Hi Friend
Are you doing anything to get your music into TV & Film?
The reason I’m asking is because this is an incredible time in the sync world where you don't have to be in a big media center like New York or Los Angeles to submit your music.
If your not aware, here are just 3 Benefits from One Good Sync Placement:
You get paid (typically thousands of dollars) upfront for the license and then receive backend royalties whenever the show, movie, or ad airs.
You get your music in front of millions of ears and eyeballs. A lot of indie artists have gotten their huge break from just one well-placed sync in a top show or movie.
You get residual income from royalties which can allow you to quit your day job as your reputation in the sync industry starts to grow.
That sounds pretty good, doesn't it? The problem is that 95% of indie songwriters, composers, and producers fail to get even their first song placement in a show, movie, or ad.
If this is you, there is a better way… Actually there are TWO Better Ways!
Michael Elsner and Chris SD reached out to me recently, and they are Goliaths in the sync world. Their combined success helping musicians like you get their music into TV & film is off the charts!
They each have their own way of generating sync placements. Chris hangs out with top music supervisors in LA and places music with them. Michael crushes it in music libraries and gets invited to fly around the nation as a speaker for top music schools and events.
You could say they’re competitors, but apparently they met up at the NAMM conference last weekend and got to talking. They quickly realized that their different approaches to licensing music are actually both sides of the same coin. They complete the circle.
A big fan of them both joked, they are “the Lennon/McCartney of sync success”. :)
Chris and Michael sent me this short video of their conversation that they shot together at NAMM. Their excitement is palpable! Check it out…
In this unscripted interaction between these two top educators in music licensing today, you’re going to get some amazing insight into how to get your music into TV & film successfully.
Licensing indie music is TOTALLY doable, and this video will give you the confidence that you can do it too. With their track records, how could it not be!
