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How do I put my marketing plan into action?
To make your marketing plan most effective, you should create a schedule for implementing it. Marketing done on a regular basis (even when you're working!) is a great way to ensure that jobs are " ...
What are some first steps towards finding work in the business?
1. Make a list of who you know in the film and television business,and who they know - this is your "network tree" of people who are potential sources of information and contact in the industry.2. ...
Where can I find skilled composers, songwriters, music editors, music supervisors, and other experienced industry pros for film and television projects?
There are two ways we suggest:Word of mouth is perhaps the most common way that filmmakers and television producers find composers and songwriters - after all, a good reputation based on a job wel ...
Do I need a marketing plan?
If you want to work as an employee in a music company such as a music publisher or record company, you may not - working in the corporate world is more of a "team sport" and may involve different ...
What are some of the forms of marketing materials commonly used?
There are many different forms of marketing materials - you should choose the forms and specific marketing tools that work the best for you. Some of them are:* Intro Letters - a great way to brief ...
How do I find available film and television projects to approach?
If you're a beginning songwriter or composer, graduate student films and low budget indie films may be the best opportunities for entry into the business. Check out local entertainment newspapers ...
How do I implement my marketing plan and find work from it?
A marketing plan (see "Marketing Plan" section of this knowledgebase) correctly implemented can be the key to a successful career in the industry. Professionals at all levels of the industry, in a ...