NARAS 2007 Panel   Using Music in TV and Film @ArtistsHouseMusic
NARAS 2007 Panel   Using Music in TV and Film  @ArtistsHouseMusic
Uploaded February 2013 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this clip from artistshousemusic.org - In November 2007, Loyola University in New Orleans hosted NARAS (The National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences) for a series of workshops and discussions about music in the modern age. In this session, 20-year music and film industry veteran Jon McCue talks with panelists about modern music usage in film and TV. Panelists AM, Scott Bomar, David Castle, Jay Weigel, and Jim Gabour discuss the changes in the film and TV industry in recent years with regard to music, and give advice from their respective backgrounds on how to make a living using these mediums.
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NARAS 2007 Panel -- Using Music in TV and Film

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