How do you place your music in a Super Bowl commercial?

Published: Mon, 02/03/20

Happy Monday

I hope you are doing well. If you are 49ers fan, my heart goes out to you. If you're in Kansas, someone might be rearranging your borders as we speak.

But enough about Missouri, let's talk about music.

Last week I spoke briefly about the possibilities of earning an income with your music through sync licensing. If you're not familiar with what sync licensing is, we published a post about how to submit your music to licensing companies that you may be interested in reading.

And if you have more questions about the possibilities of sync licensing, my friend Michael Elsner and his collaborator Chris SD are running a free Q&A session to clear up any questions and comments you may have about breaking into that side of the industry.

They're running two sessions on Wednesday and you can sign up for them right here.

In fact, one of Michael Elsner's tracks got placed in a Super Bowl commercial in 2018! Pretty damn impressive if you ask me, so he's probably got a lot of techniques and strategies you can benefit from.

Keep in mind that although this Q&A session is completely free and has no strings attached, they will be promoting their respective courses at the end as well.

I have taken a look at Michael's course and it is very comprehensive so you'll definitely get a lot out of it if you decide to enroll, and you also help support all the free content at Audio Issues because we get a commission through our affiliate partnership.

I think it's a great win-win-win situation so I hope you check their stuff out if you're interested in earning an income by placing your music in film and television.

Here's the link to register for the Q&A session again.

Have a great rest of your day,

Björgvin