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At stockmusic.net, we have lots of expert advice and insights on using music in film and TV. Our blog is dedicated to providing in-depth coverage of all aspects of music for film and television, from composition and production to licensing and distribution. If you are a filmmaker, composer, or music supervisor, or just curious, our team of experienced writers and industry experts can bring you the latest insights and advice to help you make the most of your creative endeavors.

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Can You Use Royalty-Free Music For Commercial Use?
Music licenses can get expensive for content creators, especially if you are working with popular songs, royalties, and commercial projects. Unfortunately,...

Jamie Brehm

Stockmusic.net team
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Understanding the Basics of Video Editing
Visual storytelling has become integral to most people's daily communication in our rapidly evolving digital age. Platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram...

Jamie Brehm

Stockmusic.net team
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Do You Need a Music License for Film?
Music in the background of a video can make a scene pop and keep your project humming in viewers' heads - but it can also land you in legal trouble if you use...

Jamie Brehm

Stockmusic.net team
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How To Improve the Production Value of Your Video Project
Many critics and filmmakers mention "production value" when discussing feature films and TV shows. High production value can enhance almost any story, making...

Jamie Brehm

Stockmusic.net team
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Mac vs. PC: Which Is Better for Video Editing?
Video editing is a detail-oriented process that often puts a high demand on your computer. Unlike standard browsers and programs, video editing software...

Jamie Brehm

Stockmusic.net team
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How To Edit Videos on Your iPhone
In movies and TV shows, video editors are often depicted as being glued to bright screens in dark rooms, but how often are they shown working from their...

Jamie Brehm

Stockmusic.net team
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How To Use a Green Screen
What Is a Green Screen? A green screen is a large, flat, evenly colored surface intended to be removed and replaced from the camera footage. They're ideal for...

Jamie Brehm

Stockmusic.net team
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The Benefits of an External Camera Monitor
Filming a movie, commercial, or another type of video is an art form that requires strict attention to detail. Unfortunately, small and poorly lit camera...

Jamie Brehm

Stockmusic.net team
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6 Cameras That Have the Best Autofocus
When watching a video, there's nothing more distracting than a subject being every-so-slightly blurry or out of focus. Subject blurriness is almost always...

Jamie Brehm

Stockmusic.net team
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Videography vs Cinematography: The Defining Differences
Videography and cinematography are two terms that are often used interchangeably, but they are not the same thing. The main difference between the two is their...

Jamie Brehm

Stockmusic.net team
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Types of Cameras and Their Purpose
If you're looking to get into photography, whether as a hobby or a career, you're going to need a camera. While smartphone cameras are a great place to start,...

Jamie Brehm

Stockmusic.net team
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A Beginners Guide To Filmmaking
Filmmaking is an exciting field, but it can be difficult to get started. Whether you're fresh out of film school or looking to create a film adaptation of...

Jamie Brehm

Stockmusic.net team

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