Interviews

Music strategist Amber Horsburgh’s A-Z dictionary of artist brand strategy principles.

David Weiss chats to Sweets & Pop founder Leigh Henrich about the challenges and practicalities involved in launching a sync company.

We chat to producer/composer Rick Clark about his role at our client Silva Screen Records, what it’s like to work with Hans Zimmer, and how the market for film/TV music is evolving.

We talk to Mayra Cortez, Latin Sync Creative at Universal Music Publishing, about opportunities for Latin music in sync, and what’s next for a genre of music with such a rich cultural heritage.

Big Sync Music‘s chief executive and co-founder, Dominic Caisley chats to singer-songwriter Tom Walker about the impact of a huge sync placement, career highlights so far and his upcoming album.

We chat to Sync Director Isabel Arissó about the recently restructured Concord Music, getting familiar with new copyrights, sync strategies and trends, and adjusting to new media types and platforms. 

Ilana Goldstoff, Head of Sync at Sizzer Amsterdam, talks syncing tracks for the likes of Heineken, Volkswagen and Audi at an internationally-operating, multi award-winning music agency.

Is production music finally getting the attention that it deserves? David Weiss chats to the Production Music Association‘s Chairman Adam Taylor about the opportunities this sector brings to songwriters and rights holders in the golden age of video production.

A Sector of “Remarkable Growth”: GMSC President and music supervisor Michael Perlmutter, and music supervisor and Coversion Music/Rocking Horse Road Productions founder Janesta Boudreau explain the significance of the first ever Canadian Sync Awards.

ClicknClear founder Chantal Epp on how she’s helping music rightsholders take advantage of an untapped revenue stream estimated to be worth over $670 million globally across a number of sports.

We sit down with Sarah deCourcy to discuss her varied career as a composer, producer, and musician, and the importance of taking control and diversifying your craft as an artist.

Wipe Out Music‘s Liam Reay takes an in-depth look at music usage in social media, and how this could lead to huge music licensing opportunities for artists.