How to Make Money with Music in Film & TV Writing music for television and film productions can be a very lucrative way to make money in the music business. Composers, songwriters, and producers who consistently make money in TV and film craft their tracks in ways that are proven to increase placements with music editors, music supervisors, and music libraries. Of course, interesting and well-produced tracks are the first step necessary for success. BUT, there are also some simple strategies you can use to increase your chances for placements. I’ve included 7 of the most effective tips below. 1) Give Your Tracks Interesting and Descriptive Titles An interesting title gives the music editor or music supervisor a reason to listen to your track. It creates a visual picture of your music and makes it stand out from the pack. Here’s an example: Imagine you’re a music editor looking for a hard rock track for a reality show. You’re scrolling through a music library’s onlin...
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