So you’ve got some great music, songs, or score and you’ve been told it would be “great” for film or tv. Or maybe you’re tired of the gig scene and want to get your music the kind of exposure that a hit film soundtrack album or top-rated television series can provide. This guide tells you about specific things you can do to get your music considered for hit films and television shows.

This downloadable guide includes a complete description of the roles of the music supervisor, studio music exec, music editor, filmmaker, agent, and more in the hiring process. It also explains ways that composers and songwriters can get their music heard by these industry decision makers and used in film and television productions.

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For less than the cost of a CD, this guide will show you how the film and television music industry works, who to approach, and how to approach them.