Sync Licensing 101
Everything you need to know about getting your music placed in film, TV, and advertising.
Split Sheets Explained: Why Every Co-Write Needs One Before You Pitch
A split sheet is a one-page document that can make or break a sync deal. Here's what it is, what to include, and why you need one signed before you send a single pitch.
Metadata That Gets You Placed: A Field-by-Field Guide
BPM, key, mood, ISRC — most artists skip these fields. Here's why they matter and exactly how to fill them out so supervisors can find your music.
5 Classroom Exercises for Teaching Music Business Students About Sync
Practical, ready-to-use activities for music business professors. From mock pitches to cue sheet creation, these exercises bring sync licensing to life.
What Is Sync Licensing? A Complete Guide for Independent Artists
Everything you need to know about sync licensing — what it is, how it works, and how independent artists can start earning from film, TV, and ad placements.
How Much Can You Earn from Sync Licensing? A Realistic Breakdown
From indie web series to Super Bowl ads — here's what sync placements actually pay and how to set realistic income expectations.