Writing music for use in film and TV is a different skill, different than that of usual songwriting. Songs synced to TV often have specific needs that songwriters should be aware of. The music's lyric should not have any bad words, reference any specific people or places, and fit a variety of opportunities. This ensures that the cue can be placed more picture including television series, film, and advertisements. Any song with singing should additionally have an instrumental only recording available as sometimes often times, the lyrics detract from the scene. When rendering the no vocal version, it can be helpful to play the melody with an instrument. Cues should be edited to various lengths ranging from fifteen seconds to full-length. This allows the producer to fit the music to the scene more easily. Additionally, not all recordings need to be the usual 3:30 length. Cues may be between 1:00-1:50. Songs work best if there is only one theme and no major change in speed, key, or instrumentation. To get your songs in TV, observe trends and what is currently being used. connect with music supervisors and music libraries and publishers who can help sync your records. Use these suggestions, and most importantly keep on composing music and you'll be well on your way.

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