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Music Is My Business Podcast | Sync Licensing for Producers

Author: Anthony Clint Jr.

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The sync licensing podcast for music producers hosted by Anthony Clint Jr. Since 2013 Clint has been placing music on TV and film for networks like CBS, NBC, BET, A&E, Hulu, and more. Each episode covers how to produce, prepare, and pitch music for TV and film placements. Real strategies. Real community wins. No fluff. Join the award-winning Sync Producer Hub community at syncproducerhub.com

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Click here to join the award-winning Sync Producer Hub Clint reviews a week of community sync wins — playlist traction, downloads, a signed contract, TV performances, and catalog placements — and celebrates members who landed placements and deals. He answers live questions about using Disco, TuneSat, Songtrust, ISRCs, PROs, pitching strategies, taxes, and mindset, sharing actionable tips to help producers get placements and chase royalties.
Click here to join the award-winning Sync Producer Hub Live from the Sync Producer Hub, the host and community celebrate recent sync wins — placements on HGTV, NBC local, Netflix, a Google ad using original music, and a quick custom cue approval — while explaining how production music and publishers place tracks without direct notice. The episode also covers Shades of Sync event details, BMG's Sync+ update, gear and Black Friday deal talk (controllers, plugins, MPC, Stream Deck), studio organization, and community Q&A.
Click here to join the award-winning Sync Producer Hub Hosts preview next week’s live Brief Beast $1K winner reveal and promote Shades of Sync (Oct 30–31). The episode highlights community wins: Livingston’s first TV placement detected by TuneSat, Miguel’s placements on Love & Hip Hop Miami, Vincent Jewel’s Production Music Awards nomination, and multiple library acceptances. Discussion covers practical sync advice, long-game mindset for submissions, the current role of AI in music licensing and risk/ownership concerns, plus studio/gear tips and community resources like the Sync Producer Hub classroom and templates.
Click here to join the award-winning Sync Producer Hub Jason Dowty interviews Livingston Penn about his unexpected path into music—from an accidental band placement in the Caribbean to producing tracks with Fruity Loops, moving to the UK, and landing micro-sync placements for songs like "Winners Over Here," "Too Hot," and "Vibe Check." He explains how cassette-era DIY techniques evolved into library releases and CapCut micro-sync income. Livingston shares practical advice for aspiring sync artists: make lots of music, collaborate, learn the sync mindset, register with publishing tools or libraries, and use resources like the Sync Producer Hub to plant seeds for long-term passive income.
Click here to join the award-winning Sync Producer Hub In this episode, Michael and the hosts celebrate major sync wins, including a collaboration with Miss Robin Charles and placements on TV shows. They discuss strategies for follow-ups after signing exclusive deals, the changing sync landscape, and the cost of procrastination. Listeners get practical advice on building a catalog, handling briefs, revision rounds, and creative workarounds for challenging briefs (like sports tracks with no brass). The conversation also covers YouTube monetization, buyout deals, registering metadata correctly, and tips for getting started with publishers, supervisors, and agents. Real community wins and listener Q&A round out the episode.
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