[Fmpro] ASCAP/BMI payments
LesHurdle
leshurdle at avradionet.com
Thu Jul 31 22:28:10 GMT 2008
This is all very interesting...............
On Jul 31, 2008, at 2:52 PM, Mark Northam wrote:
> Music in advertising makes up over 50% of the minutes of music on
> the air on
> television, according to survey published in Doug Wood's organizations
> newsletter some years ago. I doubt the number has gotten smaller,
> probably
> larger. What percentage of the distribution do YOU think they
> deserve, these
> writers who write the majority of music on television?
Er hum......... please correct me if I'm wrong [it has happened ;-) }
cpa 51%
Themes 20%
'score 40+%???? [can't remember]
FEATURE........ 2%
I'll bet nowadays 'Feature' payments [especially for songs used as
'score' ] amounts to more than 2% of the market....... how much has
that 'sucked' out of score payments.......... also bear in mind song
when used as a jingle/commercial is paid at 12% of a feature instead
of the usual 3%.......... do you thank the songs might just turn up
in the surveys more than inst commercial music.......... h/s !
>
> ASCAP pays music for advertising perhaps 10-15% of the television
> distribution by slashing the value of this music with the stroke of
> a pen,
> while artificially inflating the value of background vocals on
> television by
> paying them as features by default. Score composers are somewhere
> in the
> middle of all this.
BROADCASTERS DO NOT DIFFERENTIATE.......... ask Doug Wood, he'll tell
you.
BMI payments are worse !!!!!!
L
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