organisation responsible forchampioning, developing and investing inartistic and cultural experiences. Between2011 and 2015, ACE will invest £1.4 billion ofpublic money from government and anestimated £1 billion from the National Lotteryto help create these experiences for as manypeople as possible across the country. Chrishas been heavily involved in developingsupport for contemporary popular, alternativeand electronica music. Amongst other things,he is also a moderator for Tom Robinson’s(6music) Fresh on the Net and a tipper forAmazing Radio.CHRISTABELLE DILKSChristabelle is a writer and script consultant. She is currently working as script editor ona feature film adapted from the novel Saltand a film based on the life of EdwardThomas. She was script editor on TheHistory Channel’s The Bible series broadcastearlier this year. Previously she was atChannel 4 and at the BBC commissioningoriginal dramas as well as storyling dramasbased on historical events. She has writtentwo feature scripts and is a mentor onwrite2screen’s Script Hot House programmefunded by Creative England.JAMES DONALDSONJames started Radio & TV plugging in 1997with Nick Fleming and moved to ChappleDavies in 1999 where he has worked with aplethora of indie and electronic artists.Chapple Davies had recently had greatsuccess with the Stone Roses and Nirvana.Most recently they have enjoyed successwith Laidback Luke at Radio 1, The Crookesat 6 Music and Cosmo Jarvis and Brian Enoacross all relevant stations. Patrick Wolf isalso an exciting new addition to the ChappleDavies roster.JAMAL EDWARDSAt the age of 16, Jamal Edwards foundedSB.TV that he still runs as CEO. What startedas a UK online urban music channel hasquickly grown into an innovative and excitingmusic and lifestyle media platform withglobal reach. SB.TV now has over 180 millionYouTube subscribers and has featuredinterviews with a varied list of guests frompoliticians such as David Cameron and EdMilliband to globally recognized artists suchas Nicki Minaj and Jessie J as well as urbanstars like Giggs & Drake. The summer of2013 has also seen the release of Edwards’groundbreaking innovative business bookSelf Belief: The Vision that was a number 1bestseller in its first week. Edwards is apatron for The Prince’s Trust and Access toMusic and committed to using his success toshine light on other young entrepreneurs andhelp spread Self Belief amongst all people.ANDREW ELLARDAndrew is a writer and script editor whosecredits include Red Dwarf, The IT Crowd andMiranda. His comedy career began when hewas retained as a script consultant for ITVon shows such as Ladies of Letters, MumbaiCalling and Honest. His film short Future.Incwas the winner of 2012’s Sci-Fi London 48Hour Film Challenge.NATHAN COCKERILLAfter graduating from Stirling University in1996, and writing spec scripts galore, I waslucky enough to get some sketches on TheFast Show, leading to a place on the writingteam at The Big Breakfast. I’ve since spentthe last sixteen years as a scriptwriter forboth childrens' and adult television. Creditsinclude all seven series of CBBC’s kids’ spydramaM.I. High, Nickelodeon’s Egyptianmystery House Of Anubis, Eastenders, KingArthur’s Disasters and Sir Gadabout. Sci-fifans may also remember Exploitica andRobot Wars. (Writing links, not buildingrobots unfortunately.)PAUL DOOLANPaul is writer and co-creator of Sky 1 seriesTrollied and has also contributed to severalother sitcoms, panel and sketch shows,including the forthcoming Anna and Katy forChannel 4. Paul began his career working forAsh Atalla's indie Roughcut Television,working his way up to development producerbefore moving solely in to freelance writing.ANDY ELLISPRS For MusicEVE FAIRLEYKobalt MusicCHECK THE WEBSITE AND APP FOR CONSTANT UPDATES TO THE CONFERENCE AND FESTIVAL PROGRAMMENS&V2013 \ 35

