copyrights, music, and any advice

youngbuck · 08-18-2009, 12:12 PM

Hey all!
I'm 16 and have been hunting as soon as i was old enough. I have an incredible passion for hunting and wildlife, and so this year i decided to video all my hunts... just for the fun of it really, and i'm not using fancy equipment, but i'm getting it done, and i've got alot of video down already this year! I don't expect to sell a dvd yet this year, but i would like some advice just for the future as far as copywriting a dvd or getting someone to produce half a whack of em. Also where can i get good music(without lyrics!!!), and use it without getting into alot of hastle with composer copywrights etc... or maybe its not that complicated i don't know! Any advice is greatly appreciated.
btw i live in southern ont.
Thanks again and take care

lungbuster12point06 · 08-19-2009, 10:46 PM

Google royalty free music and you should find alot of sites that have copyright free music to download or purchase.

Bergcrane2 · 08-20-2009, 12:22 PM

I use Sony Cinescore and Acid to compose my own royalty free music.

Bergcrane2 · 08-20-2009, 12:24 PM

There are programs to compose music too.

titleist_03 · 08-22-2009, 09:39 AM

I started getting some music from DigitalJuice.com right now. Great stuff that you can preview before you buy. You get 5 CD's for around $80 right now. They are also layered, so you can cut different parts of them out to get a different sound. With each track, there is 5 different lengths. All of them have a different sound and feel to them. So with 20 tracks per CD and 5 different lengths, you really get 100 clips per CD.