EPISODE · Apr 10, 2024 · 1H 5M
Ep. 28: Packaging THE PITCH: Tips on Branding, EPKs, and Emailing Venues with David Ostrom
from Secrets From The Scene · host Stephen Helvig | Helvig Productions
There are three essential components every musician must have to successfully pitch their music for gigs: an artist brand, an EPK, and the ability to craft effective emails. Missing any of these can potentially cost you the gig.In this episode, David Ostrom joins me to delve into the art of "packaging the pitch." David, the brains behind Ostrom Entertainment, an agency specializing in entertainment and bookings for local artists, shares insights on: The significance of an effective artist brand and why it's crucial. Strategies for crafting a compelling EPK. Tips and best practices for composing emails when reaching out to talent buyers and venues.With five years of experience as a booking agent for the Minnesota Music Coalition, David has facilitated numerous gigs for Minnesota artists both locally and regionally. His exposure to countless EPKs and email exchanges provides valuable insights into what works and what doesn't.Whether you're just embarking on booking your own shows or seeking to enhance your pitching skills, David generously shares his wealth of knowledge and even suggests some invaluable resources for DIY artists towards the end. Enjoy the episode!Episode Links:🌐 How to Connect with Your Audience: A Branding Guide For Musicians🌐 Indie on the Move🌐 Tip TreeEpisode Links and Mentions🌐 Big Turn Music Fest🌐 Midwest Music Fest🌐 Mile of MusicConnect with the Guest:🔗 Ostrom Entertainment Website🔗 Ostrom Entertainment Instagram🔗 Ostrom Entertainment Facebook🔗 Irie MindsGet new episodes by email: Join the Secrets From The Scene newsletter.Secrets From The Scene is made by Helvig Productions, a Twin Cities recording studio for artists and bands.
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