Music for Film and TV

Details: Want to know how music and songs get placed into film and television? What kind of return can songwriters expect for songs that get placed?

Music Supervisor -  Rebecca Rienks of E! Entertainment and NBC Universal (LA) will talk about projects that her company has been involved with and how music gets sourced and selected for feature films, made for TV movies of the week and television series.


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About Rebecca
Rebecca Rienks began her career in music supervision after joining the music department at Lionsgate Films.  There she worked on films as diverse as Tyler Perry’s Diary of a Mad Black Woman and Madea’s Family Reunion, the acclaimed Leonard Cohen concert film and documentary I’m Your Man, the Academy Award-winning Crash and the first season of the hit Showtime series Weeds.   Upon leaving Lionsgate, Rebecca co-founded the independent music supervision house Creative Control, working on a slew of impressive indie feature films, documentaries and box office number ones.  She currently serves as Music Supervisor for NBCUniversal’s E! Entertainment, overseeing music creative and administrative elements for all content on the channel, including advertising and promotions for E!, Style and G4-related programming.