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Imagem launches new website for synchers
By CMU Editorial | Published on Tuesday 16 November 2010
Independent publisher Imagem yesterday launched a new website aimed at media, entertainment, corporate, advertising and educational organisations looking to license music sitting in their various catalogues. The aim is to make it easier for potential licensees to browse the songs and compositions that Imagem owns, including those it acquired when it bought The Rodgers & Hammerstein Organisation last year.
Imagem’s VP of Synchs and Creative Services, Natasha Baldwin, told CMU: ”The Imagem Creative Services department are here to offer a flexible, responsive and helpful synchronisation service, ranging from free track searches to total musical supervision. This new digital platform will be a great way to communicate with our clients, and more importantly, for potential clients to communicate with us”.
