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Welcome! Introduce yourself + share a pic of your workspace 🎉
Welcome to 👇 START HERE (read the whole thing) 👇 🎬 Your first move (60 seconds): 👉 Post a quick intro in [👋 Introduce Yourself] Just two things: - Where you're at — genre, how long you've been composing, any placements so far - The #1 thing you're stuck on right now Why it matters: this community gives real answers, and a specific question gets a specific answer fast. The composers who post in their first week are the ones who actually get placements. Then explore: - [Classroom] — free trainings on how sync/library licensing actually works, submission systems, and how to actually finish and ship a track - [Resources] — templates, submission trackers, follow-up scripts, reference material — pull from these whenever - Any category that catches your eye — jump in House rules, short version: keep it useful and kind, no spam or drive-by self-promo, no hate or politics. That's it. 🆙 Every like on your posts or comments earns points toward leveling up. 🏆 Top 3 on the monthly leaderboard get [a 1:1 track feedback with you]. Welcome, let's get your music placed 🎬 — Joshua | Composer — "Wind Goes On" Gold Award ASP 2024
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Onboarding: The First Client Meeting — new lesson is live
🎬 New lesson's up — Level 2 - Onboarding: The First Client Meeting. This is the one I wish someone had handed me three years ago. I've lost jobs before writing a single note. Not because the music was bad — because of the first conversation. One client went quiet and never came back. Another ended with nine and a half hours of work I never got paid for. Both were decided in that first chat, before I opened a session. So this lesson is me walking through that conversation properly. What to ask, the half most people rush, when to bring up money 💰, and the summary I send afterwards that would have saved both of those jobs. I put both jobs in there too — the actual messages, what I said wrong, and what it cost me. Not fun to look at. Probably the most useful part. 📄 Three things to download: - The worksheet you fill in during the call - The summary template to send after - The recap, if you just want the short version 👇 If you've got a first meeting coming up, run the worksheet on it. Then tell me below what question you always forget to ask — I forget the same one every time.
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