Hi! I'm a high school student that is very interested in becoming a music supervisor. I have a couple questions though... 1. What sort of things did they really focus on during high school and/or college? Did they take specific classes? 2. Do these music supervisors start their career with a commercial or some other very small project? 3. Where do they begin in terms of getting themselves out there for their VERY FIRST project? Music IS my life. I listen to it and I play it. I can only see myself doing something music related, and this is my dream job.
You on the wrong path pal, imma be real with you, and of course people will disagree, but this is just my opinion. A dream job will not make you happy, if you enjoy music, then be an artist since you already are, and make that your career. Unless you are trying to score a job as music supervisor to fuel your artist career then go for it, but don't make that your dream job bro, it is not where your happiness lives.
I think it's fantastic that you know that you want to be a music supervisor! I'd say 98% of high schoolers don't even know what a MS is! And I'd say that statistic goes for the whole population also so good for you and go for it!
Thank you. Always good to hear the people involved in the process talk about what they do. I have written for a few small productions, and it has always amazed me how the right music completely changes the feel of the pictures. It has been a while since I dabbled in this area but am feeling the itch again.
This is hugely helpful. I very much appreciate that Chris addresses the psychological/spiritual aspects of making music as well as nuts and bolts issues like what metadata he needs to find embedded into an MP3. THANK YOU for making and then sharing this interview!
thank you guys at Sync Songwriter and thank you Chris Mollere! one thing i dont understand is, how could i contact someone like Chris without annoying the hell out of him, I always assumed contacting supervisors wasnt a good idea
You are right. I show indie musicians how to do that properly at Sync Songwriter. Join our list and I'll send you information all about getting your music into TV & film.
Hi Marrisa, the best way is to learn as much as you can about the licensing industry and then start supervising for small projects. Indie films, TH-cam productions, etc. As you work your way up you can get hired for bigger and bigger projects. You can learn a ton about how things work at: syncsongwriter.com
Is there a way an artist find out what type of projects you're working on, to guide the tunes that are sent to you ? Might streamline your process & help you find the right kind of new artists to work with ?
Where can i enroll to learn how to make... Music for film and tv... From scratch... I have no idea... Where to start please... Help me... I need to learn from basic to advanced... I am ready to give myself next three to three years... Dedicatedly. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Hi! I'm a high school student that is very interested in becoming a music supervisor. I have a couple questions though...
1. What sort of things did they really focus on during high school and/or college? Did they take specific classes?
2. Do these music supervisors start their career with a commercial or some other very small project?
3. Where do they begin in terms of getting themselves out there for their VERY FIRST project?
Music IS my life. I listen to it and I play it. I can only see myself doing something music related, and this is my dream job.
There are some colleges in LA that offer music supervision as a major and will help you get an internship.
Thank you so much, you're a huge help!!
Invest in your local/regional community. You’ll make the foundation of your network and skill set that way.
You on the wrong path pal, imma be real with you, and of course people will disagree, but this is just my opinion. A dream job will not make you happy, if you enjoy music, then be an artist since you already are, and make that your career. Unless you are trying to score a job as music supervisor to fuel your artist career then go for it, but don't make that your dream job bro, it is not where your happiness lives.
I think it's fantastic that you know that you want to be a music supervisor! I'd say 98% of high schoolers don't even know what a MS is! And I'd say that statistic goes for the whole population also so good for you and go for it!
Very helpful. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you. Always good to hear the people involved in the process talk about what they do. I have written for a few small productions, and it has always amazed me how the right music completely changes the feel of the pictures. It has been a while since I dabbled in this area but am feeling the itch again.
This is hugely helpful. I very much appreciate that Chris addresses the psychological/spiritual aspects of making music as well as nuts and bolts issues like what metadata he needs to find embedded into an MP3. THANK YOU for making and then sharing this interview!
We’re about to market our Christmas tune for retail store commercials. Super pumped. Great info
Thank you for being so accessible, people Person. :-)
Of course! Thanks for this.
Superb, greatly appreciated. Thank you.
You are very welcome! Hope it helps you navigate music licensing.
Excellent interview
Great interview and informative as well! Thank you😎💯
This channel is so amazing and packed with wonderful value!
Thank you all for your time and keep up the fabulous work and have a terrific day!
Hey thanks for the kind words. We are trying to do our best to help indie musicians navigate the music world and succeed with their songs!
This was super helpful! Thankful for your channel!
Awesome interview.
Wow! So good!
Thanks! Glad you liked it.
Thanks for this Chris!
Fantastic interview!
Great to hear you found it valuable!
This is crucial!!! 💎 🙏🏽
Gems on gems.
Yes, that is some seriously amazing insight into how the minds of music supervisors work. Chris is a top one in the industry.
Interesting and informative info.. thank you
Good advice 👍
Great interview
Glad you liked it Robo!
thank you guys at Sync Songwriter and thank you Chris Mollere! one thing i dont understand is, how could i contact someone like Chris without annoying the hell out of him, I always assumed contacting supervisors wasnt a good idea
You are right. I show indie musicians how to do that properly at Sync Songwriter. Join our list and I'll send you information all about getting your music into TV & film.
@@SyncSongwriter i have. waiting till october now!
Sync Songwriter, this is inspiring. Thank you! Do you have any material on how to become a music supervisor?
Great information! Thank you.
Glad you liked it Steve!
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How does one begin their journey into becoming a music supervisor?
Hi Marrisa, the best way is to learn as much as you can about the licensing industry and then start supervising for small projects. Indie films, TH-cam productions, etc. As you work your way up you can get hired for bigger and bigger projects. You can learn a ton about how things work at: syncsongwriter.com
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Should I be a full length song you submit or a few bars
Is there a way an artist find out what type of projects you're working on, to guide the tunes that are sent to you ? Might streamline your process & help you find the right kind of new artists to work with ?
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Hi Chris, how can I get in touch?
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Where can i enroll to learn how to make... Music for film and tv... From scratch... I have no idea... Where to start please... Help me... I need to learn from basic to advanced... I am ready to give myself next three to three years... Dedicatedly. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