License Your Music Jody Friedman & Michael Elsner

To kickstart the process of licensing your songs for films and TV shows, visit https://elitemusiccoaching.com/getstarted. In my role as a Music Supervisor, I frequently encounter a common issue among independent musicians and songwriters – their songs not being appropriately registered with Performance Rights Organizations (PROs). This oversight can have severe consequences when seeking placements and often signals an amateur status that professionals tend to avoid. Have you ever pondered the question, "What is a Performance Rights Organization?" Or perhaps you've wondered, "What does a Performing Rights Organization do for musicians?" In today's podcast episode, we delve into the crucial role PROs play in supporting indie musicians and, most importantly, how they enable you to generate income effortlessly while you sleep. Tune in for valuable insights into the world of music licensing and PROs.

Unlock the pathway to licensing your songs for Films, TV Shows, and Commercials with our Free Guide at https://www.elitemusiccoaching.com/freeguide. As musicians, we often stand at a crucial crossroads, grappling with the decision: "Is music merely a hobby, or will I transform it into a flourishing career?" Distinguishing between those approaching music with casual enthusiasm and those actively carving a route to sustained success is pivotal. Success isn't accidental, and it doesn't stem from mimicking others. It all begins with understanding the mindset of accomplished musicians. Whether you're passionately pursuing music as a hobby or charting a course for a thriving career in the entertainment industry, dive into this episode for invaluable insights and actionable tips to reshape your perspective on the musical journey you've embarked upon.

Discover the winning strategies for music licensing in this exclusive podcast episode featuring Max McKee, renowned Sync Titan award recipient. Gain insights into Max's proven approach for securing high-paying ad placements as he unveils the tactics behind cultivating strong partnerships with major ad agencies, tailoring tracks for optimal impact, and unlocking success in the fiercely competitive realm of sync licensing. Tune in now for insider tips that will elevate your understanding of the music licensing landscape.

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If you’re a songwriter, you are most likely registered with a Performing Rights Organization such as ASCAP or BMI. But are you also registered as a publisher? You should be…Here are just 3 reasons why setting up your own Publishing Company - both through your PRO as well as a recognized business entity (LLC, Corporation, etc) - is extremely beneficial to every serious musician.1: Tax Benefits2: Liability Protection3: Potential to Leverage Future EarningsThe publishing entity you register with your PRO does not need to be a recognized business entity. It could be as simple as a DBA or Sole Proprietorship, however, it's important to understand that neither of those offer any liability protection, and may not allow you specific tax benefits that an LLC or Corporation can. PLEASE NOTE: The numbers in this example are simple and are for demonstrating the potential financial benefits of having a personal publishing company. As with anything finance and business related, you should always speak with your accountant or financial consultant to run the numbers and see what type of business entity they would recommend that will work best for you.🔗 Let's find out where you're at on YOUR Sync Success Path: elitemusiccoaching.com/getstarted

It’s easy to get caught up overanalyzing the mixing process. In fact, many musicians focus too much on whether or not they have the ‘mixing chops’ for their music to compete on a professional level. However, this is very much a mind over matter situation. Yes, there are technical aspects involved, but ultimately, after mixing literally hundreds and hundreds of tracks, I’ve found that it all comes back to one thing… the song.🔗 Let's find out where you're at on YOUR Sync Success Path: elitemusiccoaching.com/getstarted

This episode highlights the key takeaways from our Sync Fest session with industry-leading Music Supervisors Jennifer Smith and Brian Vickers, who are providing an exclusive inside look at the art and science behind placing music in your favorite TV shows and films. In this insightful discussion you'll get a front seat on what it takes to navigate the evolving landscape of sync licensing. We dive into the pros and cons of AI, and its impact in the entertainment industry, including the potential for copyright infringement. This is a key aspect to protecting art and creativity. Additionally, we touch on the significance of finding your voice and staying true to your art when trying to get your songs noticed by music supervisors, music libraries and sync agents. You'll hear as each of these sync experts shares their experience mentorship, and why it's crucial to be open to feedback and different perspectives in order to grow and improve as a musician. 🔗 Let's find out where you're at on YOUR Sync Success Path: elitemusiccoaching.com/getstarted