Author Archives: emmamarygriffiths

There’s nothing I like more than a good song in an advert. Add a dog to the equation and, in my book, you’re usually onto a winner. I’m a self-confessed dog-obsessive. The proud owner of 2 Cavalier King Charles Spaniels … Continue reading →

“I’m a hip old granny who can hip-hop, be-bop, dance till ya drop, and yo-yo make a wicked cup of cocoa.” Yep, Mrs. Euphegenia Doubtfire had it all. From the cake face mask incident to that restaurant scene (and not forgetting the … Continue reading →

It’s been a while since I’ve posted, so I felt it apt to break my silence with a post about a new campaign called #UnMuteUK. The folks at Soho Music Group (who I blogged about in February) have been working with VCCP … Continue reading →

Check out my little chat with music supervisor Nora Felder, president of Picture Music Company. She’s been the music supervisor for Californication for 7 years, and has many other film/TV projects under her belt… You’ve worked on Californication for 7 years … Continue reading →

At the sync summit last month I was lucky enough to have a chat with Brian McNelis, the Senior Vice President of Music and Soundtracks at Lakeshore Entertainment. He’s music supervised and produced soundtracks for films including Drive, Underworld, and The … Continue reading →

Last month I found myself in Paris, sitting inside what I can only describe as a giant colander in the French Communist Party headquarters. This was, rather bizarrely, the venue of the Paris Sync Summit 2014. An aspiring music supervisor, … Continue reading →

I’m delighted to announce that my interview with legendary music supervisor Mary Ramos from the Sync Summit last month has made it into this week’s Music Week magazine! Update: Here are the scans from the magazine (sorry they’re a bit wonky!) Enjoy: I’d like … Continue reading →

All the gear but no idea? Find out how to get your music synced with the following advice I picked up at the 2014 Paris Sync Summit: Keep your website information current and contact methods clear. If you’re handing out … Continue reading →

We all have it. That song we listen to when we’re walking down the street that makes us feel cool. I mean really, really cool. So cool that we sort of pretend we’re in the music video, mouthing or singing along … Continue reading →