Hi Friend,
How many times have you heard the phrase, "You've got to know somebody to get ahead"?
When it comes to getting your music into television and films, this phrase is the absolute TRUTH.
Unless you can get access to the music supervisors who pick the songs, it really doesn't matter how good your music is.
My good friend Chris SD (I’ve emailed you about him last week) has a program called The Art of the Song Pitch that connects you directly with top music supervisors in TV and film.
The program shows you exactly how to license your music to TV and film in a step-by-step manner even down to which songs to send.
Remember that phrase about knowing somebody?
Chris personally introduces you to top music supervisors with credits such as Grey’s Anatomy, Bridgerton, Will Trent, The Penguin, Poker Face, Better Call Saul, Supernatural, The Flash, and many more.
I've seen it!
His students have gotten a ton of placements because they're able to forge actual relationships with the music supervisors he introduces you to.
And there's nothing better than the feedback you get from the people capable of buying your music.
The Art of the Song Pitch is all you need to connect with the right people in the music licensing world, but I want to make extra sure that your music is the best it can be.
That's why I'm also including my Vocal Techniques Checklists booklet when you join The Art Of The Song Pitch.
It covers all the things about recording and mixing vocals that no one ever told you before, like how to get the very best performances from a singer, and mixing techniques for the right mix level every time, super airy vocals, and big bodacious background vocals.
That’s my way to support you when you join The Art of the Song Pitch.
You can find out more about it by clicking the link below:
Click here to discover how to get your music into TV & film
Make no mistake, Friend. This is something that can change your life in so many wonderful ways.
Bobby
P.S. In case you missed yesterday’s Sync Songwriter Music Supervisor Panel, here’s a limited-time REPLAY link for you:
CLICK HERE to watch the music supervisor panel replay.
