Licencing to TV & Film for Independent Music

March 29th, 2009 · by matt

Not surprisingly, many executives in the TV and film industry are interested in working with independent musicians, for a few reasons: (1) it is easier striking deals with indie musicians because there are less management and label hurdles, (2) their music can be licensed for less money than signed acts, and (3) there is a cache for execs who “find” these bands when their music later catches on.

From Michael King’s Music Business and Trend Mongering post: 75% of the music used by NBC is now independent music.

This post also lists some helpul tips when submitting.  One tip:  send in your full CD jewel case, not MP3s.

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