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Using music artist songs?
I am making a short film for my portfolio to get into a art school and i had contact the labels months ago and they act like there to good to answer back. I check online for royalty free music and none of them fit my requirements. I plan to upload the film on youtube but not make profit of it and of course send it to SCAD( art college)...so can i credit the artists at the end instead?
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Have you tried www.jamendo.com? Check out the "tags" section. They have a whole plethora of music that might fit you're needs. Honestly, it's never worth it to mess around with record labels and their copywrite laws. There are always fine lines & it usually depends on whose got the royalties and if they're willing to sue.
Source(s): I've used Jamendo several times. - Anonymous1 decade ago
What you're referring to requires both sync and performance licenses from both the publisher and the owner of the recording, and unless the labels contact you with the go-ahead, your best option will be royalty-free music. Keep in mind that the individuals reviewing your portfolio will likely be aware of and have respect for the intellectual property rights laws involved. Fortunately, there are quite a few good royalty-free options out there (although it certainly could take some digging).
For more info on options for licensing music, this article may be helpful:
http://luminousmuse.wordpress.com/2010/05/10/what-...
and even more at