SPEAKERSOPEN DAYSThurs 7th NovThurs 5th Dec5-7pmEPIC, 114 MagdalenStreet, NR3 1JDnorwichSTUDY MUSIC IN NORWICHFree tuition for 16-18sNo GCSE entry requirementsCourses carry full UCAS pointsBOOK NOW!www.accesstomusic.ac.uk0800 28 18 42Courses for Sept 2014Introduction to MusicMusic PerformanceMusic Technology:> Music Production> Sound EngineeringMusic BusinessArtist DevelopmentMusic Teacher TrainingPHIL FORDPhil is the co-creator (with Russell T Davies)of new BBC kids adventure show WIZARDSVS ALIENS which he now co-produces afterfour seasons as co-producer and lead writeron DOCTOR WHO spin-off series THESARAH JANE ADVENTURES. He wrote 19episodes for the show in total and wasnominated three times for it as Best Writerin the Children's BAFTA Awards. In 2012 hewon a Writers Guild Award for his work onthe series.JOHN GIBBONSJohn is the Head of Musical Content at TheAnfield Wrap. He is the main contributor ofmusic writing to the website and onlinemagazine, and carefully chooses the musiceach week for the Friday radio show. As partof his passion for promoting Liverpoolmusic he also runs the successful weeklymusic night 'The Dovedale Social'. He hasplayed trumpet with various bands since1998, including Pinhole, The Last Gambadosand Silent Sleep. He has been a Liverpoolseason ticket holder for 20 years.MARK GORDONMark started Score Draw Music in 2004 todeliver bespoke music towards the movingimage. In the last 8 years the company hasbeen commissioned by all majorinternational brands and broadcasters in theUK to deliver incidental and title music fortelevision projects from drama to preschool.Internationally you'll have heardScore Draw tracks on AMC, The DiscoveryChannel, Fox and the History Channel.ALLY GRAYAlly has been involved in digital distributionsince 2004, and in 2005 co-foundedEmuBands, a simple-to-use yet powerfuldigital distribution service for artists andrecord labels. Ally’s career has also taken inconcert promotion and artist management,and he is a board member of the ScottishMusic Industry Association, as well as amusic industry mentor for the Scottish MusicCentre’s youth music project, Music+. Healso regularly lectures at various collegesand universities in Scotland in both themusic industry in general and digitaldistribution in specific.LEE GROOMBRIDGELee has a background producing musicvideos and TV commercials. He recentlymade the move to theatrical releases withThe Chemical Brothers’ film “DON’T THINK”,directed by Adam Smith and drama shortswith “TIME TO DANCE”, starring JakeGyllenhaal. Lee currently works at Londonbased production company Somesuch & Coand was awarded the Music Video producerof the year at the 2012 UKMVA’s. He is theproducer of The Goob a feature filmed inNorfolk due for release in 2014.MIKE HANSONMike is a games artist by profession butregularly gets a hankering to dabble in allthings game-dev - from design, coding andart to audio, video editing and social mediamarketing. A while back he had a crack atstarting his own little one-man studio"Psychotic Psoftware" as something of ahobby. When work in the industry dried up,he realised that his best option was to try tomake my living out of Psychotic. Things grewfrom there and, after a dizzying (not tomention extremely hard working) 18 monthshe is currently fine-tuning his first one-mangame, "PowerUp" for a multi-device release.KEITH HARRISKeith Harris is the Director of PerformerAffairs for PPL, former Chairman of theMMF, the largest representative body of artistmanagement in the world, and Chairman ofMusicTank. Keith began work in the recordindustry in 1974 and has worked atTransatlantic, EMI, Fantasy, Ariola, EMIInternational, and Motown (where he workedwith artists such as Marvin Gaye, DianaRoss, Smokey Robinson, The Commodoresand Stevie Wonder). In 1982, Keith formedhis own management company and hassince been involved with the management ofvarious UK based artists. He managed thelate Lynden David Hall and still representsStevie Wonder.GAVIN HARRISONGavin is a freelance composer, sounddesigner and mastering engineer fromSuffolk, UK. His musical and gaming rootslie in the early 8-bit days of the ZXSpectrum. He has worked on more than 50games for both desktop and mobile, and isbest known for Gunslugs, Hungry SharkEvolution and the unreleased So Hungry. Hewrites for all genres, from chiptune to fullorchestral pieces, and has worked withFuture Games Of London, OrangePixel andJonathan Ross’ Hotsauce Interactive. Gavinalso composes for Audio Network, workingwith Terry Devine-King as well as the RoyalPhilharmonic Orchestra. His songs havebeen licensed across many TV networksand have been used for high-profile TVadvertising campaigns and TV shows, suchas BBC’s The Voice.the UK’s leading popular music collegeGraded ‘Good’ by Ofsted April 2013CHECK THE WEBSITE AND APP FOR CONSTANT UPDATES TO THE CONFERENCE AND FESTIVAL PROGRAMMENS&V2013 \ 37

