2023 GMS 'Music In Media' Conference Program

WELCOME TO THE

9 STATE OF MUSIC IN MEDIA

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Golden Age of Hip-Hop: A Cultural Phenomena

Reinventing The Soundtrack of a Galaxy Far, Far Away

Music Supervisor Roundtable: 2023 Emmy Nominees for Outstanding Music Supervision

Fight The Power: How Hip-Hop Changed The World

Signature Sounds and Unique Sonic Branding in Trailers: “These Ain’t Your Mom’s Booms & Hits”

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All Egos Aside: Writing an Emmy-Nominated Song

The Ethics of Music Supervising Projects That Tell

Dear Members and Friends,

As leaders of the Guild of Music Supervisors, we are thrilled to welcome you to the 9th annual GMS ‘STATE OF MUSIC IN MEDIA’ CONFERENCE. Amidst a challenging summer of strikes, the Guild offers support to our community and continues to promote the craft of Music Supervision for the mutual benefit of all stakeholders within the media industry.

With both sadness and pride, we announce that we will be closing the books on our roles as President and VP. When we stepped into these roles over 4 years ago, we barely had a chance to settle in when the universe over-delivered with the pandemic. There wasn’t a handbook to guide us through this, so we did what we do best, we made lemonade out of lemons. This crisis motivated our membership to create online panels that opened up lines of communication wider than ever and we saw firsthand how supportive our community could be. We worked hard to develop new committees (East Coast, DEI, Brazil and more) and membership more than doubled across the globe, in more than 23 countries and counting. We devoted ourselves to educating and advocating for our craft with the greater entertainment community. In the last year we gathered us all back together for an in-person awards ceremony and for the second year, this conference. They say parenting is one of the hardest jobs you’ll love, well this is a close second. We will not be fading away into the sunset, though, we will continue to serve on the board and champion some of the projects we set into motion. The last, but best and brightest news is that we will be leaving you in the amazing and very capable hands of a new president! Lindsay Wolfington.

Thank you Joel and Madonna for your leadership and your guidance! I am excited to step into the role of President and lead our incredible GMS Board! My goal for the near future is to build upon the strong community and to enhance connection among our membership. I truly look at myself and the Board as your representatives doing the best for our craft. Please feel free to reach out to us and as always, get involved!

Now to today’s conference: The GMS Conference is held as a means of sharing knowledge about the craft of Music Supervision as well as highlighting other important aspects tied to what we do: exploration of all types of media, working with composers, navigating advances in technology, music clearances, and executing on-camera performances, among other topics. Today’s panels do just that, and we commend our Education Committee, panelists, and sponsors for making it all happen.

We look forward to spending a wonderful, educational day with all of you!

Sincerely,

Joel, Madonna, and Lindsay

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The GMS Education Committee enthusiastically welcomes you to the 9th Annual GMS State of Music In Media Conference! Every year we work to create programming that excites and educates our community on current practices in music supervision across all media and pertinent issues facing the field today. This year is no exception.

In our initial brainstorms, we asked ourselves “What do we as working music supervisors and licensors want to learn about and share with our community?” We discussed the day to day responsibilities of music supervisor as well as the roles of everyone we work with across the industry. We worked with committees across the Guild, including all Crafts, Membership, DEI, and our growing international presence to create programming representative of the community as a whole.

This year’s conference kicks off with a celebration and deep dive into 50 Years of Hip-Hop, exploring both cultural and technical standpoints on the genre and its influence at large. Another track is the Business of Music Supervision, educating attendees on the issues around freelancing as well as various levels of technical skill sets imperative to the job such as music clearance, navigating the composer and music supervisor relations, and coordinating on-camera performances. We will also be providing a colorful look under the hood of the Craft of Music Supervision across TV, film, trailers, advertising, and video games and other interactive media. Panels range from music supervising unscripted media on a budget, to the way music is a main character in kids and family programming, to the role of sound effects in trailers, and the unique involvement of influencers when licensing music for brands. And for those more interested in technology, please take note of a panel on AI and health and wellness for your ears!

We are also proud to present a robust mentorship session with many of our esteemed music supervisor members, and we look forward to kicking back with you in our hi-fi room full of vinyl when your brain is in need of a break from all the learning.

