Are you a Musician/Performer or are you just looking for a career in the Music Business? The tastes of the Director or Producer may come into play, but ultimately the Music Supervisor must do their own musical research and find the right music that fits the project’s budget and is available for licensing. While it’s helpful to have musical skills and knowledge such as reading, writing, and performing, it’s more important to have a broad knowledge and familiarity with musical styles, artists, production, and music business topics. Understanding how the film and TV industries work and broad knowledge of films and shows will be an asset to anyone seeking to become a Music Supervisor. Since there are no degree programs in music supervision, aspiring Music Supervisors will have to find their own educational route to learning what they need to know.
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