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Don’t Make These Career-Killing Mistakes
Success in the music industry comes from getting many things right, and avoiding the mistakes that can undo all the hard work you’ve done. We interviewed a successful TAXI member, a music library owner, TAXI’s Head Screener, and veteran music publisher to identify some common career-killing mistakes, so you can avoid them. Read this to harvest the gems that Greg Carrozza, Jeff Freundlich, Craig Pilo, and Michael Eames uncover for you!
Succeeding in Sync: The Music Library’s Perspective
Michael interviews Pat Weaver, Head of Production at Warner/Chappell Production Music during TAXI’s Road Rally Sequels, 2022. Pat is a highly-experienced, world-class expert who’s run her own catalog, been a music supervisor at Discovery Networks, and is now at one of the largest music libraries on the planet. Her observations, recommendations, and opinions are pure gold!
Passenger Profile – Juliet Lyons, Part 2
Juliet Lyons is an in-demand composer and vocalist who’s built a great network of collaborators, and has had tons of great placements during her career.
Michael Owns and Loves These Monitor Stands!
K&M 26772 Tabletop Studio Monitor Stand (Pair)
Why LESS Is MORE for Film and TV Music
The KISS principle, and why it applies to Film and TV Music.
Epic Home Studio in a Basement
More studio than you might ever need, but really cool!