The RIAA thinks you are a criminal
December 11, 2007
Have you ever made a copy of a CD you own onto your computer so you can listen to it in iTunes or your iPod? Well, going after Jammie Thomas
was just the tip of the iceberg, now the RIAA claims that making a copy of a CD you own onto your computer is illegal. This goes too far. A ridiculous, desperate act. Now is the time to stop buying music from any of the record labels that make up the RIAA. There’s plenty of good independent music out there to keep you going while the RIAA sorts out its evil ways.
Moby makes free music available to independent filmmakers
November 28, 2007
Moby has made a nice collection of tracks available at mobygratis.com which can be licensed without a fee for use by independent and non-profit filmmakers, film students, anyone who needs free music for their independent, non-profit film, video, or short. Take a listen, there are some really good tracks available on the site. The site allows you to listen to the tracks and if you choose to use a track, there’s an easy licensing process.
A soundtrack for the movie of your mind
August 30, 2007
Last year filmmaker Todd Verow asked Colin Owens to write a film score to run 84 minutes concurrent with an experimental film made from 10 second clips of mobile phone video. The result of this work is Hooks to the Left, Colin’s most emotional, complex, and provocative music to date.
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Look in Your Eyes (music video)
March 6, 2007
