FAQ

An Electronic Press Kit, or "EPK" is a collection of materials used to promote your business, whether you are an artist, musician, craftperson, band, food vendor, other exhibitor or company. Your FestivalNet profile serves as your EPK. Complete your profile by adding bio, photos, music, videos, calendar and blog. The more complete your EPK, the more a promoter can conveniently learn all about you from one easy link.

In the Pro search full show details page, next to the promoter's email address you will notice this link, "Get Booked." Click there and select your choice under "Contact this event about applying" to generate an email from you to the event promoter with a link to your FN profile/EPK.

Use this link to quickly contact festivals you are interested in applying for. Before you use this tool, be sure your FestivalNet profile is complete. From the My Account area, you can modify your profile page (includes your bio), add photos, songs, videos, blog, and calendar.

This functionality needs to work with your default email program on your computer/browser, which you need to have set up first. You will have the chance to add more text to the email containing your EPK before sending the email.

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We scale your images down so it is not exactly possible to blow them up to a printable size for profit or personal use. Without the source image, in high resolution format, it is near impossible to recreate the image in a high enough quality to print it for display.

All artists who post their work on the web face this concern. Another option is to add a watermark over your image before uploading it.

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Uploaded photos must be a minimum of 320 pixels wide for a quality image display. Anything below this size will not be allowed.

Profile Picture

• Select "Modify Profile" under the "Your Profile" tab in "My Account."
• Scroll to the bottom and click "Upload or Choose Existing Image."
• Click 'browse' in the pop up window, find the folder where the photo is stored.
• Select the photo and click the "open" (the photo is now selected).
• Click the "Save Changes" button.

To change your profile picture, click the "Change Image" link to the right of your photo in "modify profile".

Gallery Pictures

• Select "Add Photo" under the "Gallery" tab in "My Account."
• Click the "Upload or Choose Existing Image" button.
• Enter the title of your photo (required).
• Click 'browse' in the pop up window, find the folder where the photo is stored on your computer.
• Select the photo and click the "open" (the photo is now selected).
• Click the "Save Changes" button.

Photo Upload Specifications

• We re-size your image on upload to maximum size of 750x550 pixels.
• There is a disk space limit per level. You will be notified of this when you upload an image.
• Acceptable formats are JPG, JPEG, PNG and GIF.

15 images are allowed @ Level 1, 30 @ Level 2, & 60 @ Level 3. Profile image does not count towards these. Image count is based on usage, even if it's the same image in multiple places of your profile.

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We scale your images down so it is not exactly possible to blow them up to a printable size for profit or personal use. Without the source image, in high resolution format, it is near impossible to recreate the image in a high enough quality to print it for display.

All artists who post their work on the web face this concern. Another option is to add a watermark over your image before uploading it.

Tags: artist, artwork, concerns, image, images, marketplace, photo, photograph, plagiarism, print, products, sell, sellers, upload, use, watermark