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Sending a shout out back to Dell Feddi for shouting me out on his song Larger Than Life (ft. Saucey) off his album “Game On Wax.” Pitas Up fam!
Get your copy of Dell Feddi’s “Game On Wax” on Music, Spotify & Tidal.
Concealed 360 is an interactive film which uses 360-degree audio and visual exploration to explore how one’s personal perspective affects their interpretation of narrative. Concealed 360 is about Dillon Wagner, an amateur drug trafficker, who emerges from a coma and tries to figure out how he ended up in a hospital. In addition to his memory loss, he finds out that his closest friend and drug connection, Joey Valeri, was murdered. Not knowing why, or by whom, Wagner desperately tries to piece together the last few days leading up to the murder. Filmed with a 360-degree camera-rig consisting of six 1080p cameras, the film will enable users to pan 360-degrees, while taking in the action of each scene as it unfolds in order to solve the murder mystery.
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CONCEALED 360 – CAST
Dillon Wagner – “The Rookie”
Played by: Chris Morocco
Chris Morocco | Official Site
Joey Valeri – “The Hustler”
Played by: Barritz
Barritz | IMDb
Raul Sanchez – “The Boss”
Played by: Omero Vaquera
Lara – “The Girlfriend”
Played by: Erika Robertson
Erika Robertson | IMDb
Dolla – “The Connect”
Played by: Dolla Will
Dolla Will | Instagram
Lance Martin – “The Ex-Cop”
Played by: Julian Vinatieri
Stack – “The Goon”
Played by: Brandon Matthews
CONCEALED 360 – OFFICIAL LINKS
Getting Your Music Licensed in Film, TV and Beyond (presented by the Guild of Music Supervisors) was the first panel I attended at the 2012 ASCAP “I Create Music” Expo held at the Renaissance Hollywood Hotel in Hollywood, CA on April 19th.
The panel consisted of Anna Granucci (Founder, Music Supervisor & Film Producer – Scene Tracks Music; Guild of Music Supervisors), Andrea von Foerster (Music Supervisor – Firestarter Music; Guild of Music Supervisors), Janine Scalise (Manager, Business & Legal Affairs, Music – Starz Entertainment) & JoJo Villanueva (Music Supervisor – Format Entertainment; Guild of Music Supervisors); and was moderated by Jonathan McHugh (Founder – Song Stew Entertainment; Guild of Music Supervisors).
These music supervisors sift through thousands upon thousands of submissions and spend most of their waking hours listening, scanning and jumping around and within musical works for licensing in film, TV and more. They walk the border between the art and the business related to it, searching for the right fit for the right clip at the right price.
Submissions come from all areas of the musical spectrum including indies, majors, composers and producers. The panel stated that they like to work with trusted sources, or connectors (e.g. – Zync Music, LipSync, The Talent House & Secret Road), and that you get only one chance to make a first impression!
The theme prevalent throughout was to make sure your work is presentable and containing all information relevant to said submission. Points were stressed in 3 different areas—legals, files and contact guidelines:
Other points include that some artists forego the immediate pay day in exchange for greater exposure and more plays, from outlets such as MTV, with hopes the final result will be close to, or sometimes surpass the upfront check. Creators were also encouraged to pursue indie projects whenever possible, to pickup The Hollywood Reporter and cross reference it with IMDb; and to be creative with their work by mixing up arrangements, allowing for intros, builds and hard outs at times, hence creating diversity in an artist’s catalog.