Is your music career worth $25 to find out:
how to license your music into movies and television
Ron Proulx, Author and Music Supervisor - discusses the eBook.
$25 - instant PDF Download
Are you a Songwriter, Recording Artist, Artist Manager, Label Owner, or Music Publisher? Or simply someone trying to figure out how the music business works?
You will learn - in plain English - everything you need to know to effectively license music into movies and television.
You will learn who to send music to and how best to do it. You’ll also learn every key dealpoint and how to negotiate effectively. And most importantly, you will learn where the money is in music licensing.
Learn it all with this definitive downloadable 50 page PDF eBook! It explains Film/TV Music Licensing using easy to understand language.
No, it's not brain surgery! But it is important to know how to do it right!
You can easily and painlessly learn:
How licensing works...How you get paid...Who to send your music to...What terms you need to know about...and much more...and all of it is written in everyday english.
For the sake of your career, empower yourself in music licensing for $25.
do you need to know this information?
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
As a professional Music Supervisor for over 12 years, Ron Proulx works every day with Television Producers and Filmmakers to find the right music for their productions.
He has worked on over 80 films and 400 television episodes, and licensed well over 1,200 songs for use in Film and Television.
My name is Ron Proulx. I have been a Music Supervisor since 1995 - and a songwriter for over 30 years - and I know how things work where music and Film/TV are concerned. I know how to help you get noticed by the global entertainment community. I know how to help you build your career. I am interested in you and your music.
Because I have worked as a songwriter - and as an indie label owner and publisher - I understand what it's like to be where you are.
The good news is that there’s never been a more exciting time to have the world discover great music. Every year, new artists are introduced to new fans by way of a song in a movie or on television.
And, every time a song appears in a television show, it generates income for songwriters and publishers. How incredible is that?
So, if you’ve read this far, is it fair to say that you probably want to learn more about licensing music into film and television? Well, this eBook will help you like it’s helped hundreds of others. It is practical and to the point.
Certainly I would like to sell copies of this eBook but this is not the only reason that I have written it. Several years ago I was an artist with only vague ideas of how to get my songs into film and TV. Once I became a Music Supervisor and learned what it took to be successful in this area I realized that I had to write down what I’d learned and let others know what I had found out.
If you read this eBook you will no longer be in the dark in this area of your career.
So, believe me when I say this; it is written with your future in mind.
Best of Luck, Ron Proulx
p.s. In my business, for a typical 13 episode season of a single 1/2 hour series, I might use 5 different songs, or over 60 songs total. And that’s just one series!
Every year, film and television producers spend several billion dollars writing and producing new programming. With thousands of television, cable and satellite stations — most broadcasting 24/7 — they simply have got to fill up that airtime and - as you see yourself when you watch movies and television - the use of music is never-ending.
Whether it’s comedy, drama, movies or kids’ shows, the one thing all these programs have in common is that they all need and use music...and tons of it..so get with the programme...license your music into movies and television.
MUSIC FOR FILMS/TV is a huge business
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