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Hi, I was working on audio for movies and Tv, I’m so excited!
Thanks!
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I want to learn more about getting my music on tv and movies
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Hi my name is Pierre and I’m a music producers based outta Illinois. And I’m interested in learning more about getting my music on television and movies thank you.
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Hello Illinois! I’ll see you at the panel, Pierre.
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Hi Chris I am excited to come to your seminar I’ve got a lot of songs I have totally done that I have 100 % complete owner ship I wrote and think they might like is there a acertain way I should have them prepared so I can have a jump on tjisv
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Hello, My name is Raynard and I watched your video and totally agree with you. I need to display these instrumentals instead of just sitting on them. Maybe they can be of use. I plan on attending your seminar.
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My particular skill in songwriting in show music or themes adapted for muscal /theatrical productions. I already have examples on my YouTube channel with a great deal more on back catalogue. Does this preclude me from participation?
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Just come out to the panel, Vincent. See you there!
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I have a lot of questions ,I have two tracks I need advice
Pat Daniels.
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Hi Chris , I am definitely interested in finding out more, I am in London United Kingdom, I would love to find out how I can have a supervisor listen to some of my work.
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Chris Fosh
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See you there, Ilari!
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Great to hear, Chris! See you at the panel.
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Hello sir, I am very much interested in this. I have a lot, many albums of music that are one stop, originals, no samples, ready for use. Thanks for the invite.
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Hello Chris, my name is Clarence McGhee Jr and I am a gospel singer, gospel, songwriter, composer, independent gospel, recording artist and worship leader and I am interested in getting one of my over 850 original songs and I have written I recorded some of them and I believe There’s a chance that one of my sons can be good for one of your supervisors project that their looking for music for. I would like to come to your panel whenever date that is. Let me know when it is a where, I would like to be there. God bless.
Ps. I just released my Christmas album November 2, 2024 and you can check it out on my website or YouTube is up to you. I have 11 songs on there that I wrote that our original I compose them and my daughter did a good job producing all the music. It may be several songs on there that’s capable of being sync songs, but it’s up to you you to be the judge of that But that’s my opinion.
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There is a place for every kind of music in TV & film, Clarence! See you at the panel.
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Great to hear! See you there.
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I’m looking to connect directly with music supervisors for sync licensing opportunities of my own curated music.
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You are in the right place. See you at the panel!
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I hope you are have a great 2025 and enjoy my Red Eye songs that are on my website I have sent the link for.
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You got it, Jim!
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Hi Trevor, I unfortunately don’t have time to listen to all the music that gets sent to me, but show up at the Sync Songwriter Music Supervisor Panel, and I can show you how I can connect you with the right people in music licensing.
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I am ready with a catalog of one stops populated into DISCO. Now it’s time to focus on networking.
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Love that, Kristy! See you there.
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I would love to join but I am away next week.
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I would love to listen to what the music supervisors are looking for. I have been writing music since I was 12. I have won awards for both my guitar playing and songwriting. I write for all genres and music for TV and film. I have had a song placement in a TV commercial and looking forward to this event.
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Congrats Randy. Yes, the panel will be the next best step you can take to get more music into TV & film.
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It’s on Sunday, January 12th at 10am PST. It’s online and hopefully you can make it.
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Looking forward to your presentation. Sounds like a great learning experience.
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Great to hear, Greg. See you there!
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I’m a veteran composer, sound designer, and songwriter who stepped away from music to run a video production business. Here’s a snapshot of my music journey: I launched several recording studios in downtown NYC, engineering and producing for artists like Fred Thomas (James Brown’s bassist) and underground punk and hip-hop bands. A pivotal moment came when mentor Tim Champion introduced me to Eddie Cilletti, who connected me with John Petersen, renowned for his work on Miami Vice and MTV’s original theme. John encouraged me to explore composition, sparking my passion for original music for TV and film.
I spent 10 years as a music producer, jingle writer and film composer/sound designer both at Rave Music, and my own company creating award-winning work for brands like Pringles, Procter & Gamble, and Anheuser-Busch. I scored the anime series Power Stone and contributed to Pokemon, Cubix, and Yu-Gi-Oh! Later, I founded a music production company, scoring The Life Makeover Project with Cheryl Richardson (Oxygen Network) and contributing music to the Xbox platform. I also pursued a DJ career, signing with 411Records.
