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TEMECULA FEST SHOWCASE IS SEEKING TALENT
KBH Entertainment is accepting showcase submissions for the 2008 Temecula Valley International Film & Music Festival (TVIFF).
Showcases are held once a month at the world-famous Los Angeles venue, The Mint.
At each showcase acts get to play a thirty-minute set for music industry professionals, including label execs, agents, producers, publishers, song placement specialists, and music journalists. \
All genres are welcome; and, performers may be solo, duos, trios, or a full band. Participation in the KBH showcases will provide exposure to film and music professionals.
The last two years, selected showcase artists went on to entertain guests at the Film & Music Festival’s closing night gala attended by VIPs from a variety of entertainment fields.
TVIFF will be held from Sept. 17 - 21, 2008. You can visit http://www.kbhentertainment.com for further details and submission instructions.
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