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Welcome to Episode 6 of The Sync Report Podcast with this week's guest; award-winning film producer Byron A. Martin.

2 Sense  Music presents The Sync Report, where you will meet industry experts and top level songwriters as we pull the curtain back on music placement and scores, build vital relationships and provide real opportunities to our listeners. Listen to indie filmmakers present their latest productions and describe specific scenes as they consider music submitted by our audience. Hosted by music supervisor and former Sony Epic Executive Jason P. Rothberg and the Godmother of Indie Films, Rose Ganguzza, and actor & musician Colin O'Donoghue.
Multi award winning film, TV and documentary producer, Byron A. Martin joined us to talk about filmmaking. Canadian based Byron has managed and produced over three-hundred million dollars in productions in over 30 countries and has worked on some of Hollywood's major blockbusters including X-Men, Resident Evil, The Chronicles of Riddick and American Pie. 
Under his company Byron A. Martin Productions Inc., Byron has managed productions for many of Hollywood's major studios, networks, and leading producers, including Disney, Sony, Universal, Turner, Bell Media, Lifetime and Crown Media. 
Byron has managed numerous feature films for some of Hollywood's leading producers including Jerry Bruckheimer, Sam Raimi, Raffaella De Laurentis, Laurence Mark, John Singleton, Mark Canton, Lauren Shuler Donner, Dick Wolf, Ralph Winter and Don Carmody.
In 2011, Resident Evil: Afterlife (3D) was awarded The Golden Reel Award earning over $280 million worldwide making it the most successful feature film in Canadian history. 
He has received the Norman Jewison FIlmmaker award twice and has been honored as the Best Independent Film Producer, Canada in 2016, 2017 and in 2021. In 2019, Corporate Vision Magazine honored his company with a Canadian Business Award naming it "Best Canadian Producer 2019" and in 2021 they honored his company with the Media Innovator Award.
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Music from our featured artists for this episode:
“Under the city” by: Electron Love Theory 
“See You Again” (Ivy States Remix)  by: Nick Cattier & Ivy States 
“Reckless” by: JjM (featuring Nomae)
“You Are” by Moshin Zaman 
 “We Found A Way” By: On Wednesday & Vessy Mink
 Music is the difference between a good film and a great one. 
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The Sync Report Podcast wishes you the happiest of New Year's wishes for 2022. 

2 Sense  Music presents The Sync Report, where you will meet industry experts and top level songwriters as we pull the curtain back on music placement and scores, build vital relationships and provide real opportunities to our listeners. Listen to indie filmmakers present their latest productions and describe specific scenes as they consider music submitted by our audience. Hosted by music supervisor and former Sony Epic Executive Jason P. Rothberg. the Godmother of Indie Films, Rose Ganguzza, and actor & musician Colin O'Donoghue.
Music is the difference between a good film and a great one. 
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Featuring the song "Christmas won't be Christmas Time" by Nomae Music.Written by:Jodylynn Talevi
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Welcome to Episode 5 of The Sync Report Podcast with this week's guest Danny Saber.

2 Sense  Music presents The Sync Report, where you will meet industry experts and top level songwriters as we pull the curtain back on music placement and scores, build vital relationships and provide real opportunities to our listeners. Listen to indie filmmakers present their latest productions and describe specific scenes as they consider music submitted by our audience. Hosted by music supervisor and former Sony Epic Executive Jason P. Rothberg and the Godmother of Indie Films, Rose Ganguzza.
American musician, producer, remixer, engineer and DJ Danny Saber joined us to talk about his incredible music career; from being one of the first artists signed to Madonna's Maverick Records label (as part of the band Proper Grounds), to joining Black Grape with Shaun Ryder, (after the Happy Mondays), to producing and remixing some of the world's biggest artists and working with some of the world's best movie directors, including Baz Luhrmann. Find out how Saber writes and records music for movies,  what it was like to work with Joe Strummer, to work on Michael Hutchence's music, working with music supervisors and much more.
With guest host Sean Hurwitz and a guest appearance by American musician Bernard Fowler (he's worked with The Rolling Stones, Sly & Robbie, Yoko Ono, Duran Duran, Public Image Ltd, Little Axe, Alice Cooper and more).
Plus we talk through the sync opportunity for the marketing of KP Films "The Life of Life" movie, with Executive Producer Patti Price and Film Producer Sandy Perry.

Danny Saber
American musician, producer, remixer, engineer and DJ Danny Saber joined us to talk about his incredible music career; from being one of the first artists signed to Madonna's Maverick Records label (as part of the band Proper Grounds), to joining Black Grape with Shaun Ryder, (after the Happy Mondays), to producing and remixing some of the world's biggest artists and working with some of the world's best movie directors, including Baz Luhrmann. Find out how Saber writes and records music for movies,  what it was like to work with Joe Strummer, to work on Michael Hutchence's music, working with music supervisors and much more.
With guest host Sean Hurwitz and a guest appearance by American musician Bernard Fowler (he's worked with The Rolling Stones, Sly & Robbie, Yoko Ono, Duran Duran, Public Image Ltd, Little Axe, Alice Cooper and more).
Plus we talk through the sync opportunity for the marketing of KP Films "The Life of Life" movie, with Executive Producer Patti Price and Film Producer Sandy Perry.