SPEAKERSSPEAKERSTOM HEGARTYTom is Director and co-founder of Roll7. Tomhas founded and run four businesses sincegraduating from UEA in 2002, selling two ofthem in the process. Tom moved into theVideo Game Industry with the inception ofRoll7 in 2008 and his roles include BusinessDevelopment, Marketing and Production.Roll7 is currently developing two titles,OlliOlli, a Skateboarding PlayStation VitaExclusive due to be launched in November2013 and Ur Not A Hero, published byDevolver Digital due for Release July 2014 onPC with console ports currently in discussion.MANVEER HEIRManveer is a Senior Gameplay Designer atBioWare Montréal who has worked ongames such as Mass Effect 3 andWolfenstein. He is currently working on thenext instalment in the Mass Effect franchise.He regularly speaks about diversity ingames, designing ethical dilemmas, and avariety of other design topics that he findsinteresting. He is interested in systemicgame design and finding new ways to createemotional depth and engagement in gamessystemically. His favourite game of all timeis Fallout.DAVID HOUSDENDavid is an award winning, BAFTAnominated composer from Suffolk, creatingimmersive and memorable music for visualmedia. Graduating from university with a BAin Music Production and a 1st inComposition, Housden is widely renownedas one of the industry's most promisingyoung talents. Delivering sophisticatedscores with exceptional production value, inthe years since completing his studies he'sworked on a multitude of games includingMike Bithell's BAFTA winning Thomas WasAlone and the highly anticipated follow up'Volume', Jonathan Ross' Catcha CatchaAliens (narrated by Stephen Fry), Sony'sPlaystation Home for PS3, Bossa Studio'sBAFTA award winning Monstermind, andhe's currently in the process of scoring hisfirst feature length film.NICOLL HUNTNicoll has worked on everything from 2 manteams to 250 man teams, from games withzero budget to titles that cost over$110,000,000 (and destroyed a company inthe process). A veteran of Codemasters,Visual Science and Realtime Worlds he isnow a rising star in the indie scene. Thelatest game from his one-man studio I FightBears is the time-travelling-lumberjackem-upFIST OF AWESOME.JULIET JACQUESJuliet Jacques is a freelance journalist andwriter who has appeared in The Guardian,The New Statesman, TimeOut and variousother publications and websites. She coversa wide range of subjects including literature,film, politics, art, gender, sexuality andfootball, and is a season ticket holder atCarrow Road.IMRE JELELifetime gamer and game-maker.Throughout his colourful career, Imre hascovered a wide range of genres andplatforms and is most known for his work onRuneScape and at Blitz GamesStudios. He isco-founder of Bossa Studios, winner of BestNew Studio Develop Award, creator ofSurgeon Simulator 2013, BAFTA winnerMonsterMind and BAFTA nominee for Merlin.JACK JONESJack is an Associate in the Computer Gamesand Digital Media Groups of Sheridans lawfirm, based in London. His practice coverstraditional, social, and mobile games/apps,and his recent work has included advisingleading game developers with regards toremoval of pirated copies, clones and otherIP infringements of their software; onlinecompetition to a client's social network; andterms of use and privacy policy for an e-commerce platform.KEITH M. JOHNSTONKeith is a Senior Lecturer in the School ofFilm, Television and Media Studies at theUEA, an ex-radio producer, and the leadorganiser of many of the ‘Vision’ aspects ofthis year’s Sound & Vision festival. Hiscurrent research projects are on sound infilm trailers, and the current expansion ofstereoscopic 3D across a range of Britishmedia industries. He is the author ofComing Soon: Film Trailers and the Sellingof Hollywood Technology (McFarland 2009),Science Fiction Film: A Critical Introduction(2011), and co-editor of the forthcomingEaling Revisited (BFI Palgrave 2012).MARK KELLYMark Kelly is the keyboard player with theband Marillion. He joined the band in 1981and has played on numerous tours and all19 studio albums, which together have soldin excess of 10 million copies world-wide.Mark created online Crowdfunding in 2001following on from a