SAE Magazine 12-2

Los AngelesCampusNews SAE Institute Los Angeles Hosts Pen Up n Pen Up is a monthly songwriter networking event aimed at bringing some of music’s best upcoming and established songwriters together with music industry executives to discuss industry trends and placement opportunities. SAE LA hosted the June 27th edition of Pen Up, which featured live perfor- mances and appearances by Rezy & Dev of The Renegades, Niles Gums (Manager for Karmen) and Music Jones, who also served as the evening’s moderator. Grammy-winner Nate Walka and Charlie Bereal, CEO of Beastley Management and Pen Up Songwriter Network, were also on hand as featured panelists. n SAE LA ATP Class Visits Legendary East / West Studios n SAE Institute LA’s ATP 0112 class paid a vis- it to historic East / West Studios in Hollywood, CA. East / West was originally United/Western Record- ers founded and built by audio pioneer Bill Putnam with the backing of Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra. The studio boasts the “Sinatra” room, where such iconic recordings as “My Way” and “That’s Life” took place. East/West is one of the many studios at which SAE Los Angeles has held graduation ceremonies for our graduating ATP students. n Panelists settle in at SAE LA prior to the Pen Up songwriter networking event SAE LA ATP students learning exclusive stories in the East / West Studios in Hollywood A L.A.C.E.R. student listens intently in SAE LA’s Neve studio, as he learns the process of recording music +++ SAE Institute Los Angeles Hosts Pen Up +++ SAE LA ATP Class Visits Legendary East/West Studios +++ SAE LA Gives Back to Community with LAC +++ SAE Institute Los Angeles Hosts Pen Up +++ SAE LA ATP Class Visits Legendary East/West Studios +++ SAE LA Gives Back to Community with LACER Afterschool Programme +++ SAE Institute Los Angeles Hosts Pen Up +++ SAE LA ATP Clas SAE LA Gives Back to Community with LACER Afterschool Programme n SAE Institute Los Angeles was proud to host Hollywood High School’s afterschool programme L.A.C.E.R. (Literary, Arts, Culture, Education & Recreation) for a tour around campus and some special recording time in the Neve studio. The mood was jovial and excited as L.A.C.E.R. stu- dents explored their curiosity in the recording arts by demoing some of the most advanced technol- ogy in the industry. n 234 SAE & SAE ALUMNI NEWS // Intercontinental NEWS Index

SAE Magazine 12-2

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