Find cinematic cues that fit your story—and license them correctly for festivals, theatrical runs, and streaming releases. Our catalog is curated for editors and indie producers who need fast, friction-free clearance.
Any music you lock to picture requires a sync license (permission to synchronize a composition to your film) and a master license (permission to use the actual recording). These are granted by the music provider—like The Music Case—so you can edit, mix, and deliver your cut without takedowns or delays.
Public performance (when the film is screened) is typically handled by the venue/festival or broadcaster through their local performing rights organization (PRO) blanket. You still need the sync/master license for your film; the venue handles the performance side. For streaming/VOD platforms, performance reporting is managed by the platform.
At The Music Case, indie film usage is covered by our standard project licenses, and broadcast music usage is covered by our Platinum License (for TV/OTT/FAST). Choose the license that fits your release plan below.
Secure sync/master rights for festival screenings worldwide. Venue PROs handle performance; you provide cue sheets if requested.
Get clear sync/master for cinema exhibition and marketing. Upgrade your license if the release expands to additional markets.
License music for SVOD/AVOD/TVOD platforms. The platform manages public performance reporting—your film stays cleared.
When your indie film airs on TV/OTT, use our Platinum License for broadcast rights (sync + master for broadcast).
Yes—sync/master rights are required for your film. Public performance at festivals is typically covered by the venue’s PRO blanket.
You can upgrade your license to match new distribution. Tell us your plan and we’ll align terms quickly.
List the music used (title, composer, timings). Festivals, distributors, and broadcasters may request them for PRO reporting.