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Royalty free music at no cost for Colleges, Universities, Film Schools and Film Festivals.
We offer Royalty free music at no cost for Colleges, Universities, Film Schools and Film Festivals.
Our program is for accredited state schools, colleges and notorious film schools only. Individual students do not qualify.
In order to help students, faculty and staff prepare for success, we’re providing Free Royalty free music to you free of charge.
You may qualify
• If you belong to an accredited state school (elementary, High school, college or university ).
• If your school website ends with .edu (example: http://www.umd.edu/)
• If you are a nationally known film/video school ( examples: American Film Institute, USC, New York University Tisch School of the Arts…)
All we ask in exchange for free music is a link pointing to http://filmtv-tracks.com// on your school’s site.
Put the link on your media home page or resource page, this information should be easily found.
You can use the following example
Premium royalty free music from Filmtv-tracks
Send us an email with full details of your project and tell us how our music will be used.
To get your Royalty Free Music follow these simple steps:
• Name
• Contact
• Email
• Address
• Telephone
• film school or college/university,
• Website URL(the home page to your school)
• Linking URL(the page in which you have placed our link on your schools site)
This program, offered as educational program, is available to all Film and Television students/teachers fully registered in universities and colleges.
Thank you for following these guidelines
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Composer Ennio Moricone of “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly ” gets his Star in Hollywood
Italian Film composer Ennio Moricone gets his star on the Hollywood walk of Fame.
The ceremony was held feb 26 to honor his prestigious carreer that has included writing original motion picture sountracks for more than 500 films including that legendary western spaghetti “The Good, The Bad and The Ugly”
Harvey Weinstein and Quentin Tarantino were among the Guests.
Tarantino said. “To bring this bit of ‘Italia’ to Hollywood Boulevard is a really wonderful thing.”
“The Hateful Eight” received the best original score, a film produced by Moricone.
Moricone composed the scores for legendary movies “A Fistful of Dollars,” “For a Few Dollars More,” “The Good, The Bad and The Ugly,” “Once Upon a Time in The West” to name a few. He has worked with Sergio Leone on numerous movies. He had a deep esteem for John williams, composer of Starwars and The Schindler’s list.
Moricone has been nominated at least five times before the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. He wrote his first concert at the age of 22, then started to work as a composer for the Italian national TV RAI.