
Score Draw Music presents Film and Television Sync - Rules of Engagement in 2020
In a media landscape completely transformed by the global pandemic, film and television are adapting to the new normal and finding creative ways to comission, create and produce new content. 'Sync' (placing music in visual media) is still a vital revenue stream and exposure tool for new music - and in this session two leading UK music supervisors will talk about the work they're doing during lockdown, the unique challenges facing the industry, and what emerging artists, songwriters, library music writers and composers can do to stay ahead of the curve both now and in the new normal that will follow.
Speakers: Mark Gordon, Dina Coughlan, Zoë Ellen Bryant
Chair: Mark Gordon
Chair

Mark Gordon
CEO, Score Draw Music
Mark Gordon runs Score Draw Music; a multi-award-winning composition company working in film, television, advertising and animation. Most recently, the company have won the Royal Television Society award for best music for their work with Dolly Parton on the pre-school Nickelodeon Jr series ‘Lily’s Driftwood Bay’. The company also contributed a co-write to the 2018 Oscar-winning film ‘The Shape Of Water’, and have had music used in Netflix's 'The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina'. Alongside this the company’s current slate of work includes music and songs for an 80 part series for PBS America, all music for a 52 part series for Disney, a recent commission for a Playmobil animated series, feature documentary score work for BBC and Channel 4, and ongoing music for a range of global brands including a longstanding partnership with Adidas for whom the company supply bespoke music. Mark has also programmed and spoken on many music and image panels and discussions - including at SXSW, Primavera Pro, Paris Sync Summit and The Great Escape.
Speakers

Dina Coughlan
Music Supervisor, Planet of Sound
Dina started as a music supervisor at Oprah Winfrey's Oxygen Network in NYC where she oversaw music placement for all productions and produced concerts for the network. After leaving Oxygen, she set up Planet of Sound and has music supervised various projects for Discovery Networks, FUSE, Chevy and The Blue Man Group. In 2014, she relocated to Ireland and since has worked on a dynamic range of projects including most recently, the films 'Dating Amber', 'Vivarium' and 'The Young Offenders' (film & tv series) as well as the upcoming TV series 'Professionals' and the independent films 'French Exit', 'Boys from County Hell' and 'Deadly Cuts’.
Zoë Ellen Bryant
Music Supervisor, Carbon Logic
With a background in music writing and radio presenting, Zoë joined Pete Saville at Carbon Logic in early 2016 to assist on Born To Kill and The Durrells. Now a full-time music supervisor alongside Pete, her credits include Blinded By The Light, Derry Girls, Mark Ronson: From The Heart, Peaky Blinders 5, Save Me and Glasgow-set The Nest. During lockdown, Carbon Logic has been (remotely) supervising I Hate Suzie (Bad Wolf for Sky) and The Sister (Euston Films for ITV).

Mark Gordon
CEO, Score Draw Music
Mark Gordon runs Score Draw Music; a multi-award-winning composition company working in film, television, advertising and animation. Most recently, the company have won the Royal Television Society award for best music for their work with Dolly Parton on the pre-school Nickelodeon Jr series ‘Lily’s Driftwood Bay’. The company also contributed a co-write to the 2018 Oscar-winning film ‘The Shape Of Water’, and have had music used in Netflix's 'The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina'. Alongside this the company’s current slate of work includes music and songs for an 80 part series for PBS America, all music for a 52 part series for Disney, a recent commission for a Playmobil animated series, feature documentary score work for BBC and Channel 4, and ongoing music for a range of global brands including a longstanding partnership with Adidas for whom the company supply bespoke music. Mark has also programmed and spoken on many music and image panels and discussions - including at SXSW, Primavera Pro, Paris Sync Summit and The Great Escape.