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ABOUT THIS EPISODE:

Music licensing, sync agents, and pitching to supervisors explained. In this episode, Charles Levan shares real-world sync strategy, AI insights, and how independent artists can get their music placed.

If you're an independent artist or composer looking to get your music placed, this episode gives you practical, no-fluff guidance on how the sync world actually works and how to position your music for success.

Topics covered:
• Pros and cons of working with sync agents
• How to pitch effectively to music supervisors
• Transparency and communication in sync deals
• AI in music creation and licensing
• Exclusive vs non-exclusive sync agreements
• Building real relationships with supervisors
• Music clearance and legal considerations

⏱️ CHAPTERS

00:00 Charles
00:06 Introduction to Sync + Viewer Questions
02:35 Sync Agents vs Direct Pitching
04:11 AI in Music Creation
05:25 Exclusivity in Sync Deals
08:40 Music Clearance & Rights

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From Turkey to Hollywood Sync: How Murat Evgin Landed a Major TV Placement

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What does it really take to break into sync licensing—from across the world?

In this episode, Charles Levan sits down with Murat Evgin, a Turkish composer and songwriter who has built an impressive career scoring television in Turkey and has successfully crossed into the US sync market with a placement in Pluribus.

Murat shares his journey from creating soundtracks for Turkish TV series to working with top music supervisors in the United States. Along the way, he opens up about the importance of staying true to your cultural identity, building real relationships in the industry, and creating music that stands out on a global level.

This conversation is both inspiring and practical for producers, composers, and artists who want to break into sync licensing—no matter where they’re based.

🎶 In this episode, we discuss:

• Murat’s early musical influences and career in Turkey

• Transitioning from independent artist to international composer

• How he landed a sync placement in Pluribus

• The story behind his cover of John Lennon’s “Nobody Told Me”

• Breaking into the US market and building relationships

• Why authenticity matters in music and storytelling

• Insights from the Durango Songwriters Expo and industry events

• The rise of Turkish music and global opportunities in sync

⏱️ Episode Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Murat Evgin

02:24 Turkish TV success and early career

04:50 Blending Turkish and Western music

06:13 Transition to TV and international work

08:14 Spotify success and growth

11:20 Landing a sync placement in Pluribus

15:06 Story behind “Nobody Told Me” cover

18:53 Impact of the placement

21:02 Cultural authenticity in music

22:15 Building relationships in sync

26:52 Turkish music and sync potential

45:32 Documentary and future projects

48:04 Upcoming releases

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Season 4, Episode 1: Music Supervision Explained: Paulina Márquez on The Night Manager Soundtrack

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What does a music supervisor actually do—and how does a soundtrack come to life?

In this episode, Charles Levan sits down with Paulina Márquez, a music supervisor with over 20 years of experience in film and television, to break down the art and strategy behind music supervision.

From her work on The Night Manager Season 2 to navigating complex music clearance and crafting emotionally impactful soundtracks, Paulina shares an inside look at the creative and business sides of the industry.

You’ll also hear insights on the evolving European music landscape, why networking matters more than ever, and how emerging artists—especially in Spain—are finding new global opportunities.

PAULINA MÁRQUEZ: https://www.paulinasmusic.com/

🎧 In this episode, we cover:

• What music supervisors really do in film and TV

• How spotting sessions shape the soundtrack

• Building inspiration playlists and defining a show’s sound

• The challenges of music clearance

• Collaboration with directors and showrunners

• The rise of music supervision in Europe

• Why community and networking are key

• Emerging artists and trends in Spain

• How artists can tap into global sync opportunities

⏱️ Chapters:

00:00 Introduction to Paulina Márquez

02:48 The Role of a Music Supervisor

05:49 Working on The Night Manager Season 2

08:56 Spotting Sessions and Music Integration

11:53 Creating a Unique Soundtrack

15:06 Challenges in Music Clearance

17:56 Creative Freedom and Collaboration

21:10 The Evolution of Music Supervision in Europe

23:58 The Importance of Networking and Community

27:12 Emerging Artists in Spain

29:47 Global Opportunities in Music Supervision

32:53 Conclusion and Future Prospects

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