music supervision

EP 19: Hollywood Strike + Answering Your Questions

Charles and Chase discuss the current and future impact of the TV & Film production shutdown in Hollywood, strategies for indie artists during the work stoppage, and answer viewer + listener questions. Want your questions answered on a future episode? Tag us on Instagram @syncriffs and @bluebuddhaent.- Namaste -Check out our linktree for opportunities to connect with us: ⁠https://linktr.ee/bluebuddhaent⁠🎵Sync & Songwriting Masterclass🎵Sync & Songwriting Strategy Workshop🎵Working With a Sync Agent Minicourse🎵Listening Sessions & more to come!Website: ⁠https://bluebuddhaentertainment.com⁠Instagram:@syncriffs@bluebuddhaent@chasewalkerbandMusic: "Flying Tigers" from Magic TigerPodcast produced by Blue Buddha EntertainmentThis content is for educational purposes. We encourage others to conduct proper research, and if needed, consult an attorney for any legal advice regarding music licensing. (c) (p) 2023

Consider It Blacklit host Kim Singleton sits down with Linnette Harrigan to discuss her journey as a music supervisor for film, television and commercials. 

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Consider It Blacklit host Kim Singleton sits down with Linnette Harrigan for a discussion on her journey as a music supervisor for films, television shows and commercials.   Learn more about Linnette Harrigan at www.linnetteharriganmedia.com

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Welcome to Roadcase!!  We are super-psyched to have the music management duo of Tyler Henry and Evan Winiker on the show.  These two amazing individuals are Managing Partners of the exciting new management company, Range Media Partners, whose client lineup is a Who's Who of A-List celebs and performing artists. While Evan and Tyler handle clients in diverse genres, their collaboration is clearly one of mutual respect and trust -- riffing off each other's knowledge and experience in the live music world to create amazing and unique fan experiences for the artists they manage. Key to their success is the broad spectrum of experience they both bring to the table: Evan from his early days as a touring musician, and Tyler as a 21 year-old college student at USC when he began managing R&B artist PARTYNEXTDOOR. Their broad-based knowledge and creative problem solving is both impressive and admirable. So get ready to throw down for a massive party as we jump on the Roadcase bus to learn more about these two management stars, Tyler Henry and Evan Winiker of Range Media Partners. It's gonna be a great ride!

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Theme music:  "Eugene (Instrumental)" by Waltzer

Award-winning music supervisor Thomas Golubic ("Breaking Bad," "The Walking Dead," "Six Feet Under") joins Peter for a live conversation and Q&A about the life of a Hollywood music supervisor (and how he marries his sonic sensibilities with movie and television vision). In this live interactive CREATV U session, Thomas discusses what it's like to do what he does, how he does it, and the overall fundamental role music plays in all movies, television and video projects. He also discusses how he got into the world of music supervision in the first place (and gives insights to others who hope to become one). And he discusses what it takes to succeed. It's a fascinating journey. Learn more about CREATV U at http://www.creatv.media/creatv-university.

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Amanda Krieg Thomas is one of the most in-demand music supervisors around, with projects including the ground-breaking anthology series American Horror Story (FX), ballroom drama Pose, and the critically acclaimed show The Americans. Amanda began her career in the music department at Lionsgate before moving to Format Entertainment, where she worked on projects such as Pitch Perfect 1 and 2 (Gold Circle Films/Universal), The Other Woman (Fox) and ABC comedy, Trophy Wife. She is currently working on feminist horror series, Ratched (Netflix), the film adaptation of Tony Award-winning play, The Boys In The Band (Netflix), and the new season of hit procedural, 9-1-1 (FOX).

Amanda is on the Board of Directors for the Guild of Music Supervisors and a proud member of the Television Academy. She also recently published her first e-book, Thinking In Sync: A Primer on the Mind of a Music Supervisor.