Posts Categorized: Knowledge

Why should you submit your work for MIMA’s 2025? For the opportunities! Read all about it and get some tips.

New year, new knowledge: Buma Music In Motion was part of the Amsterdam Dance Event 2023 with a fully stacked conference at the Main Business Hub Felix Meritis. Hundreds of music professionals joined our talks and panels, where we dove into the latest developments in our field. Besides discussing future challenges and opportunities with experts,

This special provided an in-depth look into how music and sound design continue to shape and transform the narrative landscapes of modern media. This time, we were looking into streamer contracts.

Our journey into the world of AI continues. We have previously talked about opportunities, challenges and also went hands-on (read our latest blogpost and update). This session takes on the ethical issues. Hendrik Vincent Koops gave a short master class around the topic of responsible AI: the ethical and social implications of AI and how

Music Supervisor and Music Producer Daniel Olaifa and Tom Cathcart are talking about their take on using music for campagins, the trends and collaboration. Read more in this recap blog of our BMIM Special panel.

Let music supervisor Laura Bell give you tips about the art of pitching. She shared her experiences on how to stand out and how online presence can reflect the essence of a composer.

We took a deep dive into the dos and don’ts about working with copywriters, art directors, clients and composers. Read the experts key takeaways below.

Learn the difference between sync, bespoke music and how to work in your very own favor to get that gig by these tips from the experts.

Buma Music In Motion was part of this year’s Amsterdam Dance Event with a fully stacked conference day at the Main Business Hub Felix Meritis. Hundreds of music professionals joined our talks and panels, where we dove into the latest developments in our field. Besides discussing future challenges and opportunities with experts, we invited many

Sometimes music does not immediately catch on when it is released but suddenly gains ground through trailers and video games. The music supervisors on this panel at BMIM Special tell all about how viewers consume music on screen and share their predictions of music supervision and sync.

Following up on the do’s and don’t’ article we shared about when it’s time to pack your bags and move to Los Angeles to make it big in composing, we’re now sharing hands-on tips and tricks on how to create a breath-taking remix that will land you jobs there. Jake Versluis is Vice President of

Two heavyweights weigh in on the question of how using music in marketing and using music in content differ. Music can have different purposes, especially when it comes to different media. Both Katy Gavillet and Andy Lykens are music supervisors for two of the prominent media outlets, Netflix and Fox Entertainment. Katy Gavillet works at