Sync Licensing 101
Everything you need to know about getting your music placed in film, TV, and advertising.
Sync Licensing 101: Your Guide to Generating Income Beyond Beat Sales
What sync licensing is, how much you can actually earn, and the real difference between upfront fees and performance royalties in 2026.
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.