fan-supported Marilliontour in 1997, and together with Marillion haspioneered many of the ideas copied by othermusic artists since. In addition to his rolewith Marillion, Mark is an elected PerformerDirector of PPL and a founding member andCo-CEO of the FAC, an organisation set up togive artists a voice in the fast changingmusic industry.MICHAEL LENGSFIELDMichael is a Tutor in Scriptwriting at theUniversity of East Anglia, where he teachesfor the School of Literature, Drama andCreative Writing and the School of Film,Television and Media Studies. Before comingto the UK Michael worked in the film andtelevision industry in New York and LosAngeles. As a screenwriter, Michael wrotescripts for The Walt Disney Company, HarpoEntertainment and others. He is also amentor on write2screen’s Script HotHouse programme.JOHN KENNEDYDJ, presenter and producer for Xfm Johnhas been instrumental in introducing newmusic to the UK airwaves. Over the yearsJohn has djed, hosted and compered eventsaround the UK particularly in Manchesterand London. He currently has two monthlynights in the capital.ALISTAIR LINDSAYDescribed by Edge Magazine as 'one of thebest minds in British games sound' Al hasbeen making audio for games since 1999.Working in both the mainstream AAA, andIndie game development worlds on manyand varied titles including several awardsand accolades for his signature sound, mostnotably for Defcon, Darwinia, Roller CoasterTycoon 3, and LostWinds. He is also the soleaudio guy on Introversion's controversialnew hit title; Prison Architect. Lindsay hasalways striven to marry basic concepts ofhuman psychology with game audio soundand music, where the player's ownunconscious mind is a crucial ingredient inmaking games more immersive. He nowworks freelance from a lead lined bunker inrural Suffolk, UK.SOPHIE LITTLEBBC Introducing presenterDEX LUSHA reformed A&R man and long time musicpromoter and artist manager, Dex is jointowner of UK music licensing agencyPortmanteau, a music licensing agencyrepresenting European labels, publishersand artists in order to place their music inaudio-visual productions around the world.Recent placements include the Star WarsKinect game for X-Box, the Codemastersgame Dirt 3, the trailer for Fast & Furious 5and the UK film The Iron Lady.JEN LONGNew music journalist and DJ Jen Long livesto discover and share new artists while stillsupporting her longer existing loves. Shepresents BBC Introducing every Sundaynight on BBC Radio 1 supporting the best inunsigned, undiscovered, and under theradar music.DAITHÍ MAC SÍTHIGHDaithí is head of the IP, media and technologysubject area and a lecturer in digital medialaw at the University of Edinburgh, and wasfrom 2008-2012 a lecturer in law at theUniversity of East Anglia. He teaches coursesin entertainment law, telecoms law, and thelaw of e-commerce. His doctoral researchwas on the application of broadcasting law tothe Internet, and his current research isbroadly in the field of media law, includingprojects for the Centre for Creativity,Regulation, Enterprise and Technology(CREATe) on games (with Keith Johnston,UEA) and on human rights (with EmilyLaidlaw, UEA). Recently, he has published inacademic journals on the governance of theiOS App Store, on intermediary liability fordefamation, privacy and copyright, and onthe regulation of the British film industry.He gave evidence to the Leveson Inquiry in2011 and has acted as a consultant fortechnology companies and for anintergovernmental organisation.KORDA MARSHALLInfectious RecordsPATRICK MCGRADYPatrick is creative director of WavelengthFilms. He is currently working on adocumentary about the Wittgensteinbrothers funded by Creative England and EUMedia. For Wavelength he has directeddocumentaries for all the major UKbroadcasters, and an award winning featuredocumentary, Wagner & Me, which has beenreleased in cinemas in the UK, Australia,Europe and the USA. He produced anddirected Stephen Fry & the GutenbergPress, nominated for a BAFTA in 2009.ANGEL MENDOZAThese days few people can say that theircareer was ultimately created by passionand love for one thing in life. Angel Mendozais the exception. Twelve years of working atthe some of the most-respected trailerhouses in Los Angeles was never onAngel’s “to do list,” but rather the result ofstumbling upon a career through hisfavorite hobby. Mendoza’s work wasinspired by his love for music, from workingan independent fanzine, by photographingbands, and by discovering new artist for hisrecord label “Track Number Records.” Histalent for matching the right music with theright emotion has brought success inmotion picture marketing with some of thefollowing campaigns: No Country For OldMen, Inglorious Basterds , The Fighter,Captain America, GI Joe 2, and Fast and TheFurious Five and Six.38 / NS&V2013 CHECK THE WEBSITE AND APP FOR CONSTANT UPDATES TO THE CONFERENCE AND FESTIVAL PROGRAMMENS&V2013 \ 39

