FabTramp
New Member
Hey VI-C People!!
As I mentioned in another thread I am about to register to PRS (UK PRO) and release my first Soundtrack Album of a short film I have scored.
The producer has a partnership with an UK music publishing company and she suggesting me to let them deal with the registration of the music as they could potentially helping with promoting my music and give me more opportunity in the future. They will also get 50% of the royalties collected.
Or
I could register the album and submit the cue sheet for the film soundtrack myself and have 100% royalties.
We're talking about pennies royalties to be honest so I wonder if I should let a publisher deal with all of this and actually give me more opportunity to find more work promoting my music to more film makers.
Is this making sense? What would you suggest me to do?
THANKS!!
As I mentioned in another thread I am about to register to PRS (UK PRO) and release my first Soundtrack Album of a short film I have scored.
The producer has a partnership with an UK music publishing company and she suggesting me to let them deal with the registration of the music as they could potentially helping with promoting my music and give me more opportunity in the future. They will also get 50% of the royalties collected.
Or
I could register the album and submit the cue sheet for the film soundtrack myself and have 100% royalties.
We're talking about pennies royalties to be honest so I wonder if I should let a publisher deal with all of this and actually give me more opportunity to find more work promoting my music to more film makers.
Is this making sense? What would you suggest me to do?
THANKS!!