“You’re About To Learn All About Music Licensing And How To Make Money Licensing Your Songs For Use In TV And Films".

My name is Aaron Davison. Welcome to my website. I've been writing songs for over fifteen years. I attended Berklee College of Music in the mid 1990's where I majored in Songwriting. It was during my time at Berklee that I was first introduced to the concept of writing songs for film and television as a career.

Although at the time I was mildly intrigued by the possibility of this career path, it wasn't until eight years later that I decided to seriously entertain the idea of licensing my songs for use in film and television. At this point I had played in a variety of bands and had still yet to achieve my elusive goal of becoming a rock star. One day while surfing the Internet I came across an article about a Berklee Alum who made a living, in part, writing songs for Film and Television. This article inspired me to make a serious effort to pursue the craft of writing music for Film and Television. I realized that during all the time I had spent chasing my dreams of rock and roll stardom I had passed over many more attainable goals that could have helped me make a living doing what I love to do most, playing and writing music. I also realized that accomplishing these goals would probably actually get me closer to where I wanted to be. Within six months of reading the article I had signed my first licensing deal with a publisher.

The first time I heard my music on Television was truly one of the most exciting moments of my life! After years of writing songs, taking guitar lessons and playing in bands, my music had, in an instant, been heard all over the world. It's hard to explain just how thrilling it is to see something you've invested so much hard work and passion in pay off. And beside the emotional high of hearing my music on Television I was also thrilled when a few months later I received a check for over $800.00 - for 55 seconds of airtime! Like I said, I didn't really start out with the goal of writing music for Film and Television, but I've always had the goal of getting my music heard and getting paid for it. Thanks to many different placements over the last few years, I've been able to accomplish both of these goals.

In order to address the many different questions I've received about music licensing over the years I've created a newsletter where I discuss how the music licensing business works and how YOU can license your music in Film, Television, Advertisements, Video Games and more.

Inside My Free Newsletter On Music Licensing You'll Learn:

How to immediately get started in the TV and Film music business and start making money via music licensing.

Where to send your songs today for potential placement.

What kind of music has the best chance of being licensed and used.

How to turn your music into a full time income machine that generates passive income via music licensing.

Why many musicians overlook this lucrative field.

How To Copyright Your Songs.

How To Earn A Full Time Income By Licensing Your Music.

The Different Types Of Deals You'll Encounter In The Music Licensing Industry.

How To Self Publish Your Music Vs. Working With A Publisher.

Subscribe today and get a totally free ebook on how you can get your songs in TV and Films!

And For A Limited Time Receive A Free Video Tutorial Called "An Overview Of The Music Licensing Industry" when you join my newsletter.

 

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