Sync Gems

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A podcast about people’s journeys to success in the sync licensing space. Top notch music composers, music supervisors, sync agents, label owners, and editors will drop gems and mindset hacks that will help you get to the next level in your sync career. Your host, Roy Matz, is a full time music composer for tv, film, ads and games. He is very passionate about decoding people’s mindsets and understanding people’s success. Say hi to roy at @roymatz

  1. 30 OCA

    How West One's A&R Connects Music Across Continents

    Want to get on a free call with me? https://www.roymatz.com/coaching   In this episode, Lister Rossel—music producer and A&R at West One Music—takes us on his journey from funk band performer in Chile to producing international music in London. Lister opens up about the emotional intensity of being a solo artist and why he transitioned from performer to producer, finding relief in creating music for others rather than constantly "squeezing his soul" for his own songwriting. We explore what A&R really means in the sync world, how he connects artists across Latin America, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, and why genuine human connection matters more than transactional relationships in music production. Lister shares the incredible story of how a chance meeting in Granada five years ago led to his dream flamenco album project, proving that staying open to life's moments—combined with love for the craft—brings opportunities full circle. Whether you're a producer, composer, or artist navigating the music industry, this conversation reveals the power of being present, honest about your path, and surrounding yourself with people who inspire you to level up.

    1 sa. 1 dk.

  2. 19 OCA

    What All Music Supervisors Are Looking For w/ Trygge Toven

    In this episode, music supervisor Trygge Toven (Loki, Guardians of the Galaxy, Westworld) shares his unconventional path from interning at a hip-hop studio to supervising Marvel's biggest projects. We explore the realities of music supervision, how it differs from composition, and why building relationships through sync companies is more effective than cold-emailing supervisors directly. Trygge offers invaluable advice for composers looking to break into sync, explains how to identify the right supervisors for your music style, and discusses the collaborative nature of working with composers on major productions. Whether you're a composer, producer, or music creator trying to understand the sync landscape, this conversation provides practical insights into building a sustainable career in music for film and TV.   Go to Trygge's Course: https://course.vidsyn.com/

    1 sa. 16 dk.

  3. 9 OCA

    How My Royalties grew 4x in one year

    In this episode I'm pulling back the curtain on the biggest moves I've made in order to maximize my royalties. I'll walk you through how my international royalties started flowing faster and more predictably, how I simultaneously quadrupled my BMI royalties, and why consistency became the real secret to my success. If you're trying to build sustainable sync licensing income and wondering what actually works, I'm sharing exactly what I did, the mistakes I made along the way, and the strategies that finally got me on track toward full-time royalty income.   want a free coaching call with me? https://www.roymatz.com/coaching   Michael Maas Courses:  Sync Music Business Course https://roymatz.krtra.com/t/7R1Cl8hft4oQ   Trailer Music Production https://roymatz.krtra.com/t/uYdZ26NTCfa4

    15 dk.

  4. 18.04.2025

    The most important 3 questions music composers should ask themselves

    Ehren Ebbage shares his remarkable journey through the music industry. From his early days touring with bands and getting discovered by an A&R rep in Idaho to becoming a sought-after producer working with breakout artists like Lizzie McAlpine, Ebbage offers a masterclass in career longevity and creative evolution. Ehren's story begins like many musicians - falling in love with Aerosmith and Guns N' Roses as a teenager - but takes unexpected turns through record deals, touring life, and eventually finding his true calling in production and composition.   Want my free 11 gems PDF??  https://www.roymatz.com/gemspdf

    46 dk.

  5. 28.03.2025

    The qualities you need to do great in sync (and in life) w/ Jesse Josefsson

    In this interview Jesse Josefsson opens up about his journey in sync licensing, from his early days as a musician to becoming an educator who is actually qualified to teach (nearly 10,000 placements). Jesse shares how he transitioned from band life to sync licensing after seeing consistent financial returns. He emphasizes transparency in an industry often filled with misleading promises and discusses how the sync landscape continues to evolve with technology. Both Jesse and Roy highlight the importance of "persistency" (persistence and consistency combined) and taking full responsibility for one's career path. Jesse also reflects on how parenthood has taught him valuable lessons about responsibility that apply to the music business.   11 Gems Pdf (free): https://www.roymatz.com/gemspdf

    37 dk.

  6. 06.03.2025

    How a rejected sync track saved me in a big brief

    Download my free 11 gems pdf: https://www.roymatz.com/gemspdf

    11 dk.

  7. 27.02.2025

    Things you must understand before pitching for sync w/ Katy Mac

    Katy Mac, founder of Dawn Patrol, shares invaluable insights from her extensive career spanning multiple facets of the music licensing world. As someone who has transitioned from musician to music supervisor to catalog owner, Katy provides a unique 360-degree perspective on how artists can successfully navigate the complex ecosystem of sync licensing.   Katy’s community: https://www.58facets.net/about   Katy’s agency: https://www.dawnpatrolmusic.com    Get your free 11 gems PDF: https://www.roymatz.com/gemspdf

    45 dk.

  8. 14.02.2025

    you will never succeed in sync unless you ask yourself questions! Real Talk w/ Scott Reinwand

    Today we sit down with Scott Reinwand, the VP of production at Warner Chappell Production Music. He opens up about his journey from recording on a 4-track Portastudio to overseeing 60-80 albums a year. Scott shares some real gems about ego in the music industry, the power of genuine collaboration, and why success often comes from unexpected directions. Beyond his Warner Chappell role, we dive into his experience teaching film scoring at BYU, his approach to working with composers, and how letting go of ego has shaped his success in sync licensing and production music. Download my FREE 11 gems pdf: https://www.roymatz.com/gemspdf

    53 dk.
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A podcast about people’s journeys to success in the sync licensing space. Top notch music composers, music supervisors, sync agents, label owners, and editors will drop gems and mindset hacks that will help you get to the next level in your sync career. Your host, Roy Matz, is a full time music composer for tv, film, ads and games. He is very passionate about decoding people’s mindsets and understanding people’s success. Say hi to roy at @roymatz

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  • Yaratıcı
    Roy Matz
  • Aktif Yıllar
    2022 - 2026
  • Bölümler
    100
  • Sınıflandırma
    Uygunsuz
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