Driven by a passion for visual storytelling, I took a break from the biz to launch LiftMedia360, a video production agency serving nonprofits, healthcare, and design companies. While leading this business, I scored 95% of my clients’ projects, maintaining a connection to music. Today, I’m rekindling my commitment to composing full-time.-
Thanks for sharing your journey, Christian. You sound like you are in a perfect place to take full advantage of the Sync Songwriter Music Supervisor Panel. See you there!
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I would like to listen to the music supervisors tomorrow. I have several songs in a music library, just sitting there. I am familiar with the Sync industry, and how it works, but I have no relationships. I’d love to learn how to build these connections.
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That sounds great, Stacey! Keep in mind that the event happens on Sunday, January 12th at 10am PST. The link will be sent to you shortly.
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I acknowledge so a very big thanks…
Please make me aware if you would take to retaining a finder’s fee for such a connection to a placement if a song is selected?-
Hi Andrew, I do not take a finder’s fee or take any of your money from any song placements you get. See you at the panel!
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Hi there. Happy new year !
I have been working on many projects these past years, and I’d love to begin a new partnership this year 🙂
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Beautiful! See you there, William.
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Happy New Year, Chris! I’m looking to further explore and hopefully make inroads this year into sync licensing and your event looks like it will be a great way to kickstart things. Thanks for this!
All the best,
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You got it, Henry. Great to e-meet you and I’ll see you there!
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I believe my music is perfect for movies and video games. I need the help to get connected. I’d appreciate the opportunity.
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You are in the right place, George! See you at the panel.
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Hi , To Whom it Concern My Birth name is David Johnson and My Artist name is Drivon(Dri-von); I’m writing to inform you that I’m interested in writing Songs for Movies , and TV and began writing Lyrics at the age of 12 . I’m Versatile and write Songs for All Genres from Hip Hop , R&B , Gospel , RAP , Reggae , ECT.
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Great to hear, David, and thanks for reaching out. Good to hear about your versatility. I’ll see you there!
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My name is Robert Zeas. Over the last 10 years, I have self funded investing $125,000 producing film and audio content at Premier locations, studios and mastering facilities.
A celebrity’s Bel-Air mansion, VIP member only Foundation Room Las Vegas, GnR/STP recording studio in
Burbank, Dry Lake Jean Nevada, Hideout Studios Vegas (Kevin & Kane Churko), and Sterling Audio New York (Chief Engineer Ted Jensen)- highlight a few of my collaborators.I would very much welcome learning how to sync my music. Based on my first independent film release an acoustic version of one of six songs currently available for release earned over 30 million song plays on Amazon Prime Video (iMDB) and Daytime Emmy submission for best original song.
However, my challenge now is to ensure the commercial success of this project; seeking independent film releases are not going to return on investment neither elevate the music to the widest audience possible.
I truly welcome your support to fulfill my lifelong mission of now 10 years. I look forward to attending and learning all that I can through you and your trusted network.
I have six songs and four music videos currently available for release.
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Robert, great to hear about all your success. You are certainly in the right place here. The idea is to connect directly with music supervisors and build relationships with them so you can submit music to them over and over again. Come out to the panel and you will see how that works. I would love to help you fulfill your lifelong mission.
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Hi, I’d be happy to attend! Hope it’s not too far from Austin Tx
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Yes put me down as I would love to attend , just to check out and receive more info
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It’s online, Aidan. You can show up in your pajamas. 🙂 I’ll be sending out the link shortly. Hopefully see you there.
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I had this deeper inner feeling that I should do something with sync, since my music is very visual because of my filmmaking background, so here I am, looking forward to start working with you. My main question is: Is it better to show unreleased tracks, or already released tracks? And my second question is: Can it be of importance, if the song is already used in another film? All the best, Adrian Kuipers
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Hi Adrian, great to hear you’ll be there! I would love to answer you questions, but they are a little more involved. I can absolutely answer them for you at the panel. Short answer though is it’s better to have songs released only because when a sync placement happens you want people to be able to find you immediately when they see the show, movie or ad. That is how you can blow up your fanbase.