We’d like to thank all of our Sponsors without whom we would be far less decked out and capable of reaching all of you! And a big thank you to our amazing volunteers for helping us bring our conference to life as smoothly and efficiently as possible. Thank you for joining us this year!

-The 2023 GMS Education Committee

Kristina Benson, Adam Brodsky, Mandisa Henry, Yvette Metoyer, LaMarcus Miller, Sami Posner, Angela Sheik, Amanda Krieg Thomas, and Lindsay Wolfington

Now in its 9th year, the Annual Guild of Music Supervisors “State of Music in Media” Education Conference continues to be the leading educational event of music in media. Let’s take a look back at recent years and celebrate how far we’ve come! We hope you’ll take your own photos this year while making some new memories. Be sure to use the #GMSCon2023 hashtag and tag us on social media!

THANK YOU TO OUR ANNUAL PARTNERS

THANK YOU TO OUR CONFERENCE SPONSORS

WHY HIP-HOP 50?

When we officially decided to build out a “50 Years of Hip-Hop” Celebration, it was of utmost importance that we spoke about why this artistic expression needed to exist. Hip-Hop is not simply auditory cheesecake but is an artform birthed from a combination of social, economic, and cultural factors resulting from the hardships of inner city life and the systemic sociopolitical issues that afflicted underserved and underrepresented communities of the time.

These dynamic and Innovative MCs use their unique skills of incorporating music and spoken word to share compelling stories of strife, success, love and fear. Their music unites communities, and provides a voice for those who share similar experiences. The titans of the genre laid the foundation for future generations within the community and beyond to fully see and express themselves. Hip-Hop’s global influence is undeniable. From the early days of catching a Hip-Hop song late night on the radio to the music being featured on the most popular television and film productions and finally being incorporated into the biggest pop songs of the day from artists around the world, Hip-Hop has proven itself to be a soundscape for any genre of music and can be used to tell any story. Happy 50th Hip-Hop!

Yvette Metoyer

LaMarcus Miller, Ph.D.

FIGHT THE POWER: HOW HIP-HOP CHANGED THE WORLD

Discover the factors that led to the birth of Hip-Hop and its first socially conscious hit “The Message” by Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five in 1982.

B2 Theater — 4:00pm-5:30pm

THE ORIGINS OF HIP-HOP

Origins will deep dive into the inception of hip-hop in the early 70’s and how its unique electric sound was influenced by Jazz, Rhythm & Blues.

Main Theater — 12:00pm-1:00pm

Carol Dunn Executive Producer Human

Lorrie Boula Pisces Producer & Co-Founder Channel Zero.net

Chuck D Legendary Recording Artist Music Producer & Co-Founder Channel Zero.net

Amani “Burt Blackarach” Smith Music Supervisor Salamani Music

Jae Deal Composer/Professor

Cheryl “Salt” James Salt-N-Pepa

King T Recording Artist Producer & DJ Likwit Radio

John Paul McGee Assistant Chair of Piano Department Berklee College of Music

THE GOLDEN AGE OF HIP-HOP: A CULTURAL PHENOMENA

Hip-Hop makes an indelible mark on the world with style, swag, and grace while concurrently illuminating often very sinister elements of being black in America.

Main Theater — 2:30pm-3:45pm

THE GLOBAL IMPACT OF HIP-HOP: PASSING THE TORCH FOR THE NEXT 50 YEARS

Having persevered through the gauntlet, the result has been an augmented global community that has adopted this music as a part of their family, bringing with it a herculean amount of history, context, struggle and joy.

main theater — 10:30am-11:30am

Rich & Tone Talauega Choreographer Director/Producer Rich + Tone Productions

Paul Stewart Music Supervisor DJESQ

SenYon Kelly Operation Manager & Curator Universal Hip Hop Museum

Dante Ross A&R Executive & Author Stimulated

Ananda Lewis Television Host & Health Activist

Angela “Moonbaby” Jollivette Music Supervisor and Producer Moonbaby Media

Medusa Artist/Educator The Gangsta Goddess

Camille “ill Camille” Davis Artist/Producer En Homage

Tuff Morgan VP of A&R Peermusic Publishing

Igmar Thomas Artist Chris Lakey SVP, Global Creative Synch Kobalt Music Publishing

