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The answer is an overwhelming NO. Well, unless of course you have the Major Label A –Team behind you with a multi-million dollar marketing budget, but even then there's no guarantee. So where does that leave you as an independent? Whether you're managing a label, sync catalog, band(s) or producing music there will always be the BIG challenge of getting your songs...

Landing a sync placement is an amazing feeling for anyone who's been pitching their music to music supervisors. Knowing that professionals in the sync biz are taking your music seriously would get even the most jaded musician and/or manager fist pumping the air. But with all the excitement that comes with a placement it's easy to let the opportunity for mass promotion...

So you've pitched your songs for a show and the music supervisor has just emailed you to notify you that they might have found a possible home for one of your songs in their TV show. Understanding the steps in the clearance process is imperative so you can make the music supervisors job an easy one and make yourself look like you have your shit together.Before we get...

Although licensing songs into trailers can make big money the industry has changed somewhat in recent years. As we see music budgets dropping in the world of film and TV we are also seeing them drop for trailer syncs. The budget shifts in trailers and film marketing has opened opportunities for indie artists to gain access to music supervisors in trailer houses that...

The Guild of Music Supervisors defines a music supervisor as "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."There are countless musicians wanting their music placed into popular productions, however many don't actually understand the art...