What Musicians Need to Know About Protecting Their Art with Julia Holt

Julia Holt is an entertainment attorney and the founder of Julia Holt Law. She shares her journey from growing up in Gretna, Louisiana, to studying jazz piano and music business, and eventually building a career in law and artist advocacy. She sits down with us to explain why protecting intellectual property is critical for musicians, from copyright registration and split sheets to performance royalties and sync opportunities.We dive into the challenges and opportunities facing independent artists in New Orleans, the importance of financial literacy, and the need to approach music with both creativity and entrepreneurship. Julia also discusses her sync company, offering insights into how local artists can position themselves for placements in film and TV. Listen now to explore how artistry and business intersect, and what steps every creator should take to secure their future in music.Our show's host, David Adams, founded Elation Entertainment, a New Orleans-based multi-media entertainment company. With a solid foundation of 8 years working in the Los Angeles music scene conducting multiple music camps with Grammy Associates, Musicians, and Producers, David brings a wealth of expertise to the table. His experiences have taught him valuable lessons, encouraging him to bring the entertainment industry standards and creative spaces to New Orleans, a place he calls home. Follow Elation EntertainmentInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/elationent/Website: https://www.elationent.com