SETTING UP FOR SUCCESS: A CHECKLIST FOR BEING A FREELANCE MUSIC SUPERVISOR

A panel of professionals will outline what freelance music supervisors should know to set up the business side of their careers for success and security.

room 1060 — 4:00pm-5:00pm

COORDINATOR TAKEOVER: THE STRENGTH BEHIND THE SUPERVISOR

The inside scoop on all the roles leading up to being a Music Supervisor — Music Assistant, Music Coordinator, and Associate Music Supervisor. Day-to-day insight from the team behind every supervision craft.

B2 Theater — 12:00pm-1:00pm

Simon Weedn Licensing Coordinator 2K Games

Ashley Young Assistant Music Supervisor GrandSon

Lia Avraham Associate Music Supervisor/Music Coordinator creative control entertainment

Olivia Schlichting Music Coordinator SuperMusicVision

Mandisa Henry Coordinator Raedio

Livy RodriguezBehar Music Supervisor Dreamboat Music

Arnie Mendoza Partner, CPA & Business Manager MG Partners LLP

Jeff Jernigan Agent Kraft-Engel Management

Melany Mitchell Music Supervisor

Kier Lehman Music Supervisor Bad Sneakers

Jennifer Smith Music Supervisor Rat Dance Party

MUSIC CLEARANCE 101

The basics of music clearance and licensing explained in an easy to understand and practical way for anyone interested in doing the job right!

b2 theater — 11:00am-12:00pm

MUSIC CLEARANCE 201

Advanced topics and strategies in music clearance. room 1060 — 12:00pm-1:00pm

Karen Falzone Owner Mostly Music

Matt Lilley President MCL Music Services Inc.

Lindsay Wolfington Music Supervisor Lone Wolf Music Supervision

Linda Osher President LJO Music Consulting

THE MUSIC, THE PAPERWORK, AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN: A DIALOGUE WITH SUPERVISORS AND COMPOSERS

A conversation with music supervisors and composers on best practices and allyship therein.

B2 Theater — 3:00pm-4:00pm

THE GLOBAL CRAFT OF MUSIC SUPERVISION: WE

ARE WORLDWIDE!

A broad view of music supervision around the world and the unique problems and similar solutions for different territories. room 1062 — 2:00pm-3:00pm

Ciara Elwis Music Supervisor Air-Edel

Yael Meyer Music Supervisor Songwriter KLI Records

Patricia Portaro Head of Music Supervision Latam Big Sync Music

Joel C. High Music Supervisor creative control entertainment

Joel C. High Music Supervisor creative control entertainment

Julia Michels Music Supervisor Format Entertainment

Dara Taylor Composer

Chris Lennertz Composer

Sami Posner Founder & Music Supervisor Blue Lily Music

DAISY JONES AND THE SIX

Music Supervisor Frankie Pine and Executive Producer Lauren Neustadter on preparing for successful on-camera performances.

b2 theater — 2:00pm-3:00pm

THE CULTURE-SHAPING WORLD OF KIDS AND FAMILY MEDIA

A discussion with the grown-ups who create the world of original children’s music. room 1062 — 5:00pm-6:00pm

John Kavanaugh Songwriter Disney Television Animation

Dara Kendall Music Consultant creative control entertainment

Sami Posner Founder & Music Supervisor Blue Lily Music

Tasha Peter Music Supervisor Bad Sneakers

Alex Geringas Composer & Songwriter Rare Behavior

Alex Nickson SVP TV Music Dreamworks

Lauren Neustadter President of Film & TV Hello Sunshine

Frankie Pine Music Supervisor Whirly Girl Music

Amanda Krieg Thomas Music Supervisor Yay Team Inc.