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We would love to work with a Music Supervisor who is available to with bushmurphy.com
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Sounds good, just show up to the panel, Eric. See you there!
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I have a BA in liberal studies and music and have composed three singles, four albums and 18 music videos that I have produced. I hope that you will have the time to take a look at my YouTube station. I would love to have my music out there but am clueless on how to market my music. I don’t have the funds to take my music to the next level. I hope and pray that this event will help me get the next level. My music is unique and people of all ages like my music and videos. I appreciate your time to see what my music has to offer.
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Thanks for sharing, Heather. Great to hear about your studies and music you’ve recorded. If you feel clueless about how to go about getting your music out there, you will discover everything you need to know at the panel. See you there!
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Hi Chris!
I’m Toiné Houston, a hip-hop artist and spoken word storyteller with music crafted to evoke emotion and elevate narratives. My songs have already been featured on platforms like Netflix x Spike Lee’s She’s Gotta Have It and TVOne, showcasing their versatility in complementing TV and film storytelling.
If you’re looking for music that blends raw lyricism, soul, and cinematic depth, I’d love to share tracks like my latest single, Sip Slow, or dive into my catalog to find the perfect match for your project. Let’s connect and create something unforgettable.
Looking forward to hearing more about your vision!
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Hi Toine, if you want to work more closely together, just show up at the panel to learn how we can do that and how you can get connected with the gatekeepers in TV & film.
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Looking forward to getting tips on how to get more syncs.
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You will certainly learn that at the Sync Songwriter Music Supervisor Panel, Tom. See you there!
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Happy New Year! Looking forward to the virtual event! Best, Jen Howard
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Great to hear, Jen!
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My friends tell me that I have music that can be featured in motion pictures and TV shows.
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That is a really good sign when people tell you that you songs would work in TV & film. See you at the panel, Mark!
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I have been told that my music woud be great for a motion picture, a TV show or video game.
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You are in the right place then, Mark. See you there!
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Hi,
I am a songwriter and producer based in Berlin Germany. I hope you enjoy my songs (I am also the publisher for most of those) I am sending the link to my music here and hope to connect with professionals here 🙏🏻❤️
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Hi Valentina, I unfortunately can’t listen to all the music that gets sent to me, but come out to the panel and I can tell you how we can work closer together. See you there!
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Looking forward to learning more about the sync process and what works best in terms of music and presentation to music supervisors!
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I have songs featured on HBO, NBC,, The CW, channel and more. But I don’t know the songs . I have many other songs I have not sold and I am interested in this project. What time today is the meeting .
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Excellent! You’ll learn that and a lot more.
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Hey Chris! Yousuf here, thank you so much for sending me this email, for someone like me, it’s great to have people like you to steer me in the right direction. I am planning on joining, just need to know what time this virtual event will take place, as for I am living in Australia, and of course the other and probably most important question I have is, after listening to these sync supervisors and, knowing their needs in terms of music, how would we go about sending them our music? Super excited to come join, but yea, just need to know what time, cos yea, there’s obviously a time difference 😃
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Hi Yousuf, great to hear from you from the down under. The panel is on Sunday, January 12th at 10am PST. Hopefully you can make it. If not because of the time, just reach out to us on our website at Sync Songwriter.
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Hi Chris, my name is Al Carey and thank you for this awesome opportunity. I am a songwriter/lyricist and I work Monday-Friday so I will miss this event. How can l send music to you to listen to, for future music project opportunities. My music is copyrighted and radio friendly, and I also write jingles.
Thank youAl Carey
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Thanks for reaching out, Al. Sorry you can’t make it because of the time, but we’ll get back to you shortly about that.
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Love this idea Chris.
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Great to hear, Rob!
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Hi Chris, thanks for doing this. What kind of link will you need for the song or songs ? I’m not on disco (at the moment) or SoundCloud but I can create a private streaming link on my website – would that do it?
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Hi Elisa, we won’t be able to listen to music at the panel, but show you how you can get it into the music supervisors’ hands. See you there!
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Looking forward to it thank you
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Excellent! Really looking forward to it too.
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Thanks John, but I unfortunately can’t listen to all the music that gets sent to me. Hopefully you’ll be at the panel where we can figure out how to work together.
