Using Music In Your Production

All music belongs to someone, so it has to be paid for. How do you go about getting the licenses needed depending on the kind of music your production is using?
By Scottish Community Drama Association

Life without music would B-flat, and so would your next production. But all music belongs to someone, apart from some royalty free music and sound effects (SFX), so it has to be paid for. How do you go about getting the licenses needed depending on the kind of music your production is using?

This useful guide from the Scottish Community Drama Association will keep your musical adventures pitch perfect and bang in tempo.

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