Pyramid Festival: Prosumer- Driven Underground Electronic Music Gathering
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Abstract
Being a young music business professional who creates live events in different scales for almost 10 years, I believe that in an over- saturated and high-risk festival environment, an entrepreneur should differentiate its project in order to establish a strong brand and claim a long-term position in the market. This is the reason why I have always prioritized that the event concepts that I create and promote were all first of their kinds, offered unique experiences to the audience and cared about the society as a whole. In line with that personal perspective, I undertook an entrepreneurial live entertainment project as my Culminating Experience at Berklee Valencia and developed a business plan. The main value proposition of this model is to create a new festival concept with a unique marketing strategy which transforms the consumers into the prosumers and allows them to tailor their preferred lineup (and more!). The participants are stepping forward, given a significant role in the event production, as genuine prosumers. Each ticket holder immediately becomes an investor and programmer, later incorporating into a volunteer marketing representative who buzzes around in favor of his/her dearest artist’s confirmation for the festival.
Publication Date
7-1-2019
Campus
Valencia (Spain) Campus
Recommended Citation
Eltutar, Can. “Pyramid Festival: Prosumer- Driven Underground Electronic Music Gathering.” Master's Project, Berklee College of Music, 2019. https://remix.berklee.edu/graduate-studies-global-entertainment-business/185
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