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How to Get into Sync’s Inner Circle, Part 3
As your own “Inner Circle” begins to expand, it can get absorbed by an older inner circle of well-established composers and sync executives. This is one way that you become part of the more-established inner circle that affords you access to relationships with some very desirable people and companies. Read Part 3 of the “Inner Circle” panel now!
Could This Court Ruling Help Protect Music from AI?
The recent court ruling on the high-profile Reuters v. Ross lawsuit over copyright infringement and the fair use doctrine might have positive implications for how courts treat cases regarding the wholesale scraping of music for generative AI training and creation.
Passenger Profile – Helen Austin
Helen Austin is a talented, hard-working, JUNO award-winning solo artist, as well as one-half of the band, Big Little Lions. She’s succeeded at what many singer/songwriters dream about. Watch this interview to learn how she’s done it!
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Dean Krippheane’s New Book!
50 songwriting, composing, and music production hacks to speed up your sync journey.
How This “Mediocre” Composer Got 30,000 TV Placements
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How to Get Sync Placements 365 Days a Year
Jeff LaPlante gets multiple placements per day!