Outstanding artists within your reach. The next stage of the M.M.M.

Our guests will talk about the specifics of their profession, about the creative process, and what is happening behind the scenes. The films bring closer the point of view of artists and producers, as well as their feelings on issues such as the quality of concerts, the recordings of music albums or the level of event lighting. They try to deal with the answers to the following questions: what is the communication and development of the audience from the artist's perspective and what emotions accompany them today in the pandemic?

They also reveal where they find inspiration and motivation for further actions and development. The films are dedicated to the participants of the Music.Multimedia.Management project and for all those who are interested in deepening their knowledge in this area.

Felice Ross

The first guest of the Contemporary Creators series is one of the most recognizable light directors, co-creating many contemporary theater, opera and dance performances. Felice Ross has been working in stage lighting since the age of 15. She has worked as a lighting operator, lighting technician and the head of the lighting department at the Israeli Opera, as well as the lighting director. Felice has directed the lights for many performances as well as art installations in Israel, Europe, the USA, South Korea, Japan, South Africa and Great Britain.

Over the years of her career, she has conducted many master classes and workshops. She was the member of the jury of the Theater Academy in Warsaw, as well as the member of the Prague Quadrennial jury. She has received three annual awards for the best lighting direction in Israel, the best lighting at the Akko Theater Festival and the award for the best lighting for a classical performance in Poland. She was awarded an honorary membership in the Spanish Association of Light Directors. In 2018, Felice was honored by Sir Paul McCartney at the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts. In Poland, Felice has been cooperating with Krzysztof Warlikowski since 1998. She also collaborated with Grzegorz Jarzyna, Mariusz Treliński, Andrzej Seweryn and Natalia Korczakowska.

What is M.M.M.?

Music.Multimedia.Management. this two-year MMM program which will be developing the competences of specialists in the international cultural sector. Starting with the free on-line courses scheduled for May-June 2021, the selected candidates will have the opportunity to participate in a 2-week internship at the project partners' premises, and then qualify for a two-month paid internship in Poland or Norway.

The project is aimed at: students, graduates of art / music / humanities academies; the employees of art organizations who want to connect, expand their knowledge, improve skills, retrain independent artists who want to improve their management and production skills; aspiring art managers, art directors, programmers, curators, producers, designers and technicians. We would like to invite everyone aged 18+from any corner of the world. One of the conditions for participation in the program is a good command of English.


The courses are free, but the number of places is limited. By completing an internship outside your place of residence, you can receive a grant, as well as complete an internship paid by the organizers.

Take part in the new training and art project Music.Multimedia.Management.
The project sets up to accomplish:

• free online courses with experts from around the world
• 2-week internships in Poland and Norway
• 2-month paid internships in Poland or Norway
• Training completion certificate

We are waiting for applications until May 5th, 2021. More information can be found at mmmproject.eu.