PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

This audio program is a recording of NARIP’s Film & TV Music Supervisor Session with Gary Calamar. Calamar commissions, licenses and places music for top television shows and films.

You will hear Calamar’s reactions and live feedback to cues and song snippets. This is invaluable to understand his needs, interests and preferences, and you will hear exactly what he is looking for now and for ongoing projects, and the types of music he most frequently needs and licenses. You will also hear his submission preferences, what works and what doesn’t, and why.

Placement is the new radio. Get an insider’s peak at how a music supervisor does his job and evaluates music.

• Artist Managers, Producers & Artist Reps
• A&R, Artist Development and Marketing Executives
• Record & Music Publishing Executives
• Producers and Music Library Personnel
• Music & Entertainment Attorneys
• Anyone seeking music placement opportunities in film & TV.

NARIP PROGRAM NUMBER: P237
PROGRAM DATE: Jan 24, 2013 in Los Angeles, CA
PROGRAM TIME: 2 hours, 11 minutes, 04 seconds (2:11:04)
QUESTIONS? Call 818-769-7007 or contact NARIP
SOURCES FOR MORE INFORMATION
@GoMusicServices
NARIP

Gary Calamar, president of Go Music, is a five time Grammy-nominated producer and music supervisor for his work on HBO’s “True Blood” and “Six Feet Under.” He currently oversees the music on some of the most acclaimed and popular shows on television including “True Blood” (HBO), “Dexter” (Showtime) “Longmire” (A&E) and the new “1600 Penn” (NBC). Gary is also a songwriter and co-wrote the song “Let’s Boot and Rally” performed by Iggy Pop and Bethany Cosentino for True Blood last season. Gary is the longtime host of a hit radio show every Sunday night on public radio powerhouse KCRW. Gary’s unique brand of “adventurous pop music both timely and timeless” has been a favorite of listeners for over a decade. Through the years Gary has hosted live performances and interviews with musical greats ranging from Brian Wilson and Elmer Bernstein to Wilco, Lucinda Williams, and The Flaming Lips. Gary’s book “Record Store Days” (with Phil Gallo) about record store culture past and present, was released in paperback in 2012.

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