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Nova - Creative Guitarist
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ID # 90963
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Music
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SRN
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New York, NY |
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Non-union
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n/a
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Release Date |
03-26-07
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| Audition Date |
12-31-69
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Submission Deadline |
05-23-07
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| Shoot Date |
12-31-69
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| Casting Category |
Music - Strings
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| Market(s) |
New York City, NY |
Our current guitarist is leaving and we need to fill his shoes.
Nova has written and produced over 200 songs and played in bands such as Speedway Blvd, Noman, Zu Zu's Petals, The Heat, Big Business and Skull. Recently Nova has been jamming at the Cutting Room and he will be playing gigs in NYC with his new band in the spring.
Additionally, Nova is well known as a poet and in 1995 Nova won 3rd place in the Hockney Literary Awards.
Nova is also an accomplished fine artist with paintings appearing in venues around the Northeast such as Cafe Tu Tu Tango and an upcoming one man show in Valley Cottage New York.
This is a self-response casting.
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Seeking 1 talent(s) for this role
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Looking for someone with tasy licks not a shredder or metal player.
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Gender: Male Female
Age: from 18 to 45
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The Recording Industry Association of America said Monday it is demanding a halt to illegal music sales at gas stations, convenience stores, groceries and some small music stores that the group has identified as offering illegal copies of music recordings Copying of Internet files also is responsible for some of the decline, industry officials have said
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An anti-piracy campaign by the recording industry is threatening lawsuits to try to force stores to pull pirated music from their shelves The numbers are increasing as the equipment to make counterfeit copies becomes cheaper and smaller, according to industry statistics
The RIAA did not say how much money it is demanding
Last week, Secret Service agents in New York arrested three men and seized 35,000 illegally copied music discs, 10,000 movies on DVD and 421 compact disc burners that are used to make the counterfeit products
The stores will receive letters from the association telling them to stop making illegal music sales, demanding a settlement fee and asking for help in finding other pirated music "No one should think they operate below the radar anymore , Vivendi Universal and Bertelsmann AG
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