Post by versusmedia on Oct 5, 2004 10:45:18 GMT -5
If you are looking for postproduction music for your film and do not want to spend a fortune using mainstream songs, consider contacting a local musician in your area. Independent musicians are looking to build their careers just like you, and most will be willing to work on a budget.
Then, if you are unable to locate anyone local, consider using a free service we offer to emerging filmmakers... We have a "music for film" project posting, and profile search for independent filmmakers to locate music for their future projects. The catalog we have of musicians is strictly independent musicians, is international, and contains just about every type of music.
It not only helps you keep your budget smaller, but for the musicians, it gives them an opportunity to gain a little more exposure. All contracts and negotiations are between you and the musicians you pick. You will find that most of the musicians you'll discover on our site are more interested in exposure than money.
Please read more about it here if you are interested:
www.versusmedia.com/fmmaker.php
Thanks for taking a moment to read this! If you have any questions please contact me.
Ryan
VersusMedia
www.versusmedia.com
Then, if you are unable to locate anyone local, consider using a free service we offer to emerging filmmakers... We have a "music for film" project posting, and profile search for independent filmmakers to locate music for their future projects. The catalog we have of musicians is strictly independent musicians, is international, and contains just about every type of music.
It not only helps you keep your budget smaller, but for the musicians, it gives them an opportunity to gain a little more exposure. All contracts and negotiations are between you and the musicians you pick. You will find that most of the musicians you'll discover on our site are more interested in exposure than money.
Please read more about it here if you are interested:
www.versusmedia.com/fmmaker.php
Thanks for taking a moment to read this! If you have any questions please contact me.
Ryan
VersusMedia
www.versusmedia.com