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Becoming a Successful Composer For Film and Television: Part 1
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The general outlines of what you can expect in order to make money from placing your music in movies and TV show.
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Becoming a Successful Composer For Film and Television: Part 2
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How software and technology can help the process, and what you need to know before you buy.
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Becoming a Successful Composer For Film and Television: Part 3
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Tip on the all important networking that will get you in the game — and keep you there.
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Becoming a Successful Composer For Film and Television: Part 4
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Don't forget the legal stuff! You better know what you're doing, so you can thread the maze without getting lost along the way.
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The Growing Link Between Video Games and the Music Industry
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Artists being heard on games are able to promote their music directly at their target audience, 18-25 year olds, while collecting royalties from the sale of the game.
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Licensing Your Music
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A good, general explanation of confusing concepts like publishing, licensing, copyrights, and more.
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Music Libraries—So What's the Deal?
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What are your legal rights? What are music libraries anyway? And what are the deals they typically offer-and why? Read this article to find out.
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Music Licensing: The Cold Cash Facts About Money for your Music
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If you want to play you music simply for art's sake, don't skip this. But if you'd like to get paid for your hard work and creativity, then read this article!
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Television Music
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"The Fastest and Easiest Way to Make Money with Your Music Will Be Staring You in the Face Tonight - I guarantee it!".
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Why It's Easier to Land a Film or TV Deal
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Use film and TV placements to finance your survival while you continue to try to score that ever-elusive record deal Or you may just find you really like writing for movies and TV programs...
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