Music Supervisors to Share Tips on Music Placement in TV and Films Free New Heights Panel Discussion Hosted by Santa Clarita Arts in August

On Wednesday, August 9, the public is invited to the free New Heights Panel Discussion: Music Supervisors – What They Do and What They Are Looking For, from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at The Centre, located at 20880 Centre Pointe Parkway. The discussion will include a three-person panel featuring music supervisors who have worked with big Hollywood studios such as The Walt Disney Company and world-renowned artists such as Tom Petty and Carlos Santana. Panelists Bambi Moé, Scot Peeples and Joanne Ledesma will discuss tips on how artists can get their songs placed in films and TV shows, as well as current industry trends.
The panel discussion is highly recommended for musicians of all levels and anyone with an interest in the film and TV industry. The event is free and no RSVP is required to attend.
Music placement can make or break the scene and music supervisors collaborate with directors, producers and composers to make sure the perfect music is matched to pivotal moments in films and TV. Recently, for the first time ever, the TV Academy has recognized Music Supervision with its own award category at the Emmy Awards.
About the Panelists:
• A two-time Grammy nominee, Bambi Moé has worked in theatrical, television, stage and music production, story development and music supervision. Bambi currently serves as the Creative Content Program Producer for KLCS-TV in Los Angeles. Her extensive experience includes being the Vice President of Music at The Walt Disney Company from 1991 to 2001.
• Scot Peeples is a Los Angeles-based music supervisor for film, TV and news media, working under the moniker One T Music Supervision.
• Joanne Ledesma is well versed in Artist Management, Music Production, and Publishing. Ledesma has worked with the likes of Joe Walsh, Carlos Santana and Tom Petty. Her distinct ear for music analysis has landed her on the lecture circuit of some of the most well-known songwriting associations and music trade shows such as NAMM and SXSW.
New Heights is proudly presented by the Santa Clarita City Council and the Santa Clarita Arts Commission. The panel discussion series is designed to assist artists, performers and arts organization representatives in expanding their knowledge and learning valuable tools to increase their ability to be successful. A complete listing of the New Heights series, discussions and lectures is available at www.SantaClaritaArts.com.