Lindsay Wolfington & Laura Webb are multiple winners of the Guild of Music Supervisors Award and Emmy-Nominated for Outstanding Supervision. Their extensive credits include the To All the Boys I've Loved Before trilogy of movies and Monster High, as well as popular shows like Virgin River, The Royals, One Tree Hill, Ghost Whisperer, Atypical, Sullivan's Crossing, Lincoln Lawyer and more. For her exemplary work and leadership, Lindsay currently serves as the President of The Guild.
Not enrolled yet? Watch their 95-minutes conversation as our GUEST with The ROOTS songwriting instructor Rob Seals all about Sync Licensing and Placing Songs in TV and Film:
The full course Placing Songs in TV, Commercials, and Film resumes Monday 11/18/24 with special guest Allison Wood, music supervisor and publisher with extensive major and indie experience). Class includes 6 live meetings, 4 pre-recorded ones, and a writing camp on a live brief on Sunday 12/8, 12-4pm.
Lindsay Wolfington & Laura Webb return as expert guests alongside sync agents, publishers, record label A&R, producers, artists in sync, and a music business attorney.
Class members will enjoy weekly opportunities to meet and learn from top music supervisors in film, tv, commercials, and trailers; licensing companies, music libraries, producers, artists accomplished in sync, an attorney, and more. Class includes multiple opportunities to receive feedback on your work and an in-person "writing camp" on a live brief, with a virtual option for non-LA people.
Multiple class members in the previous two rounds inked sync deals with agents they met in class. One listing from the previous class was for the Season Finale of the CW drama Sullivan’s Crossing. Lindsay used a song by The Songwriting School’s own Jason Ryterband (RYTERBAND) and Sophia Moore in the emotional closing scene, an extended version of their beautiful cover of “Say Something.” The song was recorded and produced and mixed here in our studio by Rob Seals. This was a listing that came from the Placing Songs class
Check out their cover of “Say Something” on Spotify or this studio/live YouTube performance.
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