Next GenerationMusic FanClubFUND YOUR MUSIC IN A POWERFUL NEW WAYSPEAKERSDEBBIE MOONDebbie Moon is a film and television writerliving in mid-Wales. She has had over fiftyshort stories published in the UK and US,and her novel, Falling (Honno Press) wasshortlisted for Welsh Book Of The Year. Shehas written for CBBC's The SparticleMystery, and is the creator and lead writer ofthe RTS-award-winning CBBC fantasydrama series Wolfblood. She also hasseveral feature scripts, and a supernaturaldrama series, in development.PIP NEWBYPip is A&R Manager for Play It Again Sam,the inhouse label of the [PIAS]Entertainment Group. Beginning his role inMay 2011, he has signed Zulu Winter,Ghostpoet, Arcane Roots and CHAMPS.Prior to joining [PIAS], he was A&R scout forAtlantic Records. Pip also runs Friends VsRecords, an independent label he started atuniversity, releasing bands such asDinosaur Pile-Up, The Joy Formidable, GetPeople and Canterbury.SIMON PARKINSimon is an award-winning writer,journalist and broadcaster from England.Described by the New Statesman as "one ofthe most effortlessly masterly voices invideo game writing" he has contributed toThe New Yorker, The Guardian, The DailyTelegraph, Edge magazine and many othersover the past decade, writing both criticismand journalism from the front-lines of Videogame culture.SupaStreaming: aming:when Fansstream your music they knowthat MOST of their subscription isgoing directly to YOU (the Artistthey are actually ly listening to!)(instead of just micro-payments you geton other subscription streaming sites)SupaBackstage: all yourcontent in ONEplace for yourFans.Give yourFans extrabehind-the-scenes enes access to yourmusic world sothey can share inyour road to success!SupaStage: your Fans tunein from anywhere in the world toyour LIVE videobroadcast.Have achat / intimateperformance &your Fans can chat back :-DSupaDownload: give yourNEW pre-release mp3s to yourSupaFans before anyone else.Make MORE NEW MUSIC.Choosehow often you want it to be...Get paidregularly byyour FansRewardyour Fanswith coolaccessSupaPass.comRecordmore of yournew music!Sellyour musicsubscriptions atgigs with your ownpersonalised GiftCards. No morebulky CDs!“the most promising UK Startup inthe Entertainment Field for 2013”chosen by MIDEMFinallyeverythingin one placeonline!SupaPassoffers a modelNOT available onANY otherplatform"SupaPass is a great opportunity… (Artists) make money fromtheir music, in order to build their brand and grow as an artist."MOBO AwardsGIDEON MOUNTFORDGideon started his career at CreationManagement before moving over toPoptones Records where he became labelmanager. After leaving Poptones in 2007,Gideon moved over to Big Life Managementwhere he worked as a marketing managerfor their in-house roster. After leaving BigLife in 2009 Gideon worked as a marketingconsultant to artists, labels, managers andmore recently the publishing fieldspecialising in digital marketing. Aftermoving to Believe Digital in 2011, Gideonheads up the video team in the UK, with thefocus being to work with content creatorsand content owners on their digital videostrategy; this includes monetisation andaudience development solutions.GUY MYHILLFor the last ten years Guy has workedextensively in film, television, theatre andmedia education. He produced and directedfilm and visuals for Hoi Polloi TheatreCompany leading to two Edinburgh FestivalGold awards, a long-term residency at theBarbican and tours across the USA,Australia and Japan. He is currently inproduction on his first feature film The Goobthat he has written and directed. It is beingmade under Creative England’s ifeatures2film programme.CAROLINE NORBURY, MBECaroline Norbury is Chief Executive