Music/Media Licensing Guide The use of music is growing as fast as the technology that supports it. Understandably, also on the increase are the number of licensing schemes required to monitor, control and collect for the use of this music. This is all on top of the traditional print, publishing and recording rights........ If you think about it, there is music everywhere! But what type of licence is required for what use? A few examples are: To use music in a film or television programme = Synchronisation Licence Music use on a Website = MCPS-PRS Joint Licence A Public Performance = PRS and PPL Licence To arrange someone elses music = Arrangement Licence direct from Publisher To perform a musical = Grand rights Licence from publisher or rights holder And the list goes on... For further information on music/media licensing, plus more indepth music industry information, please refer to 'The Insiders Guide to the Music Industry'. Simply click below for more information 'The Insiders Guide to the Music Industry' Return to Rights/Licensing Menu Return to Homepage