The Business of Music
Music & Tech Conference & Showcase Festival
Arlo Williamsburg Hotel October 15-18, 2024
The Guild of Music Supervisors & Mondo.NYC Present
The Seventh Annual NYC Education Event
Arlo Williamsburg Hotel
Thursday, October 17, 2024
Thursday, October 17, 2024, 9:00am - 7:30pm
2024 Panel Agenda
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9am Clio Music Hosts Breakfast, Grand Ballroom
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9:50am Opening Remarks
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10am Panel Sessions Begin
Deep Dive of “Today’s Hottest TV Series” Music
Focusing on one of TV’s top shows, this panel delves into the ins and outs of creative music for the show and the supervisor/coordinators that make the music happen, including anecdotes that detail the show’s spotting sessions, clearance process, mix stage and more.
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“Trailerization” – How the Process Of Music Creation For Trailers Has Changed
Why is the phenomenon whereby classic songs are de-constructed and sound design and hybrid orchestral styles added to them SO popular? A recent example of this is the summer 2024 blockbuster Mad Max saga “Furiosa” using a “trailerized” version of the David Bowie classic "The Man Who Sold the World.”
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What Visual Media Sync Placements Moved the Spotify Meter This Year?
We look at five visual media sync placements over the past year to explore how they’ve not only moved the meter for that artist but helped generate success well beyond the sync placement.
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How the Sync Agency Has Become the Hermes of Sync
Reps from some of the top Sync agencies like Bank Robber Music, Secret Road, Fine Gold Music, and Terrorbird examine the process of finding clientele and representing artists, labels and publishers directly for sync.
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Newest Tech Tools of the Trade: AI & More
What are some of the year’s most important tech tools that have made music supervisors lives better…or worse? How is AI playing a positive – or negative – role in music supervisors’ lives as they enter the second half of the ‘20s.
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Top ad sync teams present two case studies detailing the creation of the year’s most memorable ads featuring music.
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5:50pm Closing Remarks
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The Guild of Music Supervisors is pleased and excited to announce its seventh year partnering with Mondo.NYC. Each October, Mondo & GMS New York bring together top music supervisors and creators in advertising, film and TV to help educate about the craft of music supervision. Please join us on Thursday October 17, 2024 at Brooklyn’s spectacular Arlo Williamsburg Hotel for an immersive day-long series of panels, round tables and case studies produced by GMS New York to keep up with the pulse of music supervision in NYC.
The day will be packed with rich and insightful conversation and learning, and we look forward to seeing you in Brooklyn, October 17!
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Registration Fee:
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$319 Early Bird ticket (regular ticket price: $399)
Fee includes:
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Admission to the NYC Guild of Music Supervisors Education Event
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Admission to Mondo.NYC conference events October 17, 2024
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Buffet breakfast hosted by Clio Music
Join us as a GMS Mondo Sponsor:​
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Interested in learning more about sponsorship opportunities? Click here for our 2024 sponsor deck.
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Mission Statement: The Guild of Music Supervisors (“GMS”) partners with Mondo.NYC for its seventh annual one-day immersive education seminar as top music supervisors and the creative partners they collaborate with present case studies on the projects that they’ve been working on. Join us and meet, network and learn from some of the top music supervisors and industry executives in the fields of advertising, film, TV, video games and trailers about how they do what they do. Panelists include noted global, NYC and LA-based music supervisors, composers and sync and master licensing execs.
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Guild of Music Supervisors is a non-profit organization with the mission to promote the craft of music supervision for the mutual benefit of all media stakeholders in film, television, games, advertising, trailers and emerging media. The Guild is an educational and professional resource for music supervisors and those working in related fields across the media spectrum. The Guild's NYC Education Event will explore the opportunities and challenges of supervision and sync & master licensing, and how related technologies such as AI may impact them.
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