Eve Williams MMus Music Business Find Music Publishing and Licensing Placements (UPDATED 6/2020) TUTORiAL

Do you write music but don't know how to get artists to record it or have it placed in film, TV, advertising etc?

If you have been writing and recording songs and you would like to start making money from them, this course is for you. Music publishing can seem hard to break into, but in this course you will find out that it’s possible for songwriters at various stages of their careers to have songs placed with artists and used in film, TV and other media by using online platforms and finding reputable companies in the music industry to work on your behalf. We will also look at self publishing. This is everything you need to know about music publishing in one place.

Do you want to be a published songwriter but haven’t been sure how to have your songs published?

I am published songwriter named One to Watch twice by Nashville Songwriters Association International. I have been commissioned to write for reality TV graduates, written for up and coming artists, co-written with multi platinum writers and producers and my music has been used in documentaries and advertising. I would like to help you succeed in the music industry in doing what I do.

What We Will Discover

We will learn about the different kinds of music publishers and music publishing deals and their role in the music industry but more importantly we will learn how to apply this information to your goal of monetising your songwriting.

Topics include:

· Traditional Music Publishers
· Music Licensing Agencies
· Online Music Libraries
Being paid royalties
· When to Find a Music

Publisher (assessing the commercial viability of your songwriting)

· How to Find a Music Publisher
· Self Publishing
· Finding and Building Relationships with Music Supervisors
· Pitching services and how to use them to maximum benefit
· Organisations to join who can help advance your songwriting career

After the course you will

· Be able to find the right publisher for you
· Be able to find sync (TV,film etc) opportunities
· Be able to efficiently make use of online pitching services
· Use platforms like YouTube, LinkedIn and Twitter to find placements
· Understand how to become a published songwriter

What you'll learn

Pitch to music publishers
Be paid royalties for your music
Find out how to have your music used in films, TV and other media placements
Sell your music in music libraries
Evaluate the commercial potential of your music
Know when and how to find a music publisher
Understand the different types of music publisher and which will best suit your musical goals
Understand different publishing deals
Source and use songshare agreements for fair shares of your copyright
Find out how to self publish your music
Use platforms like LinkedIn, YouTube and Twitter to find placements for your songs
Find out how to form relationships with music supervisors
Use online pitching services to find placements for your music
Access organisations who can help you with professional development as a songwriter

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