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I been creating and making music since 2005 its been a long time I wanted to give up many nights however I will never stop creating music and I’m still here with that being said I have never made any type of real revenue I really need to figure this out as I do have children an they look at me like I Don’t work due to the fact they all waysseen me working but never see me getting paid or benefiting from my work smh
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Sorry to hear that. I love your passion for your music and you can have that while still working to bring money into the house. I wouldn’t rule out doing something to earn a regular income and then put your energy into your music at other times.
Come out to the panel to see if it’s a good fit for you and hopefully it will give you even greater perspective on your music career.
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Hi. I have music. Tell me more. Thanks.
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All you have to do is sign up for the free “Sync Songwriter Music Supervisor Panel” to discover what you can do with your music in TV & film. I sent out an email for that today.
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OK, I got stuff. I’ll watch and see, thanks. PJR
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I have a catalogue of songs in a variety of styles and moods
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Perfect! You can absolutely get that into TV & film. Hope to see you at the panel!
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Happy New Year!
Sure I love music, writing and singing. It would be wonderful if I could reach people in a positive way.
That’s the reason I do it anyway. To be recognized would be wonderful.-
Happy New Year to you too! Sounds great and I’ll see you there.
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I’d like to know more about this. Not sure how practical it is as I’m in Scotland, but I’d like to listen in anyway.
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I help songwriters from all over the world get sync placements in TV & film. Just show up to the panel and you will see how you can connect with the right people in TV & film.
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Sync is going to be one of my main pillars for the upcoming year and beyond. I’m currently finishing up a debut album release for the coming year. I’m also going to begin work on some production music to pitch to sync agencies. But it is better to go straight to the music supervisor if you can find some that will deal directly with one-stop independent artists.
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Absolutely! See you at the panel and thanks for sharing.
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I’m looking forward to it. I’m hungry. I’d love to move my career forward.
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Great to hear!
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Yes, I have music. I would love to speak with you.
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Excellent! See you at the panel.
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Great!
I would like to know if my music can be good for TV shows-
You’ll discover how to figure out at the “Sync Songwriter Music Supervisor Panel”. See you there!
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I got all the themes!
All the jams.-
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Chris, I’m a fulltime professional musician. I have been writing most of my life and have over 300 songs. I spent 17 years in advertising creating jingles for national and regional clients. I have been hired to create custom songs for years and have performed on Oprah, a Super Bowl commercial and won the Bob Dylan Songwriting Award twice. I’d love to learn more.
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Congrats, Scott! That is quite a pedigree. You’re in the right place if you want to throw gas on the fire and get your music out there in an even bigger way. See you at the panel.
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Would love to attend.
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Thanks for the free invite Chris! 🙂
Are these Music Supervisors looking for instrumental tracks that sound like scores for TV and Film?
P.S. I just scored a film that was presented in the International Fantasia Film Festival. Then scored another which are in other festivals.
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Yes, they use instrumental tracks all the time but are more interested in ones that have a song structure than soundscapes. For composer type instrumentals, they typically hire composers. Either way, you will still learn a ton from the panel about how you can fit into their world. Congrats on your composer credits!
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Awesome! I can’t wait to gain more insight and knowledge during your upcoming event!
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Great to hear, Latti! Yes, you should always register your songs before submitting for opportunities. You won’t be submitting songs at the panel, so no worries there, you will be finding out how to connect with the music supervisors directly.
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Thanks for the email. I would love to take part in the sessions.
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Great! See you there, Tim.
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Sure, I’m interested in a sync opportunity.
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I’m always working on something new but I have an entire catalog of one stop vintage (1990-2010) that is of broadcast quality. I realize current song structure and current needs may differ, but I’d like to see some of the older material placed
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Older material gets placed all the time! See you there.
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This sounds really exciting, I’m familiar of sync licensing but I would love to know more.
I’m particularly interested in writing solo piano scores for TV and film?-
Beautiful, see you at the panel!
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Interested in learning more. Thank you for opportunities.
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You got it, Brenda. See you there!
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As I have a nice little catalog of original music ( On DISCO ) , I am now ready to learn how to successfully network , reach out to people who could use my music and most of all build relationships . Thank You Chris .