THE REAL DEAL: HOW TO SCORE AN UNSCRIPTED SERIES

A conversation with music supervisors and music execs about how to craft memorable moments for Reality TV on a shoestring budget. room 1058 — 3:00pm-4:00pm

SIGNATURE SOUNDS AND UNIQUE SONIC BRANDING IN TRAILERS:

A discussion about the importance of sound design, the often undersung backbone of trailer audio. B2 Theater — 5:30pm-6:30pm

Megan Barbour Director of Music

Buddha Jones

Alex Wong Creative Director Senior Editor Rogue Planet

Jordan Silverberg Head of Music Wild Card Creative Group

Anthony Baldino Composer Sound Designer Co-Owner REPEATER

Laura Chin Editor GrandSon Creative

Danny Exum Head of Music AV Producer Workshop Creative

“THESE AIN’T YOUR MOM’S BOOMS & HITS”

Rochelle Holguin Cappello Senior Vice President Creative Music Strategy

Deja Seigler CEO & Music Supervisor Alooma Inc.

Joe O’Riordan Music Supervisor Freelance

Adam Brodsky Founder Woolly Music

BRANDS, MUSIC, AND INFLUENCERS

A survey of the licensing landscape when clearing commercial music for brands and influencers in short form media.

room 1062 — 11:00am-12:00pm

MUSIC FOR THE MASSES: TRENDS, TROPES, AND TECHNIQUES FOR EFFECTIVE ADVERTISING MUSIC

A conversation about the power of music in advertising, exploring timeless techniques and creative approaches that make for effective campaigns. room 1058 — 2:00pm-3:00pm

Josh Marcy Director of Music Media Arts Lab

Beliansh Assefa Music Producer Townhouse

Jarred Causly Sr. Music Supervisor Saatchi&Saatchi

Ben Dorenfeld Director of Music Anomaly

Jeff Kling Founder, CEO Das Favorite

Geoff Rosenthal Head of Talent Strategy & Culture Next Step Talent

James Armstrong VP Creative Marketing Sony Music Publishing

Tyler Batchelor Sr. Manager Synch Clearance & Licensing AWAL

Todd Porter Music Supervisor & Founder Hated Industries

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REINVENTING THE SOUNDTRACK OF A GALAXY FAR, FAR AWAY

The team behind the music of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor shares their process from concept through the game’s release.

Main Theater — 4:00pm-5:15pm

THE LAST OF US

The journey of a soundtrack from video game to Max series. room 1058 — 12:00pm-1:00pm

Gustavo Santaolalla Composer Visual Music, Inc.

Craig Mazin Showrunner, Writer & Executive Producer

Phillip Kovats MPSE Sr. Director of Sound PlayStation Studios

Scott Hanau Senior Score Producer Sony Interactive Entertainment (PlayStation)

Andre Marsh Founder & President

Singularity Songs

Steve Schnur Producer Jedi Survivor & Sounds For The Galactic Skylanes

Douglas Reilly Vice President Games Lucasfilm, Ltd.

Stephen Barton Composer Stephen Barton Music Star Wars Jedi: Survivor

Gordy Haab Composer Gordy Haab Music, Inc. Star Wars Jedi: Survivor

AI AND THE ART OF MUSIC SUPERVISION: FINDING HARMONY IN THE AGE OF AUTOMATION

This panel brings together experts in law, AI, and ethics to explore the transformative role of AI in music composition, film production, and music supervision, discussing its impact on creativity, collaboration, and the future of entertainment.

room 1058 — 10:30am-11:30am

TECH TOOLS OF THE TRADE: EAR HEALTH & WELLNESS

This panel, presented by Ultimate Ears, is designed for Professional Music Makers and Executives alike to get a glimpse at how their career is impacting the greatest tool of them all, Their Ears! Many do not know the damage and permanent wear and tear they are doing by the creation process, going to shows weekly, or doing work the job requires.

room 1062 — 3:00pm-4:00pm

SPONSORED BY

Todd Bergman Engineer & Producer TAG Music

John Talley Global Account Manager Ultimate Ears

Dr. Richie Panelli Audiologist & Recording Artist

Hunter George Exec Music Producer & Engineer

Matt Stawski Freelance Director

Christine Meinders CEO POIETOTM

Marc Geylman Associate The Zia Firm

Kristina Guerra Benson Director Sweet On Top, LLC

GMS DEI AND MENTORSHIP INITIATIVES

In addition to bringing to fruition the popular Mentorship Program, the GMS DEI and Education Committees have worked to provide a variety of panels, Q&As, office hours, 1-on-1 in-person mentor sessions, online forums, and various opportunities for those in underserved communities in the music for media industry.

