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If you want a good score try and avoid too much pre-recorded music. If you can, get a professional to write a score FOR YOU it will fit your film perfectly and greatly enhance the visuals.

Its a bit more complicated than just handing a contract over and saying sign this. You need to ask permission first. Then you need to find out their terms of use. And then provide a contract or get them to provide one. Hope that helps :)

Hi all, sorry I haven't been back for ages, had lots to do. Thank you for the warm welcome :) @Zensteve: Had a couple of project before christmas and just been working more on the bussiness side of things since. Hopefully will get some more projects in the next few weeks :D

If you ask the copyright holder and explain your project then they may grant you a special license for their music. Thats how my company operates, we just ask that credit is given for both the company and the composer, Also you have to pay about $1 to download a Wav file of the track.

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I find the deleted scenes on DVD often lack a score but contain dialogue and sound FX, This is what I have used many times for practice. As some people have said you can just take any scene and remove the audio, but as I am sure you have found, it is not the same as scoring a real scene with...

Hello, My name is David Healey, Im a composer and soon to be film maker, Just here looking to chat and network :)