![]() Paul brings a unique mix of technology understanding, entrepreneurial energy, strong business discipline, and creative sensibilities. Campbell joined QD3 assuming the role of President and COO in charge of growing the Company’s organizational infrastructure, production capacity, and expansion onto new digital platforms. Campbell is the President and COO of QD3. As the creative and driving force, Quincy is building the first urban oriented digital media entertainment company. The company is aggressively expanding online to take advantage of the technology explosion of broadband video, user generated content, video on demand and mobile platforms. Under Quincy’s leadership, the company has amassed one of the largest independent libraries of hip-hop content with thousands of hours of programming, much of it rare, exclusive, and never before seen footage. ![]() Quincy started a documentary production company focused on chronicling the many dimensions of hip-hop culture. After one year at Berklee, Quincy grew restless and moved to Los Angeles where he connected with Dr.Dre and a small record label called Ruthless. A Hip Hop pioneer, Quincy decided to attend the noted Berklee College of Music in Boston. Quincy “QD3” Jones, III is the Chairman, CEO, and Chief Creative Officer of QD3. In this exclusive, candid interview QD3 Chairman Quincy Jones, III and President Paul Campbell discuss the digital media entertainment business, social media marketing and taming tech for competitive advantage. Subscribe: Google Podcasts | Spotify | Email | RSS ASCAP honored QDIII with the 1993 ASCAP Composers' Award for his work on Принц із Беверлі-Хіллз (1990), which starred Will Smith.Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 24:21 - 27.9MB) | Embed Cool J Out All Night (1992), which featured Patti LaBelle The PJs (1999), which was Eddie Murphy's weekly animated comedy series (for which QDII received an Emmy nomination) and the theme for Grown Ups (1997), which starred Jaleel White. QDIII also composed theme songs for the comedy series In the House (1995), which starred L.L. QDIII's activity in the film and television arenas includes the score for the Hughes Brothers' critically acclaimed box-office smash Загроза суспільству (1993) as well as songs featured in Gang Related (1997), Panther (1995), and Лірика Джейсона (1994). For this work, QDIII was nominated for a Source magazine award for Producer of the Year, along with Dr.Dre and others. In addition to his many hits for artists such as Tupac Shakur, Ice Cube, and LL Cool J, he has remixed singles for artists such as Prince, Ronald Isley, Queen Latifah, Coolio, Naughty by Nature, Everlast ( Erik Schrody), and Morcheeba, among others. With many gold, platinum, and multi-platinum albums and singles to his name, QDIII is a bona-fide hit maker in hip-hop, R&B and pop. Dre and Ruthless records, produced a project there, and the rest, as the cliché goes, is history. After a year at Berklee, QDIII moved to Los Angeles, California, where he immediately hooked up with Dr. In 1986, hip-hop had not yet developed into a profitable business, and QDIII decided to attend Berklee College of Music to learn more about mixing records and studio technology. He spent a year and a half in New York working with old school legends such as T La Rock, who was the first artist signed to Def Jam and Special K of the group Treacherous 3, which also featured Kool Moe Dee. At that point, QDIII packed up and moved to New York City to pursue his dream to be a hip-hop producer in the US. At age 13, he got his first drum machine and started producing demos for local hip-hop acts, which eventually lead him to his first gold record at the age of 16. QDIII grew up in Stockholm Sweden, were he got his start in hip-hop by touring as a break dancer.
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