Welcome to The Sync Vault. Let's get you moving fast.

The Sync Vault Workshop is a 2-hour video masterclass where independent creators learn the exact system to turn unfinished tracks into sync-ready assets. Walk through the CHORD Framework, a complete metadata strategy, and the pitch email template that got a Louisville artist signed with a Bodega-connected sync agency - so you stop disqualifying yourself before your music gets heard.

Stop letting perfectionism kill your output. Learn the CHORD Progression framework, the 20-hour rule for knowing when a track is done, and vault mentality techniques used by pro composers. Perfect for producers with unfinished projects collecting dust. Includes step-by-step tutorials on arrangement, mixing for sync (the "donut theory"), and creating stems. Whether you're stuck at 80% or starting fresh, master the finishing muscle that gets your music pitch-ready fast.

Demystify the business side of sync licensing once and for all. Learn publishing vs. master rights, PRO registration (BMI/ASCAP/SESAC), metadata tagging supervisors actually search for, split sheets, one-stop licensing, and catalog organization systems. No legal jargon—just clear explanations and templates you can use immediately. Includes hands-on walkthroughs for setting up Disco profiles, understanding royalties, and avoiding common contract mistakes that cost placements.

Who do you actually pitch to, and how do you reach them? This classroom reveals curated supervisor contact strategies, email templates that get responses (including the exact pitch that got Glenn signed), how to decode sync briefs, LinkedIn networking tactics, and follow-up sequences that work. Learn what music supervisors really want, how to research opportunities using Tunefind and IMDb Pro, and build genuine industry relationships without being salesy or spammy.

Your complete sync licensing toolkit in one place. Download the Synch or Swim 2.0 resources: sync-ready checklists, metadata spreadsheets, split sheet templates, theme development worksheets, folder organization systems, and curated reading lists. Includes links to essential platforms (Disco, Songtrust, Tunefind), trusted educators, and books every sync composer should read. Bookmark this classroom—it's your reference library for everything sync.