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If you’re a musician or producer, you’ve probably dreamed of hearing your music in a movie or TV show. It’s a great way to gain exposure, build your reputation, and even earn money through licensing. But how do you actually get your music placed in film or television —especially if you’re just starting out and don’t have a big budget? Don’t worry. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the process of submitting your music for TV and film—for free. 1. Understand What Music Supervisors Want Music supervisors are the people responsible for choosing and licensing music for movies, TV shows, and even ads. They’re always looking for tracks that: Fit the mood or scene Are professionally mixed and mastered Come with the right licensing rights (meaning you own all the elements or have permission to use them) They want music that adds emotion, builds atmosphere, or drives a scene forward. So the first step is to make sure your music sounds good, fits a vibe, and is cleared for sync...