Sticks n’ Skins – The Sessions

Paul M. Quin, spoke on behalf of Sticks n’ Skins – The Sessions regarding entertainment law and contracts. Additional panelists included Dom Famularo (Global Drumming Ambassador), Carolos Guzman (Tour Manager) Joe Hibbs (from Mapex Drums), Liberty Devitto (international recording artist), and Don Bennett (Drum Retailer Educator). The event was held November 17, 2012 at the EMP Museum, in Seattle, WA. For more information, go to http://sticksnskinsthesessions.com/events.html.


Mr. Quin has spent many years as a professional drummer and remains active in the music industry. He represents manufacturers of musical instruments and a variety of entertainers, mostly within the music business and specializes in representing drummers and other sidemen in all aspects of their professional career including band agreements, endorsements, contract drafting, negotiation and review, business plans, incorporation, title search, management, and publishing.

Paul Quin, John Gibbons and Ric Asfar met Joe Cocker.

 

 

Paul Quin, John Gibbons, and Ric Asfar had the opportunity to meet

Joe Cocker, when he played at Ruth Eckerd Hall.

The Sessions - “Your Path to Success” seminar

Paul Quin, Entertainment and Litigation Lawyer, joined the panel when The Sessions held the “Your Path to Success” seminar on September 19 at The Theater Arts Production Company School (TAPCO) in the Bronx NY. The seminar was attended by the students at the school, who highly praised the event. Topics included marketing, networking, self-promotion, entertainment law, image maintenance and performance fundamentals.

Other panelists included Don Famularo, The Drumming World’s Global Ambassador; Will Calhoun, Drummer/Producer/ Ethnomusicologist; Liberty DeVitto, Drummer/Recording Artist; Joe Hibbs, Mapex Artist Relations/Product Development Manager; and Carlos Guzman, Production Manager.

The Theater Arts Production Company School (TAPCO) is located at 2225 Webster Avenue, Bronx, NY 10457. For more information about the school, go to http://www.tapconyc.org/.

Additional seminars will be held in November and January. More information will be forthcoming.  For information about The Sessions, go to their website http://www.thesessions.org/