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Excellent, you are on the right track and will discover all of that at the panel. See you there!
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Hi Chris,
I have been writing and producing music for 25 years and never made any income. I tried to approach music supervisors and lawyers because I knew sync was where one could actually make income and get heard by a larger audience. but I had no success. I do not think anyone who could actually help ever listened.
It feels like the music industry in general is very protectionist and ruled by small elites who do not want to share opportunities. This sounds extremely generous of you Thank you so much .What a great way to start 2025!
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Hi Anouschka, yes, it is notoriously difficult to contact music supervisors cold like that. Know that it is not ruled by elites at all. It just comes down to who you know. I will show you how you can connect directly with the music supervisors at the panel. See you there!
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I’m curious to enter the panel. I have a lot of questions, specially how to find “targets”, i.e. people seaching synch music……………
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You will learn that at the panel straight from the people you are trying to target.
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Thank You.
Looking Forward To It.
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Carmine Courtney. I have several songs I’d love to share and hear what you think and thank you for the invitation.
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You got it, Carmine. I can’t listen to them here, but come out to the panel and we can see if we can work together.
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Christ,
I’ve had hundreds of songs and tracks in film and tv. A lot of it was placed on my own, a lot of it was placed through a library. I don’t have time time to do so on my own anymore.
I also have twins who are pretty great-:) SUCH placeable material.
Thanks for reading!
Peace,
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I am sure you have discovered that getting songs placed through libraries is much harder now than it used to be. There are no millions of tracks in many libraries so it is a lot like playing the lottery. I am guessing the way you placed them on your own was because of the relationships you had in the industry. That is exactly what the panel is all about. How to connect directly with the right people in TV & film. Hopefully see you there!
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I am looking forward to this. Do music supervisors prefer a direct contact or do they prefer someone such as yourself to submit material? Thank u
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They don’t care whether you submit or a rep submits, but you will care! If you have a rep you are competing against all the other tracks they have on their roster, typically in the thousands or millions of tracks. It is like playing a lottery. When you develop the relationships yourself with the supervisors, you own it all and keep getting to submit music to them. It’s all about who you know.
You will discover how all that works at the panel. Hopefully see you there.
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Hi,
Connecting only online can be challenging but with distance it can be the only option. Looking forward to learning more. Thank you. Best.
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It’s actually the norm these days, Anna. More and more supervisors are even doing spotting sessions remotely now. The times they are a changin’. 🙂 See you there!
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PS) That was CHRIS—:) Not Christ. 😀😊😗
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Haha, all good.
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Chris, did you get a chance to view my albums thanks, Sincerely Rio Michaels
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I unfortunately don’t have time to listen to all the music that gets sent to me, Mike. Come out tot the panel and you’ll discover how we can potentially work together.
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I would love to participate in your virtual panel event. I’ve got the songs and am ready to learn and immerse myself in the sync industry and, God willing, i can get some sync placements. Thanks Chris.
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Love to hear that, Fernando. See you there!
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Hi,
I have a newly finished album with a mix of different genres I think would be great for sync. I’ve already landed a couple of placements and looking to connect with more supervisors. I work a 9-5 job in NYC, so hoping this event will be available during after hours. Thanks for the invite!-
Let’s increase those placements as best we can! See you at the panel.
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Looking forward to this event. Have had some placements in the past. Need to develop more exposure within the sync community- especially with music supervisors. Thanks, and looking forward to this.
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That is a great plan, Joe. See you there!
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I’d be happy to join this event, please send link 🙂
Warm regards
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me too!
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You got it, John.
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Link is on its way. Just let me know if you didn’t get it.
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I just need opportunities.
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You’ll definitely find that at the panel, Sidney. See you there!
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Me and my team of professional producers are more than ready for 2025! See ya’ll soon ❤️
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i have many songs: several singing; however, mostley intrumentals that I believe are worth of usage
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Great to hear. Come out to the panel to figure that out. See you there!
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Yep! Can’t wait!!
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Do music supervisors only take songs that are ready as is; in my case, done with a jazz trio and local singer, or if they feel the song is what they want but want to redo it; will they take it. I don’t use computer programs to simulate an orchestra; consequently, I paid professionals to record my songs. If music supervisors don’t bother with them as is, it’s very expensive to redo them. Do they ever take the song and have it redone for the ad, film etc?