The DEI Committee has worked to partner aspiring music supervisors in underserved communities with some of the world’s top music supervisors.

Round 3 of the Mentorship Program (late 2022) was made up of 40 pairings, 80 people total. This brings our total of pairing for entirety of the program to 121 pairings (242 people)!

Mentors and mentees alike rated the overall satisfaction with their experience as 4.56 out of 5 on average.

Hear what some of our mentorship participants are saying:

I had a positive experience with the Guild of Music Supervisors mentor program! The GMS-provided week-by-week guide made the program manageable and our meetings were substantive. My mentee Ana Sang, was a smart and engaged mentee and it was a very good match between mentor and mentee. We had a productive and enjoyable experience working together, and I have great confidence in Ana’s future success. I also really learned from Ana as well and I would recommend the program to others. I am confident that in the near future that Ana will be as successful as I know she will be and she will end up hiring me for jobs!

-Janet Rich, mentor

This was my first time as a mentor with the Guild of Music Supervisors, and it was truly a rewarding experience. I thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity to teach my mentee about our field, and was very impressed by her thoughtful questions and the drive she has to succeed in this industry..

-Peter Davis, mentor

THE ETHICS OF MUSIC SUPERVISING PROJECTS THAT TELL DIVERSE STORIES

How should music supervisors navigate their responsibilities when working on diverse projects?

room 1058 — 5:00pm-6:00pm

I’m grateful that The Guild recognizes the lack of diversity, equity, and inclusion in this work and built a program to assist aspiring music supervisors of color. I genuinely appreciate this program, my mentor, and her willingness to be a resource to me beyond this program. The curriculum is fantastic - it’s genuinely like a music supervision course.

-Ayana Jones, mentee

My partnership with my mentor has been invaluable. While having a regular 9-5, on the side I’ve been very slowly working my way into freelance music supervision since 2014. I’ve taken formal classes, I’ve read/owned books, I’ve done an internship, I follow music sups on socials, you name it. My mentor has helped me make sense of how to apply the things I learned, in addition to teaching me new things. He’s extremely patient with me, never makes me feel like I’m asking a stupid question, is excited about my projects and happy for me and he genuinely wants to help me succeed. I’m very grateful for the pairing and I feel that we will remain in contact afterwards. This opportunity has truly been a blessing in my life and I can’t wait to see what happens for me next.

-Amber Flanagan, mentee

Qiana Conley Akinro Music Supervisor cue the creatives The Hair Tales

Toko Nagata Freelance Music Supervisor Joy Ride

Tiffany Anders Music Supervisor Listen Listen Reservation Dogs

Vanessa Jorge Perry Music Supervisor GRLSQDMX Flamin’ Hot

Kelsey Mitchell Director of Music Ignition Creative

MUSIC SUPERVISOR ROUNDTABLE: 2023 EMMY NOMINEES FOR OUTSTANDING MUSIC SUPERVISION

In celebration of this year’s Music Supervisor Emmy nominees, we will hear from the Music Supervisors themselves regarding their projects and the process of music supervising some of the best television out there.

main theater — 5:30pm-6:45pm

ALL EGOS ASIDE:

WRITING AN EMMY-NOMINATED SONG

2023 Emmy-nominated songwriters discuss the process behind writing an awardsworthy song for television.

Room 1058 — 4:00pm-5:00pm

Gabe Hilfer Music Supervisor The White Lotus (Max)

Tony Von Pervieux Music Supervisor

Ted Lasso (Apple TV+)

Robin Urdang Music Supervisor The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (Prime Video)

Frankie Pine Music Supervisor Daisy Jones and the Six (Prime Video)

John Horn Freelance Entertainment Journalist

SPONSORED BY

Jamie Hartman Songwriter/Producer Ted Lasso (Apple TV+)

Allyson Newman Composers/Songwriters

The L Word: Generation Q (Showtime)

Heather McIntosh Ben Bromfield Composers/Songwriters Ginny & Georgia (Netflix)

Lili Haydn Thomas Mizer Songwriter The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (Prime Video) MODERATOR Angela Sheik Artist/Songwriter/Composer

SPONSORED BY

ABOUT THE GUILD

The Guild of Music Supervisors is a 501(c) non-profit organization with the mission to promote the craft of music supervision for the mutual benefit of all media stakeholders in film, television, games, advertising, documentaries, trailers & emerging media. The Guild is a professional & educational resource for Music Supervisors & those working in related fields across the entertainment & media industry.

