[Fmpro] Calling New York Music Supervisors...

[Andy Glen]

New York Based Music Supervisors, Music Editors and Composers...

Announcing an informal demonstration of www.spottingnotes.com, the  
film music management system on .....

26th July 6:30 pm  -  Sound One, Brill Building,  1619 Broadway, 8th  
Floor

www.spottingnotes.com is a secure on-line system to facilitate  
communication between all the contributors to a film's music. The  
system has been used on over 50 films and TV series since its launch  
in 2005, including 2 of those nominated for best score at this years  
Oscar. Hosting this meeting is British Music Editor Andy Glen who  
helped to design the system.

www.spottingnotes.com  is  accessed through a regular internet  
browser but by persons authorised by the subscribing production, so  
it is very easy to use and requires no special software. At its core  
is a set of spottingnotes maintained, typically, by the music editor  
and/or anyone else authorised by the production to edit the notes.  
 From each cue are links to a individual inbox for each cue where  
video or audio demos, midi or samples and comments may be stored and  
viewed, as well as links to private areas for music supervisors and  
composers featuring cost calculators and session planners.  The  
system was designed and is maintained by active music editors and it  
has several real-world features which reflect the hectic pace of  
change experienced on most productions and the need for fast reactions!

See www.spottingnotes.com for a full list of features.

Please let Andy know  (please email him at info at spottingnotes.com)   
if there is a possibility of you attending as Sound One have  
requested  a list of names  be left with lobby security.