We are now adding music to Gone Fishing, and for part of the score, I am using music pulled from one of the unique music libraries here in the UK – Audio Network has thousands of tracks that you can use in your production, for a one off fee of £250 – all rights, worldwide. If you plan to sell on DVD a further £100 is payable, making a total of £350 – EVERYTHING CLEARENED ALL RIGHTS!
Blimey!
That’s not per track either, that’s the whole show, be it a TV drama, commercial or feature film. This represents EXCELLENT value for money.
We have selected a number of tracks which we will be putting into the cut tonight – you can preview one of theme here.
If you are interested more in Audio Networks, you can check out there site here.
Onward and upward!
Chris Jones, Film Maker and Author
www.livingspirit.com
mail@livingspirit.com
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