Jazz Fest Cubes – Get ‘em or Print ‘em
- April 23rd, 2008 /
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In celebration of my favorite time of year, Jazz Fest, we’ve put together a set of Jazz Fest Cubes to help everyone wade through the wide array of choices this weekend at the Fest.
We were selected by the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation to build the Talent Exchange, a music search engine that enables music supervisors and talent buyers to find Louisisana music and artists.
To commemorate the achievement of building this search engine (in just one month… hey, its beta), we compiled the Jazz Fest Cubes. We’re going to be sharing these with our friends who are attending the An Event Apart conference this week, and presumably sticking around this weekend for some music.
Want one?
Come by the Welcome, Party! connecting AEA attendees with NOLA BarCampers today at
Or
Print your own version using the embedded files you see in this post. Print, snip, tape, Voila!
We were thrilled to get to work on the Talent Exchange for NOJHF. Here’s what Scott Aiges had to say about it:
The mission of the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation is to promote
We hired Flatsourcing to build the Talent Exchange for us. With just a month to build it, they fully committed to the project and got to work. The whole team communicated with us every step of the way, and made sure they shared our vision for the project. We’re thrilled to launch the beta version of the Talent Exchange at our new conference, Sync Up: The Jazz & Heritage Music and Media Market. Thanks to the great team at Flatsourcing for helping us get the job done!
Look forward to celebrating this great time of year with all our local friends and everyone else who’s in town. Happy Fest!
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Apr 23, 2008 at 7:33 pm
Hey Chris, great idea on the “cube”. I’ll be sitting in with you on the May 2nd panel for Sync Up. Looking forward to meeting you and having a dynamic conversation.
Apr 24, 2008 at 7:57 am
Hey Brent – Look forward to meeting you on the May 2nd panel. It is going to be a great session. I’m excited to have a great conversation too. Thanks for stopping by.