Welcome to the Three Roles in 9 Months (3R9M) Program at the Ann Cephus Family Fund! Our nine-month internship is designed to immerse students in the dynamic world of the music industry, covering three essential roles: creation, technology, and business. Whether you're a budding artist, an aspiring talent manager, or interested in the other roles on the business side of music, our program offers a comprehensive experience to help launch your music business career.
Program Overview
Duration: School year
Roles:
Creative: Dive into songwriting, composing, and recording.
Business: Learn about marketing, management, and operations within the music industry.
Technology: Explore the intersection of music and technology through roles in production, data analysis, web, and more; including introduction to AI and web3.
Eligibility: Open to Gwinnett County High School students interested in creative careers, especially in music.
What You Will Learn
Technical Skills: Gain proficiency with a variety of state-of-the-art software and apps across different roles, from project management tools like Trello to creative technologies such as ChatGPT, Midjourney, and Adobe Express, and specialized music tuning software for producers.
Business Acumen: Insights into the music business, including contract negotiation and artist management.
Creative Development: Learn the fundamentals of nurturing creative talent, including insights into the development process and practical demonstrations tailored for aspiring artists and industry professionals.
Program Benefits
Hands-On Experience: Real-world experience in a supportive, educational environment.
Networking Opportunities: Connect with industry professionals and fellow creatives.
Showcase Event: Cap your internship by showcasing your work in a culminating public event.
Application Process
Application Opening Date: July 1st
Deadline: August 16th
How to Apply: Apply
here!. There are only 25 positions available. Applicants will be selected for an interview. The ACFF Board will vote on applicants. Selected applicants will be sent an offer letter.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Does the program require any costs to parents and students?
There are no costs to participate. However, there is an attendance and grades requirement to participate.
What are the attendance requirements?
Students that miss 3 sessions and do not complete internship tasks will be dismissed from the program.
Students that miss more than 5 days of school will be dismissed from the program.
What are the grade requirements?
Students must have a passing grade of 2.0 or better within 9 weeks of starting our program.
Where are meetings held?
Weekly meetings are held virtually! However, there are 6 in-person meetings for field trips or end of year performance planning.
Will students have to have their own devices to participate?
ACFF will provide the technology required for our internship program.
What time will meetings be held?
Weekly meetings will be held at 6pm, one day a week with instructors.
Students are expected to connect virtually to collaborate on tasks between virtual meetings with instructors.
Field trips and planning meetings will be scheduled according to the schedule of the venue we are visiting.
