Eric Campbell: Sync Licensing 101. What is sync licensing and how to get into it it. How to get your music on tv, films & ads and how much will I get paid. What not to do and the nuances of networking in a new city.
Are you looking to ditch the day job and make money doing what your love; making music? Have you heard of sync licensing but not sure how it works or how to get into it?
You need to check out this week's episode of OpenDAW Talks - we have special guest, sync agent and sync educator, Eric Campbell in conversation.
Eric runs the sync agency Sus3Music and runs an education platform CNTRL Camp.
As music producer and song-writer, Eric’s music has been featured on Keeping Up With The Kardashians, Love & Hip Hop, Real Housewives and more.
He has also been an on-set songwriter for TV shows Greenleaf and Step Up Highwater and scored a commercial for Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s energy drink, Zoa.
All of that and his songs have been recorded by signed recording artists including Musiq Soulchild, Bootsy Collins, Jekalyn Carr and Roshon Fegan.
Eric shares a wealth of knowledge about sync licensing. He talks all about how to get into sync and he breaks down his creative processes. He also delves into his methods for referencing, talks about the challenges of moving to a new city and how he overcame these obstacles. And he provides some insights into networking.
If you’re wondering what Sync Licensing is, how to get into it and how to get paid. This one is most definitely for you.
Enjoy
Lex
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