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Once you have relationships with them, sometimes you can work on music for them depending on what they are looking for.
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I agree wholeheartedly that the sync-licensing industry is a relationship rich environment. Trust and character sre at the forefront. This element alone, makes it the most important branch of thevmusic industry. Thank you for your presentation and invitation. I offer my full commitment to attend provided your event and my availability coincide.
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Great to hear, Tina. See you there!
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Look forward to it Chris,
Thanks so much !
Mike-
You got it, Mike.
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Hi Chris,
I’m interested to join and be part of this!
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Great! See you there, Ado.
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I love this opportunity bro thanks a million, I would want to know what are the key things they look for in the meta data of a song
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Sounds good!
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Not sure if my previous comment went through…sending my info again
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I see you here, Ron, but you should have received a link to grab your spot at the panel. Reach out if you didn’t.
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Give me a narrative, I will write you what you seek.
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hi am are sing song writer, i thank you for such opportunity
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You got it!
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Hey Chris, thanks for the invite! I appreciate your work! I just recently finished compiling 17 electronic tracks that I have made over the last few years. I feel like from a lot of feedback from others that a lot of this music would go well for certain action type moments in shows/movies/video games. I learned a decent bit from you at the beginning of last year and would love to learn more! Thanks again!
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Love hearing that, Derick! You are very welcome and looking forward to seeing you there.
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I’m interested in this. I’ve started putting my poems to AI music. I want to know more about selling this type of music.-
There is a place for every kind of music, so as long as it’s quality you can find a place in TV & film.
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Hi Chris, I know of an up and coming singer/songwriter .
Please add me.
Thanks, Isaac
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You should have received a link to grab your spot at the panel. If not, just reach out.
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Thanks for this great opportunity !
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You are very welcome, Isaac!
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I’ll be there!
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See you there!
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What you said sounds awesome, Chris, and encouraging..
It would be interesting to find out more about the sync-licensing industry.
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You should have received the link to join me at the panel. Just let me know if you didn’t get it.
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Hello Chris, I’m interested!
I heard the lady, on your 12 days of Christmas series, talk about receiving ‘briefs’. Sounds like when they used to do tip sheets in Nashville. How and where do I get those briefs?-
Come out to the panel, Bob, and you will find out how that works.
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Looking forward to attending!
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I’m interested. I have some tracks that are not signed currently and are available in different genres. Curious if I they would be interested. Or, at the very least liking them enough for me to write more. Appreciate you.-
Definitely, but come out to the panel to find out if we can work together.
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Hi my name is Jenae Adams, I’m rapper, songwriter, and sound designer from Houston, TX. I would like to know in the situation where a music supervisor gives you their email, what the best approach to sending music? Is it better to send a variety of music that is true to your sound, or is it better to send music that sounds similar to prior TV and film they have worked on?
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That is a bit too much to go into here, Jenae, but come out to the Sync Songwriter Music Supervisor Panel and we’ll be covering all of that. Hope to see you there!
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Thanks for offering this opportuniry Chris. Really looking forward to it!
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Great to hear, Sue!
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I’ve been making music and writing songs and I’ve been trying to get a few placements
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I am sure it hasn’t been easy. Come out to the panel and find out how to connect with the right people directly in TV & film.
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I’m looking forward to this and meeting new people who are composers and work in licensing / placements .. I’m a composer /producer/ guitar player .. I have done writing for film and tv and licensed music for some TV shows. , HBO. WE , HGTV , Fox , and others . I also currently write for Zappacast .. a webcast dedicated to the life and works of the late great Frank Zappa .. looking forward to do more in 2025 !
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Sweet! Congrats on your success, Rick. See you there!
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Really looking forward to this ! Thank you !
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Hey Chris,
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Love your enthusiasm, Christopher! See you there.
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Hello Chris. I am definitely interested in this! Thank you for the opportunity.
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Great to hear! Thank you for the kind words and I’ll see you there.
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Thanks for the opportunity, Chris😊
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Love that, Toks. See you there!
