Mil Cannon is a multi-Grammy nominated producer, director, photographer, artist, consultant, certified counselor, and is somewhat of a “Forrest Gump” in the media world. Mil has worked for past presidential administrations, major corporations, the world’s biggest stars, and yet he is still a humble Savannah native with a work ethic second to none. Mil shares his insight and experiences into media content and production. Some of his clients include Whitney Houston, Carrie Underwood, Usher, TLC, Mariah Carey, Collective Soul, Jerry Reed, Pink, John Mellencamp, Hank, Jr., Elton John, Gloria Estefan, and dozens of ‘A-listers’. His creative work can be seen in “The World of Coke”, and Mil was the official producer for the 1996 Olympics for the City of Atlanta. Mil has produced work for Ted Turner, CNN, NASCAR, MTV, McDonald’s, IBM, and many, many others. Mil enjoys partnerships with “Mama Jan” Smith, and also the Savannah Bananas. Join us for ‘Part 1’ of our inaugural podcast of “On the MAP – The Big One”, with our friend, partner, and media legend, Mil Cannon.
About On the Map
“On The MAP” is a podcast produced by Music Artist Pipeline and MAP Studios. As one of the fastest growing and most prolific music studios in Georgia, Music Artist Pipeline (MAP) is dedicated to artistic success and creativity. “On The MAP” is a podcast born out of a desire to promote not only music and musicians in Georgia, but all over the world. “On The MAP” will feature interviews with artists from all genres, as well as discussions with industry pros, legendary producers, and a host of other creative individuals. Sit back and enjoy as we feature brand new artists, established pros, and everything in-between. Music Artist Pipeline – We put YOU on the MAP!
The MAP podcast was great. It would be interesting to “Follow the MAP” to their rise in the music world with Georgia artists
That may be a great so called column or regular on Allongeorgi.com
Monitor the Ga musicians as they follow their dreams by using the MAP
Rhonda Mobley
May 16, 2021 at 5:21 pm
The MAP podcast was great. It would be interesting to “Follow the MAP” to their rise in the music world with Georgia artists
That may be a great so called column or regular on Allongeorgi.com
Monitor the Ga musicians as they follow their dreams by using the MAP