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 Music is the difference between a good film and a great one. 
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Welcome to Episode 4 of The Sync Report Podcast with this week's guest Craig Ross.
 

2 Sense  Music presents The Sync Report, where weekly you will meet industry experts and top level songwriters as we pull the curtain back on music placement and scores. Building vital relationships and providing real opportunities to our listeners. Listen to indie filmmakers present their latest productions and describe specific scenes as they consider music submitted by our audience.  Hosted by music supervisor and former Sony Epic Executive Jason P. Rothberg along with his co host, the Godmother of Indie Films, Rose Ganguzza.
Craig RossAmerican guitarist Craig Ross is an integral part of the Lenny Kravitz sound, well known for performing and recording lead guitar with Kravitz. He has toured and co-written with Kravitz since the 1991 "Mama Said" tour, but do you want to know which female rock star introduced them? 
He has written and played on every Lenny Kravitz album since, as well as recording with Sheryl Crow, Mick Jagger, B.B. King, Eric Clapton, The Black Crowes, Nikka Costa and others.
But Craig was playing guitar in Hollywood venues when he was just 16 (and underage!) with his band Broken Homes, opening for musicians including Stevie Ray Vaughan, INXS, Guns N' Roses and Jane’s Addiction but do you want to know who and what originally inspired Craig to pick up a guitar?
You can find out the answers to all this and more, including a guest appearance by Craig's old High School pal, fellow musician and producer, Danny Saber. Plus hear what is said when Craig meets Generation X and Westworld guitarist Bob Derwood Andrews for the very first time.
The Sync Report panel also listens to our audience's submissions for music to be played on The Sync Report podcast and TV show.
The Sync Report is proud to support independent artists. Check out their songs this episode, in the track listing below.  Please check out their other music and support them on their socials.  Make sure to follow and like The Sync Report socials too, so we can keep you informed of all the opportunities and exciting things to come!
Music from our featured artists for this episode:
 “Fun Key” by Milfredo 7“Raza Chill” by Milfredo 7 “Star Dust” by Milfredo7“Keep On” by Milfredo7 “Painted Pony” by Milfredo 7“Golden” by Milfredo 7 “D Funk” by Milfredo 7 “New Groove” by Milfredo 7“Come To Me” by Milfredo 7 “Raza Chill” by Milfredo 7 “Wings” by Nomae“Face The World” by Marthie Hauptfleisch (feat. Indosakusa, The Morning Star)
 Music is the difference between a good film and a great one. 
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Welcome to Episode 3 of The Sync Report Podcast with this week's guest Steve Binder.

2 Sense  Music presents The Sync Report, where weekly you will meet industry experts and top level songwriters as we pull the curtain back on music placement and scores. Building vital relationships and providing real opportunities to our listeners. Listen to indie filmmakers present their latest productions and describe specific scenes as they consider music submitted by our audience.  Hosted by music supervisor and former Sony Epic executive Jason P. Rothberg along with his co host, the Godmother of Indie Films, Rose Ganguzza.

Emmy and ACE award winning Producer & Director Steve Binder went from the mailroom of a Hollywood studio to directing a primetime network TV show in his 20's, to working with most of America's best known musicians.
In this episode, find out how Steve Binder landed the role of directing the "Elvis Presley 1968 Comeback Special," and what Elvis said when Steve told Elvis his career was in the toilet, and so much more about working with the King!
Listen to him talk about working with Diana Ross, hear how he gave James Brown his first TV performance and created a touching moment in the fight for racial equality with a performance by Petula Clarke & Harry Belafonte.

Steve has been honored at the Rock n’ Roll Hall of Fame and the Grammy Museum and served as Governor at the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, representing the director’s peer group. His hardcover book: “The Story Behind the Special '', about directing the Elvis Presley Comeback is available for pre-order on Amazon (here) and will be released in April 2022.
We also spoke to Joe Escalante about working with Chuck Norris, life with The Vandals, learning to speak modern Icelandic and more!
Plus we're listening to audience submissions for ongoing music sync opportunities for The Sync Report Show.
The Sync Report is proud to support independent artists. Check out their songs this episode, in the track listing below.  Please check out their other music and support them on their socials.  Make sure to follow and like The Sync Report pages so we can keep you informed of all the opportunities and exciting things to come!

Music from our featured artists for this episode:

 “Yagayo" (Instrumental) by: Milfredo 7 "Cherry Baby" (Instrumental) by: Milfredo 7 "Come and Get Some" (Instrumental) "It's You' (Instrumental) by: Milfredo 7 "No Mas" (Instrumental) by: Milfredo 7 "Sing A Long" (Instrumental) by: Milfredo 7 "Reggae Re Rub" (Instrumental) by: Milfredo 7 "Feeling Good" (Instrumental) by: Jasmine Smith“Glutton" (Instrumental) by: Lisa Danaë“Retronic" (Instrumental) by: Milfredo 7 "Don't Worry" (Instrumental) by: Milfredo 7 "Keep It Cool" (Instrumental) by: Tye Ellen"Take You Down" (Instrumental) by: Cortnie Graham"Eyes For You" (Instrumental) by: Dunn Wilder "Running Blades" (Instrumental) by: Bob Ballard 
Music is the difference between a good film and a great one. 

