License Your Music Fast, a new book by Matt Angel

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(Free-Press-Release.com) February 26, 2011 -- NEW YORK, NY (February 26, 2011) - Film and Television music placements are difficult for independent musicians and songwriters to achieve on their own. Personal relationships with music supervisors for film and television networks are hard to come by for an independent. Relying on directory listings to find music supervisors does not help to create a trusting relationship.

Matt Angel , popular music publisher, songwriter, and song evaluator has opened the door to the film and television licensing industry to independent musicians and songwriters. The new book, License Your Music Fast , is available for pre-order at Amazon.com and is a complete informational resource that includes accurate information on how to license songs for film and television use immediately. A detailed overview of the licensing process, copyrights, names and websites of licensing companies looking for music now , and expected royalties are presented in this valuable book.

All information has been researched for accuracy and many licensing companies in the book have been successfully used by Matt Angel to help license his catalog of 1500 songs . This creates a new open door for musicians and songwriters looking to receive film and television music placements fast.

Accurate answers to questions are revealed and ready for immediate use by independent musicians and songwriters.

Questions like:

How much does BMI pay for a music placement?, How much does FOX, ABC, NBC, and Cable Networks pay to license music?, Are full demos needed for film and television music placements?, What copyrights are necessary to license music in television and films?, How do I develop personal relationships with music supervisors and production libraries?

Further information and additional songwriter resources are available from MattAngel.com .

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