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It is with deep sadness that we all learned of the passing of John Titta, a true advocate for songwriters and composers. John was a driving force in the music world, always putting the needs of creators first. His passion for music was surpassed only by his passion for people.
Through our work with @ASCAP, the discussions those at PRS for Music had with John, his kindness, warmth, wisdom, and dedication to nurturing talent always shone through.
Our thoughts are with John’s family, friends, and colleagues at this time.
“Our work efforts are not appropriately equitable, so we are really working to make it a fair pay for the amount of work we put in and the amount of value we bring into productions.” -Joel C. High
Members of our community sharing their thoughts/reasons behind our union movement.
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#Twitter#ElonMusk https://t.co/lZyxjZM2Zm
Today is #NationalVoterRegistrationDay! The deadlines to register to vote are right around the corner so @HeadCountOrg wants to make sure you’re ready to use your voice on November 8th. Visit https://t.co/GxtekQdyAB today and make sure you're registered to vote!
It's heartbreaking when freelance music supervisors experience a medical emergency because ...NO HEALTH INSURANCE SUCKS! Please help support these folks. @ShannonQuiz @phranklymusic
Frank & Shannon Palazzolo medical journey https://t.co/i6fHdBluhK
#MusicSupervisorEquity
I recently had an unexpected/necessary medical procedure. The bill-$17,000. Luckily I'm married to a local 800 member & am covered under his union medical insurance. Still had to pay $1000 out of pocket (a lot of money for many). it shouldn't be this way. #weneedhealthinsurance
If it weren't for music supervisors helping to amplify my songs my life & career would be totally different. These hard working supervisors deserve to have representation. I'm grateful for their work & offer my full support!
#MusicSupervisorEquity#SilentWithoutUs#Unionizing
Four Japanese companies — Roland, Korg, Yamaha, and Kawai — were willing to cooperate with Sequential Circuits on a shared standard, and Dave Smith and Ikutaro Kakehashi of Roland worked out the details of what would become MIDI. https://t.co/iVMPFTIqCl
For Music Supervisors, final payments — generally delivered after a project is finished and airs — can take several months to receive.
Some even report waiting over a full calendar year to be paid for their work. #MusicSupervisorEquity#SilentWithoutUs https://t.co/3tQlj3TCax