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Hey,
Music is my last chance to life i need this to make me strong in my voice.
I lost everything and everyone.
Music got me in every Situation of Life.
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Come out to the panel to see if that is where your path is.
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Hey Chris.
I look forward to event; I will definitely be there.-
Sounds great, Will!
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I Chris, I have lots of music that is great for TV or movies and I can write a lot more. Thank you for the opportunity
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You got it, Jamey!
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I’d appreciate feedback from professionals as to whether my music, which is varied, could make it in TV & Film.
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Come to the panel, there will be opportunities for that.
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Blues Songs some have been in TV and Movies
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Awesome let’s give it shot , thank you !
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Hi Chris.
Yes, I’m planning to attend the panel on Sunday, Jan 12. 1pm ET, yes?
Assuming that a songwriter has a particular style of song that he/she thinks might be a good fit for what a music supervisor is looking for, how many songs would be an appropriate number of songs to submit per opportunity? -
I m interested
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Love to see how this VT songwriter can get some of my sings on synch. Met w=you at the American Songwriter’s forum online.-Scott
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Hi Chris – would love to attend the event. Your video makes perfect sense 🙂
I’ve had a few minor successes with my music. Last year one of my tracks was placed in an Australian feature film, Andrew Walsh’s, ‘How Deep is the Ocean’. More recently, I’ve written several soundtracks for David King’s ‘Old and Bold Free-diving Adventures’.
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Yah Mo B There
Ha ha! Jokes aside. Yes, I’m interested; however, as I am in Taiwan, I need to make doubly sure about the time. So, I can plan to stay up later or get up earlier, etc.
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Are the supervisors looking for songs that have lyrics, the length of the song, instrumentals with out the vocals, etc….
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Hello Chris,
Just watched your video and agree with what you say – the time is now no matter how far from perfect me an my songs are. 🙂 Thanks for that reminder! Please sign me up for this event.
Cheers, Mick.-
Chris, a question from me:
As someone totally new to the synch supervisor path, what’s the minimum I need to have set up to be able to start getting my work on front of people?
Bearing in mind that I work full time, there are only so many hours in the day that I can spend setting up and managing websites etc at the moment.Also, it took me a while to notice that you did the video from your yacht – love it! 🙂
Cheers, Mick.
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Please include me. Looking for sone of these opportunities.
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You should have received the link to join. Just let me know if you didn’t.
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Hello, I would love to join the panel. I’ll be there. Very interested in your work. Thank you.
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Great to hear, Rebecca!
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Hello, I would love to join the panel.
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See you there!
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Hi there, I’m writing this comment just to take a seat for my husband. He is a full-time song-writer now, lots of creative ideas coming everyday, and he is recording his new album now. He would like to learn more about music composing and expanding his music social networks. He would love to join the event, please send the time and link to us, thanks~
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Sounds great! You should have received the link to grab your spot, just let me know if you didn’t.
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Hi Chris,
It seems I haven’t received any link yet from the email. Could you please send it again? Thanks a lot!Sophia
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Hello Chris, I would love to join the panel.
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Cool! See you there, Julia.
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Hi Chris
New Year’s Greetings to you. I’m Nicole De Coteau singer songwriter from the Caribbean twin island of Trinidad and Tobago. I’m so looking forward to this awesome opportunity and I can’t thank you enough for opening your hearts to us Indie artists.
I eager to know if there’s anyone on your panel looking for Christmas holiday music. It’s just one of my niches a part from other genres I’m into.
Once again thank you for the opportunity.
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I am sure they are always looking for good Christmas music! See you at the panel.
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Thank you for these opportunities!
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I’m interested & will join in on 01/12, thanks – B
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See you there, Bonne!
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Very keen to join and hear and understand what type of music they are looking for and so forth. I am currently not in USA though so hope it will be streamed.
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Yes, it is online so you can attend. I work with musicians from all over the world who get sync placements, so you are in the right place!
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Hello, My name is Jason Morgan and I am an artist/songwriter/producer out of Austin, TX. I’ve been working on music for decades and have in the last few years made a push to get our music out there and heard. Sync is something I’m very interested in and would love to be apart of whatever you are planning.
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Love that, Jason! See you at the panel.