ofCreative England, the Government andLottery-backed agency which launched inOctober 2011 to support the sustainablegrowth of independent creative businesses,and the talent that feeds them, in every partof England outside London. In June 2011 shewas appointed as Creative England’s InterimEstablishment Director, responsible forshaping the structure of the neworganisation, which builds on ten years ofthe regional screen agency network.SIMON NYESimon's writing includes the sitcoms MenBehaving Badly, Is It Legal?, How Do YouWant Me?, Wild West, The Savages, Carrieand Barry, and Felix and Murdo. Othertelevision work includes Just William, MyFamily and Other Animals, Pride, TheRailway Children, Frank Stubbs Promotes,and the Doctor Who episode, 'Amy's Choice'.He is also a translator, with recent worksincluding Moliere's Don Juan and Fo'sAccidental Death of an Anarchist.CHECK THE WEBSITE AND APP FOR CONSTANT UPDATES TO THE CONFERENCE AND FESTIVAL PROGRAMMETOM PHILLIPSCREATeDAVID PICHILINGIDavid is CEO of Sound City. Over the past 7years Sound City have presented live musicfestivals and international business eventsin Dubai, Norway, New York and hishometown of Liverpool. Sound CityLiverpool is now seen as the premier UKevent and is a firm fixture on theinternational music business calendar everyMay attracting over 40,000 people each year.Since 2008 Sound City has presented over2000 bands and brought in over £14 millionto the UK music business economy.A keen Liverpool FC fan, he was one of theinstrumental members of The JusticeCollective who engineered the Christmasnumber 1 slot with He Ain't Heavy in 2012.NS&V2013 \ 41

SPEAKERSWebsite developmentelopment& hostingBe seen and heardby everyoneDigital marketing ontime, on budgetand beyond expectationsEmailerdevelopment& broadcastApp developmentA/B TestingSearch engineoptimisationAnalytical lreportingSocialmedia set-upand managementSERGIO PIMENTALSergio’s background in music and videogamesspans 13 years. Sergio set up andmanaged SCEE’s Music Licensingdepartment working on AAA franchises suchas SingStar and Gran Turismo. Then, joiningActivision Blizzard, Sergio managed the UKMusic and Licensing department working onGuitar Hero, DJ Hero, Call of Duty games andalso negotiating high profile artist and brandpartnerships. Joining Nimrod Productions in2011, Sergio is Director of Music andLicensing and manages all musicsupervision and licensing projects as well asproject managing composition andproduction work. Recent projects haveincluded The Secret World, Let’s Sing andDance, Lyroke, and World of Warplanes. Theteam at Nimrod are currently working on anumber of unannounced current and nextgen games and a Hollywood feature film.DR. DAVID PLANSDavid is the Co-Founder and VP of Product atBioBeats Inc. His PhD presented evolutionarycomputation techniques to imitate andquestion human creativity. He helped buildthe first European merger for Open Sourcestartups, and is currently helping the UK'sNational Health Service deploy the firstmobile application that lets users self-reportin chronic illness. His mission in life is tocreate media systems that foster wellness.ED POSTONEd is Executive, Writer-Publisher Relationsfor Broadcast Music, Inc.® (BMI) in the UK &Europe. Primarily concentrating on finding,bringing in and developing new artists, bandsand songwriters whilst also acting as a dayto-daycontact supporting publishers andexisting BMI songwriters. Ed has alsoworked for leading independent musicpublisher Kobalt Music Group, was thefounder and director of the widely used A&Rtipping site TheLiveList.JOHN ROBBJohn Robb is the award winning indie musicmainstay, frontman of punk rock bandGoldblade, music author of best selling booksincluding the Stone Roses And TheResurrection Of British Pop and Punk Rock-An oral History. Journalist, TV presenter,regular TV and radio pundit as well the bossof one of the UK's top 5 music culture websitelouderthanwar.com, he was the first personto interview Nirvana and the Stone Roses andinvented the term Britpop.TOM ROBINSONTom is a songwriter and broadcaster.Fronting his own Tom Robinson Band (TRB)in the late 70s he gained mild notoriety as avocal campaigner for Rock Against Racismand LGBT rights. TRB enjoyed chart successwith songs like "2-4-6-8 Motorway" and "GladTo Be Gay" and