Recent content by Andy1044

The thing about getting into the film music business, or any aspect of the entertainment industry for that matter, is that there is no right way. Some people work their entire lives to make it as film composers, while other people are just in the right place at the right time. The only thing...

Thats exactly what everyone's outlook should be. For the first few times you work on films, don't charge anything. However, once you've got a couple of films under your belt you should absolutely start charging. You are offering a service which takes hours of planning, effort, and execution; not...

I'm sure many people have. They've just paid hundreds of thousands of dollars for the rights. For a composer of his fame and notoriety, anything he writes has licensing fees through the roof. For instance, to license Ennio Morricone's immortal theme to The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly, you will...

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