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Making money with music is a dream for many — but you don’t always have to be on stage to do it. Sarah Rimkus explains what a Music Supervisor and Sync Manager does, which clients and projects they work with, and how you, as a musician, songwriter, or producer, can earn money in the sync business.

This workshop provides an overview of the work of a Music Supervisor and Sync Manager, illustrated through several case studies.

So if you’re a composer, producer, musician, songwriter, sound designer, etc., and you’re interested in this field of work, you’re in the right place. We also welcome participants to share and discuss their own practical examples and experiences during the workshop.

Content:

• Intro – Sarah Rimkus (CV / background)
• What does a Music Supervisor and Sync Manager do?
• Music production? Sync & licensing? Collaborations?
• Industries and potential clients
• (advertising agencies, film productions, directors, freelancers, creative directors, etc.)
• How do you get started? How do you build a network?
• Commissioning / client acquisition
• Fees, negotiation, budgeting, and quotes
• Client budgets: What information do I need from a client to prepare an offer?
• The art
• The client briefing
• The creative process
• Music research for moods or sync, researching composers/musicians, or rights clearance for releases
• CASE STUDIES
• Paperwork
• (GEMA, GVL, registrations, etc.)
• Deepening learning outcomes through concrete case studies
• Q&A

Coach: Sarah Rimkus

Über den Workshop:

In diesem Workshop geht es darum, deine künstlerische Identität sichtbar zu machen. Wir arbeiten heraus, was dich als Artist prägt: deine Haltung, deine Geschichte, deine ästhetischen Entscheidungen, deine innere Linie. Im Zentrum steht dabei die Frage, was deine Kunst trägt – und wie dieser Kern nach außen wirken kann. Wir nutzen dafür Elemente der RIENTH-Methode: eine Verbindung aus Reflexion, Kreativität und strategischer Klarheit. Schritt für Schritt entsteht ein geschärftes Profil – ein innerer Kompass, der dir hilft, dich stimmig zu zeigen, sicher aufzutreten und deine künstlerische Welt verständlich zu machen. Diese Klarheit bildet die Basis für alles, was später sichtbar wird: Bildsprache, Social Media, Interviews, Artist Bio, Bühnenpräsenz, Sprache. Gemeinsam entwickeln wir erste Übersetzungen für diese Bereiche: Wie kann deine Identität in Worten, Bildern, Gesten und Entscheidungen spürbar werden? Was davon unterstützt dich – und was trägt deine Kunst am besten? Das Ziel: eine Identität, die du nicht spielen musst, sondern die du bewohnst. Eine, die dir Sicherheit gibt – und deinem Publikum Orientierung.

Coach:

Saskia Rienth

Artist Branding Expert, Creator of the RIENTH Method, Consultant for Artist Communication, Press Releases, Interviews, Social Media

✨ Introducing the artists of our Spring ARTIST MEETUP! ✨

We’re bringing together a beautifully diverse lineup for an evening of live music, networking, and exchange. 💜

🎤 On stage:

@molyneaux_g_

@vazolivermusic

@oktobernattband

@george_caney

@stelioskguitar

@nikitaimwind

@koob_music

@kalu.offiziell

🎧 DJ set by: @iamjekka

✨ Intro of @promusikverband

📅 25.03.2026

📍 Centre Français de Berlin

🕖 Doors: 7 PM

Join us, discover new sounds, and connect with fellow musicians & music lovers!

Every artist carries an invisible script: core beliefs about who we are, what’s possible, and what we’re “allowed” to do. They can support us — or quietly hold us back.

Part 2 is the next artist circle in the series (you can join without attending Part 1). This session is less theory, more practice: we’ll focus on concrete techniques to shift limiting beliefs and build inner narratives that support creativity, stress regulation, and resilience.

You’ll leave with tools you can keep using — for your art and your life.

Coach: Simon Hoffmann

First steps on professional stages

We’ll be covering all steps how to book, advance and play your first shows on a professional level.

Starting from how to write a booking inquiry mail and what kind of show to book, we’ll move through the process of securing the deal, advancing the production and creating your own technical rider to organizing the day of show.

We’ll cover all terminology and get you stage ready at the end of the workshop.

We will make sure that by the end of the workshop:

- you have a Tech-Rider ready that is clear, understandable and contains all the necessary info

- you will know how to write booking inquiries that you actually get answers on

- you’ve learned all the essential vocabulary to plan your show

- you will know all the roles involved what’s their individual job

- we will have covered „gig-etiquette“, the dos and don’ts on stage and backstage

- you will have learned how to make the most out of your soundcheck time

- you’ll be aware of the different deal structures, what’s a good offer and how to make sure the deal is closed

- you will have learned how to schedule the whole day including traveling, accommodation booking etc.

- and of course we will take our time to answer all of your questions also regarding production and technical background

Coach: Jonas Treuter