two international hit albums.After a solo hit in 1983 with "War Baby" Tomwas offered his own show as a radiopresenter on the BBC World Service. Thirtyyears on, he's released 15 albums of musicand presented shows for all the main BBCradio networks - Radios 1, 2, 3, 4, 4 Extra, 5Live, 6 Music and the World Service. Herecently won his second gold Sony AcademyRadio Award for the groundbreakingNowPlaying@6Music.DAN ROSIESDan has been working at Music Glue for thelast year as the marketing and saleassistant. He spends his time at gigs andchatting with artists showing them the mosteffective ways to use the Music GluePlatform. Prior to working at Music Glue,Dan was working on a master’s degreefrom Northumbria University in MusicManagement and Promotion.KEVIN SAMPSONKevin started his writing career reviewingbands for music magazines such as NMEand Melody Maker. Over the years he hasproduced worked for The Face, i-D, TheGuardian, The Observer and Time Out, whileworking on his debut novel Awaydays. Helater became Commissioning Editor forYouth Programmes at Channel Four TV,overseeing shows like The Tube andNetwork 7. He also formed his ownproduction company, Kinesis Films,specialising in pop culture documentaries.CARLO SCARAMPIPromoter, Kili LiveALEX SCARROWAlex spent the first ten years out of collegein various rock bands trying to get a recorddeal. Then, failing miserably at that he wentinto the computer games business as adigital artist. After a decade in the gamesbusiness, he ended up as a senior designerworking on a number of high-conceptgames such as: THE THING (Xbox), EVOLVA(PC), and SPARTAN (PC). Finally he turnedhis hand to writing. His first manuscript,A THOUSAND SUNS was published in theUK by Orion in 2005. He now has a numberof thrillers out and has recently releasedthe first book in his award winning YoungAdult series TIMERIDERS, nominated byPuffin as BEST ADVENTURE FANTASY intheir recent BEST SEVENTY CHILDRENSBOOKS OF ALL TIME press release. Alex isfast building a reputation as one of the UK'smost original writers.www.beyondtheagency.co.uk eagency.co.uk | 01603 283595 | hello@beyondtheagency.co.ukeagency.co.ukCHECK THE WEBSITE AND APP FOR CONSTANT UPDATES TO THE CONFERENCE AND FESTIVAL PROGRAMMENS&V2012 \ 43

SPEAKERSSPEAKERSKRISTIN SHINE MDKristin is the Chief Medical Officer at BioBeatsInc. where she leads development of clinicalapplications of BioBeats technology. Prior tojoining BioBeats, Kristin spent five yearsadvising global pharma, consumer andhealth tech companies. She has a degree inMolecular Biology from Princeton and an MDfrom Columbia Medical School, and believesthe best way to address the loomingproblems in health care is to give patientsand clinicians the tools they need. Her threeyear old son says he believes this too, andthen asks for chocolate.EMILY STEWARTEmily is Regional Officer for the E/SE region ofthe Musicians' Union, an organisation thatrepresents the interests of over 30,000musicians working in all sectors of the musicbusiness. Previously a musician herself, nowher day to day work is regularly paralegal innature; often including chasing up unpaid feesfor members, advising on difficult contractsand navigating musicians rights.JOSEPH STOPPSJoseph is director of MofoHifi Records andPublishing, home of innovative electronicartists such as current Radio 1 favouriteBobby Tank and Phonat. Joe also has anartist management company called FML, andhas managed many artists in different genresincluding Howard Jones. He has also ran,developed and invested in a Music businessStart Up and co runs a production Companycalled Replay Heaven who currently havecredits which include Jessie J, Nas, DavidGuetta, Eric Prydz, Dizzee Rascal and TheBlack Eyed Peas to name a few.TRAVIS LEE STREETTravis is a Web Designer, Developer andBlogger with a background in marketingand a Bachelor's in Social Science. Travishas worked for award winning agencies andinternationally recognised brands, heteaches the Business Education TechnologyCouncil qualification in Social Media forBusiness, and runs his own technology andculture website COMEINTOLAND.KATE TANCREDKate Tancred (Managing Director, TheSmalls) commenced her career within themedia industry. Passionate about contentand the changing landscape of today’s mediaKate joined The Smalls – a