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The Alliance for Women Film Composers and The Society of Composers & Lyricists joining forces on this important topic: MENTAL WELL-BEING FOR MUSICIANS, with marriage and family therapist Dr Jenni Silberstein, Ph. D. and founding member of the Composer Wellbeing Collective, Emily Richardson, moderated by AWFC board member Jenna Fentimen.

In this timely seminar focused on psychological self-care, Emily Richardson and Dr. Jenni Silberstein discuss well-being for creative music professionals and explore tools and techniques to overcome work-related stress. They will discuss social media, receiving feedback, performance anxiety, asking for help and the additional pressures inherent in the pandemic era. This online event will include a Q&A and open forum discussion.
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Alliance for Women Film Composers Members: use code SCLMWB

FREE for current SCL Members and AWFC Members.
Attendees will receive a YouTube Live Stream link approximately 10 minutesbefore the Seminar starts. The link will be emailed, from Eventbrite.
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This week's get together will be hosted by composer and AWFC Board Member Nami Melumad. Join us for an open discussion on Getting Work and Making It Work. What is it like finding work before, during, and after COVID-times? Once you find work, what makes a successful composer-director collaboration?
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2pm-3pm (EDT) - NEW YORK
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Congratulations Ana Kasrashvili • Film Composer on her World Soundtrack Awards Sabam Award for Best Original Composition by a Young Composer! ... See MoreSee Less

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Congrats Cynthia Erivo on her World Soundtrack Awards in the Best Original Song Award category for "Stand Up," co-written with Joshuah Brian Campbell. ... See MoreSee Less

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Congratulations Hildur Gudnadóttir on her World Soundtrack Awards Film Composer of the Year award. ... See MoreSee Less

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Lolita Ritmanis, Nainita Desai and Nora Baldenweg joined Michael Abels, Diego Baldenweg, and Lionel Vincent Baldenweg for this World Soundtrack Awards Panel Talk on Composer Diversity.

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WSA Talks: Panel Talk on Composer Diversity

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Michael Abels (2019 Discovery of the Year), Lolita Ritmanis (2020 WSA nominee for Public Choice), and WSAcademy members Diego Baldenweg with Nora Baldenweg &...

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Big congrats to Hannah Abrahim!Congratulations to the 2020 ASCAP Foundation Molly Hyman Music Scholarship recipient, Hannah Abrahim!🥳

Hannah Abrahim is a 19-year-old singer songwriter based in Los Angeles, & is currently attending the University of Southern California, majoring in Performance with a Music Industry minor.

Hannah strives to use her career as a platform to empower minorities, present a perspective that is able to inspire all, as well as facilitate love and empathy within her audience. Her debut single “Afterparty,” is a dance pop collaboration with DJ Alkii. Hannah’s music can be found on all streaming platforms & she is currently in the process of recording a series of singles set to release in late 2020.

The ASCAP Foundation Molly Hyman Music Scholarship is presented annually to a student pursuing a bachelor’s degree in the Thornton School of Music Division of Contemporary Music at USC who is also enrolled in music business/industry courses. It is funded by The ASCAP Foundation Molly Hyman Fund.
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