Writing for Sync

Service Description

Write with Purpose. Pitch with Potential. Have you ever dreamed of hearing a song you wrote on TV or in a film? This session is designed specifically for songwriters who want to learn how to write intentionally for television, film, and commercial placement. Together, we'll co-write a song from the ground up while discussing what music supervisors, sync agencies, and production companies are looking for in today's market. You'll learn how to write with sync in mind—from lyric concepts and structure to production direction and commercial viability. Unlike a traditional co-write, these sessions are built around creating music with licensing potential. If, at the end of our session, we create a song that I genuinely believe is competitive for the sync market, I'll personally pitch it through my own sync relationships and catalog. Please note: Booking a session does not guarantee a placement or that your song will be pitched. My goal is to create the strongest song possible, and I will only submit songs that I believe are ready for the marketplace. This session includes: A one-on-one co-writing session Education on writing specifically for TV & Film Commercial song development Honest feedback throughout the writing process The opportunity to have your song considered for pitching if it meets current sync standards Important Before Booking Because of the way music licensing works, all Sync Writing Session clients are required to review and sign our Sync Writing Agreement before purchasing a session. This document explains: Writer's share vs. publisher's share Master ownership How one-stop licensing works Why independent writers are required for most sync opportunities Publishing and administration agreements How placements, royalties, and sync fees may be handled Please review and sign the agreement before booking your session. 📄 Review the Sync Writing Agreement & Rights Acknowledgment → (link to your PDF or signable document) Please Note: If you have signed an exclusive publishing agreement or a publishing administration agreement, you may not be eligible for a Sync Writing Session. Most music supervisors and sync companies require songs to be one-stop, meaning all publishing, administration, and master rights can be cleared quickly through one team. Please review the agreement before booking to determine your eligibility.