network oftalented, independent short film and contentcreators – in 2011. The Smalls revolutionisesthe media industry by bridging the gapbetween its community of 8,200+filmmakers and those seeking content.ADAM TANDYAdam has worked in television comedy andentertainment production for over twentyyears. His most recent production creditsinclude The Thick of It, A Touch of Cloth,Cricklewood Greats, Come Fly With Me, LabRats, Time Trumpet, The Smith and JonesSketchbook, I'm Alan Partridge II, TheArmando Iannucci Shows and World of Pub.He was also a producer on the multi-awardwinning film, In The Loop.FLASH TAYLORFlash Taylor arrived in the United Kingdomfrom New Zealand in 1999 to fulfill a lifelongdream to become an A&R man. To thesurprise of most of his peers, it worked.Starting off his career in the post room atZomba Records, Flash became an A&RAssistant to Michael Morley, the then A&RManager at Zomba Music Publishing. After 3years Flash moved to Sony ATV MusicPublishing. While at Sony ATV he signedmany important songwriters and artistsincluding, James Morrison, Cherry Ghost,Boy Kill Boy, The Naked and Famous and TheTing Tings. After 8 Years Flash defected tothe independents. Firstly to Perfect Songsand then, where he currently resides, BucksMusic Group. Flash continues to search outamazing songwriters, artists and producers.MARCUS TAYLORMarcus is the founder of Venture Harbour, adigital marketing agency specialising inworking with brands in the music, film, andgaming industries. In 2013, he was awarded'Young Visionary of the Year' at MIDEM.Marcus also runs a number of side projectincluding The Musician's Guide,MusicLawContracts.com, Music Job Board,and What is My Comfort Zone.SUE TEDDERNSue has been a writer for television andradio for over twenty years. Her televisionwriting credits include My Family, Birds of aFeather, Bosom Pals, Sister Frances, HappyTogether, and My Parents are Aliens. Shehas lectured in screenwriting, radio dramaand sitcom at Central School of Speech andDrama, the University of East Anglia, CityUniversity and Norwich University Collegeof the Arts.SOPHIE URQUHARTSophie set up Tin Drum Music in October2011 following 8 years experience in musicsupervision. Starting out as CreativeDirector of Huge Music, WCRS advertisingagency's in-house music consultancy,Sophie supervised a number of awardwinning advertising campaigns, featurefilms and television series. Sophie thenjoined Chrysalis Music as Creative Directorof synchronisation and subsequently joinedSpirit Music Group as Senior Director ofCreative Services. These roles includedcreative searches, fee and deal termnegotiation, issuing contracts and A&Rscouting for the UK market.LUCY WARDLucy trained as a lawyer before co-foundingindependent production company,Wavelength Films. She works as ExecutiveProducer on all the company’s output andalso manages international distribution offeature film and broadcast programmerights. She has served as a Board Memberof EM Media (the East Midlands RegionalScreen Agency) and initiated and heads upwrite2screen, a Creative England project forthe East of England established to connectwriters and film-makers.JORDAN WHITMOREAtlantic RecordsSUSIE WRIGHTSusie is a Media Project Manager in Channel4's Creative Diversity Department whichfocuses on driving the commissioning ofcontent from new, diverse, grassroots talentfrom across the UK. In-keeping withChannel 4’s Nations and Regions remit, themainstay of Susie’s role is to ensure thatcreative talent, new and/or regionalcompanies and under-represented groupsfrom across the UK connect with Channel 4.She is also the editorial lead for the newtalent showcase , The Shooting Gallery,which is set to return later in 2013.MR TOMMY ZEEMr Tommy Zee is an award winningproducer, director, composer, artist, dj, anda restless Gemini who takes perversepleasure in joining art in commerce in aroaring threesome. His enigmaticexperience spans many diverse fields onvarious continents: a banker, a radio host, aPolish chart topping rapper, a studio owner,and a music producer working on a widevariety of genres, under multiple monickers.JOHN STREETUEA.44 / NS&V2013CHECK THE WEBSITE AND APP FOR CONSTANT UPDATES TO THE CONFERENCE AND FESTIVAL PROGRAMMENS&V2013 \ 45

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