Please welcome our new GMS President, Lindsay Wolfington!

GMS BOARD

(In order from L to R)

Howard Paar

Heather Guibert

Vanessa Jorge Perry

Ed Gerrard

Joel C. High

Aminé Ramer

Jennifer Smith

Madonna Wade-Reed

Andrea von Foerster

Lindsay Wolfington

Todd Porter

NOT ALREADY INVOLVED IN OUR COMMUNITY?

We warmly invite and encourage you to join us and become an active part of the GMS family. Though only qualified music supervisors and coordinators are able to join as full GMS Members, our community is inextricably interwoven with those working in the surrounding fields of publishing, labels, music creation, and other roles related to music and media. This latter group makes up our Friends of the Guild, an integral part of our community. The absolute best thing that we can offer as a guild is community support and a path toward relationships, and the absolute best way to experience these offerings is by jumping in and becoming involved. Join one of our many committees, attend and/or volunteer at our events, and get involved with one of our many initiatives. We are absolutely dependent upon the dedication and involvement of our Members and FOG in order to make positive change.

Scan the QR code for more info!

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RESOURCES FOR STRIKE-IMPACTED WORKERS

The GMS Benefits Committee recognizes that the ongoing strikes pose a challenging time for professionals in this industry right now, particularly those working freelance in Film & TV. Music Supervisors do not have a union and the AMPTP and Netflix continue to refuse to recognize a Music Supervisor union. We continue in our fight to unionize, and GMS fully supports this mission. To find out more please scan this QR Code (https:// linktr.ee/musicneedssupervision).

For anyone currently affected by the strikes, find some resources below:

The Entertainment Community Fund provides a safety net for entertainment professionals, including emergency financial assistance, mental health resources, and support groups (non-union welcome)

Visit: entertainmentcommunity.org

https://linktr.ee/EntertainmentCommunityFund

The Motion Picture & Television Fund (MPTF) provides needs-based temporary financial assistance to qualified individuals (non-union welcome)

Visit: mptf.com/services

Women in Film has a helpline to offer emotional support to navigate the stress of this challenging time. All genders across all fields/non-union are welcome to call 1-855-WIF-LINE on Thursdays 9am4:30pm. Times outside that window you can also call for support with harassment and misconduct in the workplace M-F 9am-4:30pm.

Visit: https://womeninfilm.org/

The American Guild of Musical Artists (AGMA) Relief Fund provides financial strike assistance (current AGMA members only)

Visit: https://agmarelief.org/

The Hollywood Support Staff Relief Fund (HSSRF) offers a one-time emergency financial grant for film & TV assistants or support staff who are currently unemployed or on hiatus due to the strike (must have under 3 years paid work experience in entertainment)

Visit: https://entertainmentcommunity.org/am-i-eligible-help

Pay Up Hollywood provides resources for entertainment support staff

Visit: https://www.payuphollywood.com/

9:00AM

9:30AM - 10:00AM

10:00AM - 10:30 AM

MAIN THEATER

DOORS OPEN

OPENING REMARKS

KEYNOTE FEATURING CHERYL “SALT” JAMES

10:30AM - 11:30AM

THE GLOBAL IMPACT OF HIP HOP: PASSING THE TORCH FOR THE NEXT 50 YEARS

FEATURING IGMAR THOMAS, TUFF MORGAN, CAMILLE “ILL CAMILLE” DAVIS, MEDUSA, AND MODERATED BY CHRIS LAKEY(SEE PAGE 15)

12:00PM - 1:00 PM

THE ORIGINS OF HIP HOP

FEATURING KING T, CHERYL “SALT” JAMES, AMANI “BURT BLACKARACH”