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Welcome to Episode 2 of The Sync Report Podcast with this week's guest Jackie "The Joke Man" Martling.

2 Sense  Music presents The Sync Report, where weekly you will meet industry experts and top level songwriters as we pull the curtain back on music placement and scores. Building vital relationships and providing real opportunities to our listeners. Listen to indie filmmakers present their latest productions and describe specific scenes as they consider music submitted by our audience.  Hosted by music supervisor and former Sony Epic executive Jason P. Rothberg along with his co host, the Godmother of Indie Films, Rose Ganguzza.
Jackie Martling is a stand-up comedian, writer, radio personality, author and actor.  In 1979, to help promote the fledgling comedy shows he was producing, he created a "dial-a-joke" telephone line in his parents' attic, "Use Your Finger! (516) 922-WINE." A big break for Jackie was when the top Los Angeles drive-time radio show, The Rick Dees Show, discovered the line and hired Jackie to star in his own designated joke segment. It was then that Rick Dees gave Martling his nickname, "The Joke Man." Jackie is best known for his eighteen years as head writer and a cast member on the Howard Stern Show. A comedy headliner since 1979, he has released three comedy lp’s, six 78-minute dirty joke CDs, three videos, a DVD (A Safe Distance from Genius), six joke books including 1998's best-selling Simon & Schuster title, Jackie "The Joke Man" Martling's Disgustingly Dirty Joke Book and the iPhone app The Jackie Button.  Martling appeared as himself in the comedy documentary The Aristocrats and the comedy film Comedy’s Dirtiest Dozen. He has been featured in many films, including Mail Order Bride, Venus & Vegas, White Irish Drinkers and Send No Flowers. Martling released his first music album, Happy Endings, in 2007, co-produced by guitarist Frank Vignola. In 2010, Martling wrote and performed a one-man show that ran in New York City titled JokeLand on Broadway. His autobiography “The Joke Man: Bow to Stern,” was published in 2017. Jackie still performs all over .. his shows are always listed on his web site, jokeland.com .
Music from our featured artists for this episode:
1. Can’t Keep Me Down (Instrumental) by: London Woolf 2. Bad Ones (Instrumental) by: JjM3. Starlet (Instrumental) by: Lisa Danaë4. Let The Rain Fall Down (Instrumental) by: Jackie Martling 5. I Like It Hot (Instrumental) by: Primah 6. Butch’s Song (Instrumental) by: Jackie Martling 7. Le Te Da (Instrumental) by: Jackie Martling 8. Would it Help (Instrumental) by: Jackie Martling 9. Joggin’ (Instrumental) by: Jackie Martling 10. Valley Of Snow (Piano Version) (Instrumental) by: Daniel J. Stimac11. Keep It Cool (Instrumental) by: Tye Ellen12. Brighter Dayz (Instrumental)  by Carlene Lawrence 
Music is the difference between a good film and a great one. 
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Welcome to the debut episode of The Sync Report Podcast with this week's guest Film Producer, the Godmother of Indie Films, Rose Ganguzza.

2 Sense  Music presents The Sync Report, where weekly you will meet industry experts and top level songwriters as we pull the curtain back on music placement and scores. Building vital relationships and providing real opportunities to our listeners. Listen to indie filmmakers present their latest productions and describe specific scenes as they consider music submitted by our audience.  Hosted by music supervisor and former Sony Epic executive Jason P. Rothberg along with his co host, and this week’s guest,  the Godmother of Indie Films, Rose Ganguzza.
Music is the difference between a good film and a great one. 
Please tell you friends about us, and remember to rate, comment, &  subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts and across all platforms.  

Music from this week's episode.

1. Rise Together by: Lisa Dunn (feat. Mr. Phelps)
2. Droppin’ Gems by: a girl named jaen
3. Endless Skies by: Jodylynn Talevi
4. Dreaming Of by: Sol Morgan
5. All The Voices by: Nomae
6. You’re F*ing Wrong by: Dylan Nirvana and The Bad Flowers
7. Do No Wrong (edit) by: Westworld
8. Fraud by: Nomae
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Welcome to the Sync Report, the intersection between independent filmmakers and songwriters.  Where we host a weekly conversation with award winning filmmakers and leading music industry professionals.  

Hear the trailer launching The Sync Report, new from 2 Sense  Music. 

Meet industry experts and top level songwriters as we pull the curtain back on music placement and scores.
Building vital relationships and providing real opportunities to our listeners.
Listen to indie filmmakers present their latest productions and describe specific scenes as they consider music submitted by our audience.  
Hosted by music supervisor and former Sony Epic executive Jason P. Rothberg along with his co host, Godmother of Indie Films, Rose Ganguzza.
Music is the difference between a good film and a great one.