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License to Earn
Aug 30, 2010 4:31 PM, By Dave Tough
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HOW TO PLACE YOUR MUSIC IN FILM, TV, AND VIDEO PROJECTS
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All About Reference Monitors
Using Plug-ins Creatively
The Electronic Century Part 1
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The Electronic Century Part 3
The Electronic Century Part 4
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Life in the Fast Lane
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As record sales continue to
decline, songwriters are
looking to license their master
recordings for film and TV
projects. Departmemt store
commercials now feature the
melodies of Robert Plant and
Alison Krauss. The music of
Imogen Heap and The Who
makes regular visits to
primetime TV. But you don’t
have to be a superstar to get
your music on the big—or
little—screen. Thousands of
songwriters now license their
music worldwide.
Opportunities to license your music include films, TV series and commercials, corporate training
videos, and multimedia productions for the Internet. The best way to get your music into these
projects is by developing personal relationships with producers, directors, and ad executives.