SMITH, JAE DEAL AND MODERATED BY JOHN PAUL MCGEE (SEE PAGE 14)

2:30PM - 3:45PM

GOLDEN AGE OF HIP HOP: A CULTURAL PHENOMENON

FEATURING ANANDA LEWIS, DANTE ROSS, SENYON KELLY, PAUL STEWART, RICH & TONE TALAUEGA, AND MODERATED BY ANGELA ”MOONBABY” JOLLIVETTE (SEE PAGE 15)

4:00PM - 5:15PM

REINVENTING THE SOUNDTRACK OF A GALAXY FAR, FAR AWAY

FEATURING GORDY HAAB, STEPHEN BARTON, DOUGLAS REILLY, AND STEVE

SCHNUR (SEE PAGE 25)

5:30PM - 6:45PM

MUSIC SUPERVISOR ROUNDTABLE: 2023 EMMY NOMINEES FOR OUTSTANDING MUSIC SUPERVISION

FEATURING FRANKIE PINE, ROBIN URDANG, TONY VON PERVIEUX, GABE HILFER, AND MODERATED BY JOHN HORN (SEE PAGE 30)

11:00AM - 12:00PM

B2 THEATER

MUSIC CLEARANCE 101 FEATURING LINDA OSHER (SEE PAGE 17)

12:00PM - 1:00PM

COORDINATOR TAKEOVER

FEATURING MANDISA HENRY, OLIVIA SCHILCHTING, LIA AVRAHAM, ASHLEY YOUNG, SIMON WEEDN, AND MODERATED BY LIVY RODRIGUEZ-BEHAR

(SEE PAGE 16)

2:00PM - 3:00PM

DAISY JONES AND THE SIX

FEATURING FRANKIE PINE, LAUREN NEUSTADTER, AND MODERATED BY AMANDA KRIEG THOMAS (SEE PAGE 20)

3:00PM - 4:00PM

THE MUSIC, THE PAPERWORK, AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN: A DIALOGUE WITH SUPERVISORS AND COMPOSERS

FEATURING CHRIS LENNERTZ, DARA TAYLOR, JULIA MICHELS, JOEL C. HIGH, AND MODERATED BY SAMI POSNER (SEE PAGE 18)

4:00PM - 5:30PM

FIGHT THE POWER: HOW HIP HOP CHANGED THE WORLD

FEATURING LORRIE BOULA, CHUCK D AND MODERATED BY CAROL DUNN (SEE PAGE 14)

5:30PM - 6:30PM

SIGNATURE SOUNDS AND UNIQUE SONIC BRANDING IN TRAILERS:

“THESE AIN’T YOUR MOM’S BOOMS & HITS”

FEATURING LAURA CHIN, ANTHONY BALDINO, JORDAN SILVERBERG, ALEX WONG, MEGAN BARBOUR, AND MODERATED BY DANNY EXUM (SEE PAGE 21)

10:30AM - 11:30AM

ROOM 1058

AI AND THE ART OF MUSIC SUPERVISION: FINDING HARMONY IN THE AGE OF AUTOMATION

FEATURING MARC GEYLMAN, CHRISTINE MEINDERS, MATT STAWSKI, AND MODERATED BY KRISTINA GUERRA BENSON (SEE PAGE 27)

12:00PM - 1:00PM

THE LAST OF US

FEATURING SCOTT HANAU, PHILLIP KOVATS, CRAIG MAZIN, GUSTAVO SANTAOLALLA, AND MODERATED BY ANDRE MARSH (SEE PAGE 25)

2:00PM - 3:00PM

MUSIC FOR THE MASSES: TRENDS, TROPES & TECHNIQUES FOR EFFECTIVE ADVERTISING MUSIC

FEATURING BEN DORENFELD, JARRED CAUSLY, BELIANSH ASSEFA, JOSH MARCY, AND MODERATED BY JEFF KLING (SEE PAGE 22)

3:00PM - 4:00PM

THE REAL DEAL: HOW TO SCORE AN UNSCRIPTED SERIES

FEATURING JOE O’RIORDAN, DEJA SEIGLER, ROCHELLE HOLGUIN CAPPELLO, AND MODERATED BY ADAM BRODSKY (SEE PAGE 21)

