TV/Film Publishers?

Karmela · 17th January 2009

Thought I would drop a line here and get some feedback.

One trend that seems to not die out and people are still making money is creating music for tv and films, mtv, nbc, etc etc etc.

I have a pretty good size library from jazz, rock, dance, hiphop and on, and was wondering whats the best way to talk to publishers? Where do I find them. Basically whats the first step and on.

thanks

dan p · 17th January 2009

Incredibly hard to get in.I worked freelance for someone else for 15 years.Several places you can go are,Pump Audio,Taxi,and soundclick.Start there and read up!Good Luck!

Dan P
Sully's 5 minutes away!

narcoman · 18th January 2009

there is a LOT less money in Film and TV work than there was ten years ago. Work that used to pay me £50k now pays £5k.

And now it's all buyout and more competitive than ever.

Sorry !!

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Karmela Gear Head Joined: Jul 2008 Posts: 37 Thread Starter	TV/Film Publishers? Thought I would drop a line here and get some feedback. One trend that seems to not die out and people are still making money is creating music for tv and films, mtv, nbc, etc etc etc. I have a pretty good size library from jazz, rock, dance, hiphop and on, and was wondering whats the best way to talk to publishers? Where do I find them. Basically whats the first step and on. thanks

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dan p Lives for gear Joined: Nov 2006 Location: san ramon ca Posts: 1,249	Incredibly hard to get in.I worked freelance for someone else for 15 years.Several places you can go are,Pump Audio,Taxi,and soundclick.Start there and read up!Good Luck! Dan P Sully's 5 minutes away!

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narcoman Lives for gear Joined: May 2007 Location: UK Posts: 9,574	there is a LOT less money in Film and TV work than there was ten years ago. Work that used to pay me £50k now pays £5k. And now it's all buyout and more competitive than ever. Sorry !!