Ten questions. Two minutes. No wrong answers — just an honest look at where your music stands across the five things that decide whether a song can get licensed: the song, the money, the paperwork, the people, and the engine.
I built this from the same standards I use as a working sync agent — the guy on the other side of the inbox. Answer honestly. The point isn't a grade. The point is a map.
Every box on the checklist you just ran came out of this book. The Sync Game 101 is the playbook from the working agent behind Killer Instinct, EVO, AEW and NFL anthems — how the money works, what a sync-ready song looks like, and how one placement turns into the next.
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Based on your breakdown, start with the book. The map above is yours either way.
The playbook for breaking into sync licensing, from the working agent behind Killer Instinct, EVO, AEW and NFL anthems. Register your music so the money finds you, get supervisor-ready, and build the relationships that compound.
Also on Amazon: Kindle · Paperback · Hardcover →Reps, feedback and accountability from the other side of the inbox. Weekly prompts, monthly masterclass and Q&A, templates and replays — the place to put the book to work with people around you.
A working agent's diagnosis of your catalog: rights and splits, deliverables, metadata and file naming, positioning — and a prioritized fix list you can action in 30 days. Written by Omega, not a template.
Diagnosis, not representation · Full details →Education is not representation. Nothing here includes guaranteed placements, briefs, supervisor access, or income.
Forward motion. Not perfection. One song. One relationship. One placement. One lesson at a time.
Keep creating. Your work is not invisible.