FAQs

We aim to have reviewed your application within 5 working days.

No, Any fees or revenue is all yours!

If a placement fee is relevant for your brief, all details such as the fee amount and payment dates are to be arranged and negotiated between yourself and the client for whom you have written music. We do not act on your behalf.

Any royalties accrued from the placement of your work will be paid through your Performing Rights Organisation (PRO). If you haven’t signed up to a PRO yet then we suggest you do that when you start submitting music for briefs.

Not sure what a PRO is? Here’s some more information.

Once you submit your music for a brief using Music Pitcher, we then begin the process of vetting your work before sending it on to the client. We do this to ensure only the best quality and most ‘on-brief’ submissions are sent. If we feel your submission does not meet the guidelines of the brief we can offer you some short feedback at your request.

Not at all, you are free to submit your work with or without label backing. If you’re signed to a label, make sure you are abiding by the terms in your record contract before submitting music for one of our briefs.

That’s fine! However, you still need to register with a Performing Rights Organisation to ensure you are paid royalties for your work.

Yes you can, providing you are abiding by the terms set out in your publishing contract.