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Definitely will come to the event. I just hope it’s on a day when I don’t have to go to work lol. Are you still doing that group? Where You are working with people basically one on one, to prep their music for sync licensing
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Producer/Songwriter out of Chicago hoping to make it to the panel!
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Hope to see you there!
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I’m interested – please send the link
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Hi Danilo, you should have received it by now. If not, just reach out.
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Hi Chris,
Looking forward to virtually meeting you and your colleagues and learning all that we can .
One question I have is. As edm producers , we often use vocals from sound and Vocal packs that we purchase or pay for via an annual subscription What would the music supervisors require for copyright paper work for this , if any ?
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Typically if the samples have a license to use them, you are good to go, but this is actually a great question to ask on the panel!
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Hello from Toronto.
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Great to hear, Benjamin!
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Hello I’m interested
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Hi Chris
Thank you for the invitation. I would like to attend, if my schedule permits.
Thank you very much
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Sounds great, Mark!
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Sounds very interesting. I would like to attend, schedule permitting.
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Hope to see you there, Bruce.
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This sounds a great idea. What places to supervisors go to on a regular basis to find music?
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They rely on their go-to people. It’s all about who you know and you will discover how to be one of those people at the panel.
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Happy New Year Everyone. As a songwriter who us always oushing music I am interested in joining this group. Please send a link
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Link was sent out. Let me know if you didn’t get it.
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Hello, I would love to join the panel it’s a great opportunity!
I wonder if supervisors would be interested in the option of changing something in my song and sending the new version-
Yes, sometimes they are when you have a good relationship with them. We’ll cover that at the panel, see you there!
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I’m wanting to find out more and perhaps my music may be of use in the music supervisors’ projects.
Many thanks
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Great! See you there, Rachel.
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I have tried other programs and still have yet to find success. Please help me land my first major placement? Please?
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I would love that, Matthew. Your first step is to come to the Sync Songwriter Music Supervisor Panel. See you there!
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Can’t wait for this!!!
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I’ve got all kinds of music, instrumental and vocal. Much of my music is with music libraries and publishers, and of course on streaming music sites, but earnings are rather meagre. So I’m interested in connecting with music supervisors.
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Hi Chris,
Looking forward to exploring sync licensing with my music. Thank you for the opportunity to join the panel discussion. Please send the link.
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I am very excited for this event and I am sure it will be invaluable. Please save me a spot.
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Yeah .. those were heart felt remarks that I could see separated you from “the sellers”.. those those you-tube type guys that have an arsenal of ‘buy me’ stuff that sounds too good to be true because in fact it’s not true. But your presentation was a legitimate, rational perspective that offers believability without trying to “up-sell” your subscribers.
I will be there.. I’m a composer/lyricist/indie filmmaker and I write both my own songs alone + I’m half of a New York City songwriting team. I totally look forward to the 5 music supervisors whom I would perceive are as righteous as you are. Keep up the good work for the right reasons Chris!
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Hey Chris –
Got my link and looking forward to the panel tomorrow. A bunch of questions which I’m sure will be answered by your Music Sup friends, but I figured I’d offer them up regardless 🙂
1. How do we stay in touch with you after this panel is done?
2. In communicating with you, what makes a songwriter/artist stand out in a positive way?
3. What are some things you wish songwriters/artists would do differently in communicating with you?
4. When responding to a song brief, is it best to turn in your song quickly even if it’s not quite ready production-wise, or is it better to have it broadcast ready before submitting?
5. Is there one particular genre or type or mood of song you find you’re always looking for and you wish more songwriters/artists would be supplying you with?
6. What is your average turnaround from the time you send out a song brief to placing a song in a production?
7. How often are you looking for new writers/artists you don’t already have a relationship with?
8. Is there any type of music that songwriters/artists send you too much of?
9. Do you welcome career updates — as it pertains to songwriter/artist successes and synchs?
10. If we start working with you, do you immediately include us in all your song briefs, or just the ones you’ve tailored specifically to a handful of songwriters/artists for that type of music?
11. How many submissions do you get per song brief and how do you start whittling down the possibilities?
12. How much of a song do you listen to in considering a song submission? Do we have to instantly grab your ear or will you play through at least a verse and chorus?
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