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MUSIC LICENSING The Complete Guide to Film & Digital Production: The Process & The People Lorene M. Wales, Ph.D. © 2017 Taylor & Francis

GETTING MUSIC Bandcamp, Beatport and Soundcloud (can be frustrating, since artists don’t always respond in a timely fashion). Commission an original score. License existing music through ASCAP or BMI. License through Creative Commons. © 2017 Taylor & Francis

Licensing – what is it? “Renting” a copyrighted material for your use. Comes with certain terms such as: Length of use Amount of use Distribution of use © 2017 Taylor & Francis

Music Licensing Each license is different, based on: distribution of the film length of the piece number of copies length of the license itself © 2017 Taylor & Francis

Music Licensing Companies American Society of Composers, Authors & Publishers www.ASCAP.com Broadcast Music Inc. or BMI www.bmi.com The Harry Fox Agency, Inc. www.harryfox.com SESAC (Christian) www.sesac.com © 2017 Taylor & Francis

How it Works Databases with composition titles. You can look up a particular song. You look up a song and they provide contacts for writer/publisher information. © 2017 Taylor & Francis

How it Works Once you find the song, locate that song’s publisher. © 2017 Taylor & Francis

ASCAP Result when I picked his song “Home” © 2017 Taylor & Francis

ASCAP Choose the publisher. Click the little down triangle, I get the publisher’s information. Contact the publisher. © 2017 Taylor & Francis

The Music License Agreement Once you reach an agreement with the music owner/publisher, you sign a music licensing agreement. © 2017 Taylor & Francis

How Licensing Companies Work Companies collect license fees for songs (from you) & distributes a portion of those fees to the writers and publishers. Then they take a percentage for operating expenses, approximately 15-17%. © 2017 Taylor & Francis

Kinds of Licenses There are different kinds of licenses you can get… Sometimes you need all of them. Sometimes you may only need some. © 2017 Taylor & Francis

Types of Licenses Usually yearly, renewable yearly Public Performance To play or perform in public. Mechanical Written permission to manufacture and distribute a record, CD or digital recording for a specific copyrighted composition. © 2017 Taylor & Francis

Types of Music Licenses Synchronization Used in combination with visual images. Grand Rights Theatrical presentations of operas, complete productions of Broadway musicals. Adaptation The right to alter the music in use. © 2017 Taylor & Francis

Types of Licenses At the very least you need a sync and public performance license, in order to put a copyrighted piece of music to your film. © 2017 Taylor & Francis

Conclusion Copyright of the music is an important issue, best handled by a lawyer or music clearance company. If an original score is commissioned, it is written by a composer and performed by musicians in a scoring session. The scoring session allows the composer to match each piece of music to the picture. After the scoring session, the music is sent to the music editor, to be edited into the sound track. Finally, if desired, the music for a project may be turned into a sound track, which provides revenue and exposure to the record company and the production. © 2017 Taylor & Francis