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Typical upfront sync fees for indie artists:

  • Commercial Campaigns: $20K – $550K+
  • Films: $10K – $80K
  • Trailers: $10K – $80K
  • TV: $500 – $20K
  • Video Games: $2K – $10K
  • Theme Songs: $5K – $10K


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LET US HELP YOU PREPARE FOR BACK END ROYALTIES

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Every TV show is different, of  course, budgets vary and whatnot. But it’s not uncommon for a $10K  placement to an emerging artist for a Netflix show. More on this in a  minute.

Sync licensing is one of those hidden  corners of the music industry that not too many people talk about.  Everyone is so obsessed with Spotify and TikTok and In

 

Every TV show is different, of  course, budgets vary and whatnot. But it’s not uncommon for a $10K  placement to an emerging artist for a Netflix show. More on this in a  minute.

Sync licensing is one of those hidden  corners of the music industry that not too many people talk about.  Everyone is so obsessed with Spotify and TikTok and Instagram and ticket  sales. When, literally one sync placement can pay your entire year’s  salary. That’s a hell of a lot of streams! 

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LET US HELP YOU PREPARE FOR BACK END ROYALTIES

LET US HELP YOU PREPARE FOR BACK END ROYALTIES

 Artists just don’t understand how sync rights work. They think because  they released the song on Spotify that they have the rights to get it  synced. They may not. Or they think because they co-wrote it with a  friend, they have the rights. They may not. Or they think because they  bought their beat (production) off of BeatStars and cho

 Artists just don’t understand how sync rights work. They think because  they released the song on Spotify that they have the rights to get it  synced. They may not. Or they think because they co-wrote it with a  friend, they have the rights. They may not. Or they think because they  bought their beat (production) off of BeatStars and chopped it up to  shit, they have the rights. They probably do not. Or they think, they  think, they think, but they don’t KNOW. And if the music supervisor  can’t be 10000% sure that the song they are placing in the episode won’t  get the network SUED, they won’t place it. Because then they’ll be out  of a job! Let SOUNDSYNC PUBLISHING INC HELP YOU THROUGH THE PROCESS TODAY!

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Sync or sync is a process where songs are combined with  moving images – film, TV series, adverts, video games, trailers etc.  Sync deals are usually arranged between a music publisher and a  prospective client, which is normally a music supervisor or a film  producer.

Music supervisors are the people responsible for sourcing music that  

 

Sync or sync is a process where songs are combined with  moving images – film, TV series, adverts, video games, trailers etc.  Sync deals are usually arranged between a music publisher and a  prospective client, which is normally a music supervisor or a film  producer.

Music supervisors are the people responsible for sourcing music that  can be used in a project. So, a music publisher’s job is to pitch your  music to the relevant music supervisors and grant them a sync license if  they do decide to use your music.

The sync licence gives someone the permission to use your composition in a moving picture, subject to contract regulations.

To begin the sync process, music has to be pitched to music  supervisors. Bear in mind that music supervisors may not be hired by  every single entertainment company; some companies opt to use one of  their own employees to head the music team for a project. This is  especially true of video game companies, as many employ their own sound  designers or composers.

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