Have you ever considered a career as a Music Supervisor and wondered, 'exactly what does a Music Supervisor do?' Well simply put, a music supervisor is a person who combines music and visual media.
The Guild of Music Supervisors defines it as - 'a qualified professional, who oversees all music…
What about Publishing? This is one of the most asked questions from songwriters, musicians, and others in the entertainment industries. And is the most complex subject when it comes to who gets what and how.
If you’re in the business of writing songs or exploiting the works of other writers, you …
No Not Really! We usually refer to them as PRO's (although some of my experiences with them was as if I were dealing with a UFO.
Who are they? ASCAP, BMI, SESAC and Sound Exchange are Performing Rights Organizations that collects and distribute public
performance payments. They help to ens…
Starting out as an independent artist can be intimidating when it comes to setting yourself up as a business structure. As an independent artist, you may not have to formally register as a business entity, but you are still in the business of entertainment.
The artist I meet usually are strugglin…
You've made incredible music and now you have enough to fill 3-4 albums. So when are you going to start performing all of the great music and let the world hear these hit songs?
If you find yourself stuck in the studio continuously making music, you will never be a performing artist. If …
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