Our special guest today is Chris SD. He is an award-winning music producer who’s helped hundreds of musicians and artists get their music placed in top shows on networks such as Netflix, Hulu, ABC, Fox, NBC, FX, HBO, CBS, and more. Chris shares his industry knowledge on his website, syncsongwriter.com, and offers a program called “the Art of the Song Pitch” to help musicians get their music licensed.
In this episode, Chris shares how he figured out a way of making music, satisfying his soul, and helping musicians make records by starting an online studio.
He also shares some relevant tips on getting sync placements, keeping labels and publishers come knocking, and riding on the coattails of all the publicity that the show or movie offers.
Chris also emphasized connecting with the top people by cutting out the middle person if you can, production level, and targeting.
The Art Of The Song Pitch is a proven step-by-step process that shows you exactly how to license your music to TV & film successfully in precise detail. It shows you exactly what to do every step of the way, right down to which song to send, and what to say in each email. We actually talk a bit about my experience going through his course on the interview.
Music libraries are essentially these big collections, catalogs of songs that people can upload their music to, and then music supervisors or anybody else who wants to use music can come there and select the music to be used in their show, movie, or ad.
Sync agents - a company that puts your music in front of directors, producers, game designers, and more.
Music supervisor - A music supervisor is a person who combines music and visual media. According to The Guild of Music Supervisors, a music supervisor is “a qualified professional who oversees all music-related aspects of film, television, advertising, video games, and other existing or emerging visual media platforms as required.” (Wikipedia)
Website (Sync Songwriter)
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