How Much Can You Earn Composing Music for TV & Film Part-Time_[101926]

Can you make money composing music for film and television while keeping your full-time job? How much can a part-time composer realistically earn from sync licensing and music placements?

In this episode of TAXI TV, Michael Laskow talks with Keith LuBrant, an accomplished composer whose music has appeared in thousands of TV shows across NBC, CBS, ABC, HBO, MTV, and VH1. His credits also include the Mattel Hot Wheels commercial campaign, Beyblade X on Disney XD, and feature films, all while maintaining a full-time job and raising a family.

In this episode, you'll learn:

- How much a part-time film and TV composer can earn

- How to build a music licensing career while working full-time

- How many hours per week composing may require

- How long it can take to develop consistent music income

- Balancing family, production schedules, and deadlines

- Organizing your music catalog, deliveries, and placements

Whether you want your first sync placement, extra income from music, or a path toward composing full-time, Keith shares practical insights from his own experience.

BONUS GIVEAWAY: One lucky viewer will win a free one-year subscription to Composer Catalog, Keith's tool for organizing music catalogs and tracking placements. Watch the TAXI TV livestream for your chance to win!