4:00PM - 5:00PM

ALL EGOS ASIDE: WRITING AN EMMY-NOMINATED SONG

FEATURING THOMAS MIZER, LILI HAYDN, BEN BROMFIELD, HEATHER MCINTOSH, ALLYSON NEWMAN, JAMIE HARTMAN, AND MODERATED BY ANGELA SHEIK (SEE PAGE 30)

5:00PM - 6:00PM

THE ETHICS OF MUSIC SUPERVISING PROJECTS THAT TELL DIVERSE STORIES

FEATURING VANESSA JORGE PERRY, TIFFANY ANDERS, TOKO NAGATA, QIANA CONLEY AKINRO, AND MODERATED BY KELSEY MITCHELL (SEE PAGE 29)

12:00PM - 1:00PM

ROOM 1060

MUSIC CLEARANCE 201

FEATURING MATT LILLEY, KAREN FALZONE, AND MODERATED BY LINDSAY WOLFINGTON (SEE PAGE 17)

4:00PM - 5:00PM

SETTING UP FOR SUCCESS: A CHECKLIST FOR BEING A FREELANCE

MUSIC SUPERVISOR

FEATURING KIER LEHMAN, MELANY MITCHELL, JEFF JERNIGAN, ARNIE MENDOZA, AND MODERATED BY JENNIFER SMITH (SEE PAGE 16)

ROOM 1062

11:00AM - 12:00PM

BRANDS, MUSIC & INFLUENCERS

FEATURING TYLER BATCHELOR, JAMES ARMSTRONG, GEOFF ROSENTHAL, AND MODERATED BY TODD PORTER (SEE PAGE 22)

2:00PM - 3:00PM

THE GLOBAL CRAFT OF MUSIC SUPERVISION: WE ARE WORLDWIDE!

FEATURING PATRICIA PORTARO, YAEL MEYER, CIARA ELWIS, AND MODERATED BY JOEL C. HIGH (SEE PAGE 18)

3:00PM - 4:00PM

TECH TOOLS OF THE TRADE: EAR HEALTH & WELLNESS

FEATURING DR. RICHIE PANELLI, JOHN TALLEY, TODD BERGMAN, AND MODERATED BY HUNTER GEORGE (SEE PAGE 27)

5:00PM - 6:00PM

THE CULTURE-SHAPING WORLD OF KIDS AND FAMILY MEDIA

FEATURING ALEX GERINGAS, TASHA PETER, SAMI POSNER, DARA KENDALL, JOHN KAVANAUGH, AND MODERATED BY ALEX NICKSON (SEE PAGE 20)

FEATURING SETS FROMDJS

ANGELA“MOONBABY” JOLLIVETTE & DONTE “WAVY DONTE” BUCHANAN

GMS Bingo

The rst attendee to get ve in a row wins a special prize! Please post your winning bingo card on social media and tag GMS to collect your prize.

HIGH FIVE A MUSIC SUPERVISOR

ASK A QUESTION IN A PANEL

THANK A GMS VOLUNTEER

BOUGHT “50 YEARS OF HIP-HOP” MERCH

GOT SWAG FROM THE VILLAGE

POSTED WITH #GMSCON2023 REAL LIFE INSTRUMENT SPOTTED

ATTENDED A HIP-HOP PANEL

MET A COMPOSER

TALK TO SOMEONE ABOUT THEIR BAND TEE

SPOTTED A GMS SHIRT FROM YEARS PRIOR

DISCOVER NEW MUSIC IN THE HI-FIDELITY LISTENING ROOM

SELFIE WITH YOUR CONFERENCE BADGE

BUMPED INTO SOMEONE YOU’VE EMAILED

ATTENDED THE 2023 GMS CONFERENCE!

TAKE A STEP-ANDREPEAT PIC

GOT A PAPER BIZ CARD

DISCUSSED THE MUSIC IN BARBENHEIMER SHAZAMED SOMETHING

A/V TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES

A PANELIST SINGS SAT IN THE FIRST ROW OF A PANEL

ATTENDED A VIDEO GAME PANEL

HEAR A SYNC PUN DRANK TOPO CHICO