Church of Scientology Pleased to Host Artist Tony Rockliff for Seminar

The Church of Scientology Celebrity Centre Nashville is pleased to announce that Tony Rockliff will be back in April for a seminar geared toward helping artists advance in their careers. End Quote

(1888PressRelease) March 05, 2015 - Internet marketing expert and artist Tony Rockliff is returning to Nashville to deliver his seminar on how to boost an artistic career through the Internet. Rockliff knows how to work social media. He began in 1995, creating Cybertown, an on-line community of people from 155 countries interacting in a 3D Virtual Reality off-world town set about 100 years in the future. Cybertown grew to 1.3 million members, was receiving 1.5 billion hits a year and was listed in the top 2500 sites in the world. This was all before Facebook and Twitter even existed.

Not only that, but Rockliff has decades of experience as a record producer, recording engineer and composer. He has worked with artists including Cat Stevens, Billy Ocean, Beck, Elton John's band, Regina Bell, the Temptations, Sir George Martin, Brian Johnson from AC/DC, Uriah Heep, David Pomeranz, David Campbell, Nicky Hopkins, members of Yes and the Doors and many others.

Rockliff described his seminar, "We are going over exactly what is being done by the musicians who are successful expanding their careers with the Internet." He plans to talk about step-by-step strategies that can be used.

The seminar will be hosted by the Church of Scientology Celebrity Centre Nashville, a church with a mission to help artists. President of the church, Corinne Sullivan, says, "Our founder, L. Ron Hubbard, made it clear that our role is to help artists as they shape the future and the culture around us."

Rockliff's seminar will be April 18th at 1pm in the church's community hall. For more information about the event or other church activities, call Julie Brinker at 615-687-4600. For more on Tony Rockliff, visit his website www.indietrak.com.

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