Hello bloggers :0
Happy Sunday, today I will be discussing more of the preparation for the actual music video, specifically today, I will be diving more into the choice of music used in it.
Since the idea of the film opening is to have a music video at the start of it, I was thinking of using my own produced beat.
At first many actual songs came into my mind when this idea sparked, but then in class, the teacher mentioned about copyright, and permission, I looked into it, and it can take for some companies to give me permission to use their product, up to 3 months!!!!
That's way to much, so I decided either using copyright free beats on YouTube, or creating my own beats.
The artist that will do the music video in my film opening will most likely be an "upcoming" rap or hip-hop artist, since in America the percentage of rap and hip-hop listeners in 2021 was of 93.1 million.
Hence why I will use copyright free rap and hip-hop beats on YouTube.
Here is one of these beats with it's thumbnail
Alternatives?
If I believe that these copyright free beats will not suffice, then I could also produce my own beats since I own an electric drum set I believe it wouldn't be that hard. Most likely though, I won't do this, but it's a valid alternative.
That would be all for the music planning and research, more incoming next week, have a nice Sunday folks :)
Citation:
How long does it take to get a copyright? Miller IP Law. (n.d.). Retrieved February 18, 2023, from https://milleripl.com/blogs/copyrights/how-long-does-it-take-to-get-a-copyright#:~:text=Copyright%20registration%20is%20effective%20on,a%20copyright%20to%20be%20registered
HeadphonesAddict. (2023, February 17). 46 Rap & Hip-Hop Statistics 2023: Listeners, demographics, industry. HeadphonesAddict. Retrieved February 18, 2023, from https://headphonesaddict.com/rap-and-hip-hop-statistics/
[free] freestyle type beat - neko: Free beats. YouTube. (2020, December 20). Retrieved February 18, 2023, from https://youtu.be/-ACv2hyfzPc
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