Archive for May, 2010

Confessions Of A Successful Film/TV Music Composer

Posted by Mary Shaw  |  May 25, 2010  |  5 COMMENTS

Jeff Greenleaf teaches blind children how to read and write Braille music notation by day and works nights and weekends as a successful film/TV composer from his home studio in Malibu, CA. To date, Jeff has signed over 300 songs to several publishers, one of which places music on the most popular daytime talk shows. Jeff’s music can be heard on many television programs, including “Keeping Up With The Kardashians” on the E! network and MTV’s “Styl’D” and “Nitro Circus”.

A Songwriting Conversation With John Braheny – Part 2

Posted by Mary Shaw  |  May 20, 2010  |  4 COMMENTS

John Braheny is a consultant for songwriters and the author of “The Craft and Business of Songwriting”. Learn more about him at www.johnbraheny.com.

In Part 1 of our interview with John Braheny, he talks about the importance of mental preparation, current opportunities and demo production strategies.

In Part 2, John gives some great tips on getting the most out of your songwriting sessions, the value of re-writing, and learning how to communicate better with your audience.

A Songwriting Conversation With John Braheny – Part 1

Posted by Mary Shaw  |  May 18, 2010  |  2 COMMENTS

John Braheny is a top consultant for songwriters, performers and industry entrepreneurs. He is a consultant and screener for TAXI, the independent A&R company, and offers valuable feedback on songwriting craft and business and career strategies for performers.