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Title:

How to Get your Song in a Movie

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Organizer:
Douglas Stewart, Variety
Description:
Getting a record deal is something that pretty much belongs to another era. But, the chance to get your song in an indie film is a more palpable reality. It serves as a good launching pad for a band's assault on all media.
Questions
Answered:
  1. What kind of songs do Music Supervisors pick for Movies?
  2. Does having words in a song hurt it's chances for inclusion in a movie?
  3. Are the media rep companys that get your work to film/tv/ads worth it?
  4. Do Music Supervisor's pick the Composers too?
  5. How much should I ask for if my song is included in a movie?
  6. How often is too often to follow-up with music supervisors?
  7. Is doing interesting covers of standards a good idea for breaking into films?
  8. What music styles seem to get picked the most for films?
  9. How do I find a list of music supervisors for film?
  10. What role does a music soundtrack (i.e., moreso the songs) serve in a movie?
Level:
Beginner
Category:
Music 2.0
Type:
Panel
Event:
Interactive 2010
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