In this podcast series from Buma Music in Motion we talk to media composers together with Amber Roner. In the Netherlands there are many composers and producers who create high-level music for films, series, games and commercials. From Netflix series to Dutch hit film. Discover the stories behind a composition and get to know these composers.
This episode we ask two professionals for 5 tips for the future media music professional. What do you need to know to have success in this world? Why is this world interesting for artists? With manager Nahuel Blaton en Senior Director Sync Services & Partnerships of BMG Emilie Kannekens.
This podcast is Dutch spoken.
Nahuel Blaton
Artist manager, REBIS Artist Management, NLActive in the Dutch and international music scene for over two decades, Nahuel Blaton has represented a wide range of Dutch artists and bands across the globe. He founded the artist management company REBIS, which is dedicated to supporting musicians in building sustainable, long-term careers. Over the years, Nahuel has worked with acts such as SKIP&DIE, Ruben Hein, Pink Oculus, Pieter de Graaf, COLLIGNON, Kovacs, and Thomas Azier.
Nahuel currently serves as a commissioner at MMF NL, the trade organization for music managers in the Netherlands. He is also an active member of Taskforce GO!, a working group committed to tackling transgressive behavior and promoting inclusion the music industry.
Emilie Kannekens
Senior director sync services & partnerships, BMG, NLEmilie leads the sync and production music division at BMG’s Benelux office. Before joining BMG, she spent over six years at the international music agency MassiveMusic, where she was responsible for music research, artist collaborations, and sync licensing as Head of EMEA. In addition to her love for music, Emilie has a strong legal foundation with a specialism in Copyright law.
Amber Roner
Presenter and programme maker, Story Art Studio, NLAmber Roner has been giving stories a platform as a freelance presenter and multimedia journalist for nearly 20 years. She does so with great energy as a host, moderator, and program maker for events, podcasts, TV, and radio shows. Over the years, she has worked with organizations including ESNS, ADE, Sublime, and Omroep ZWART. You may also recognize her voice from the Buma Music in Motion: Behind the Track podcast, where she speaks with media music composers about their work. In addition to music, Amber enjoys speaking about topics such as sports, talent development, mental health, sustainability, leadership, diversity and inclusion.