How to Submit Music for TV & Film | Sync Licensing Explained | Ditto Music

Pitching your music for sync and getting tracks featured on TV adverts, movies or video games is an awesome way to grow your audience and make money from your music. That's why we're here to talk about how to submit your music for TV and film and land yourself lucrative music sync licensing deals!

We're also giving you the chance to win a Shure SM58 vocal microphone. All you need to do is leave a sync tip or question in the comments section. Good luck!

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How To Submit Music For TV & Film ►

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Skip ahead in the video ►
00:00​​​​ - Intro
01:17 - What is sync?
02:26 - Work with a publisher
03:57 - Music libraries
05:12 - Do it yourself
06:57 - Focus on one style first
07:20 - Expand and diversify
07:49 - Final thoughts

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[itszivofficial]

Ditto is becoming one the best distribution services out there.

[IblisticK]

Wish this video was uploaded sooner!! Really useful - the best tip is just to try again and again as you have nothing to lose! 🤝

[JohnDoe-ohjd]

the information helps a lot from somebody in a country that doesn't educate nor speak a lot about this topic. Gotta start making more music!

[DjRosG]

It’s nice to see distributors informing us artists on these things. I feel like Ditto was the first I had heard this from.

[palacebeats]

Versatility is key! Listening to music that has been placed through a library or publisher can also help to see if you're tracks are missing something.

[Bushman_vibez]

I like you guys because you’re dittomine in taking everyone along ❤️

[kg_initials]

Ditto music making sure their independent artists make it through tips and advices!!! It's always good to do business with ditto

[TJ_star_]

thanks for this advice i never knew how people could get their music featured on movies, this was so fruitful

[MandoBeats_sa]

Sync licensing is definitely something worth trying, cuz one would say that's where the real money is at in the music industry

[DEBBY-hsmd]

“We’re also running a competition on this video …”🤩😍🤯

[borngreatnations]

This is highly informative, educating and entertaining at the same time. Thanks for creating this video.

[shingielee]

This channel is literally gold for independent artists, appreciate Ditto for constantly putting us on

[andrewbarnumsongs]

Thanks for the Sync class, Dear Aggregator. 🏆🥰

[Chancellorone]

This is great opportunity for upcoming artist and to boost their careers with such amazing packaging is a great and plus
I am very happy to be part of ditto world
This is a great lesson and possibility to be known across the globe

[soularunderground]

Know your audience. If pitching a particular client it helps to understand the company and its audience. Research past campaigns to get a feel for what they’ve marketed previously.

[DanielKozar]

When signing to DITTO pro does Ditto make the contacts to distribute your music and acts as the middle man?

[wasabimeetsworld]

Sync tip: Make it as easy as possible for music supervisors to find your music, try to also do research on the supervisor and find out the kind of sync placements they have already done and try to make sure it aligns with the kind of music you submit to them.

[Luke-lmbz]

This is incredible, thanks so much for your help - as a beginner to all of this "sync" world this is pure gold.

[katrinatiacharlesmusic]

Would it be worth having a recorded acoustic songwriter version of a song to follow up with to showcase its flexibility within a feature? Or extra work that’s unnecessary?

[FrancoSattamini-npub]

First off, HAVE YOUR CONTACT on all your social media and make it clear that you are looking for music supervisors. They need to know on a glance how to contac you and what you are here for. Second, be part of the conversation . . . look actively for music supervisors, follow them, participate on the topics, There is a ton more of things to do, but it starts right here!