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Joel C. High
Joel High is a music supervisor based in Los Angeles, CA. Formerly with TriMark and Lion’s Gate, he has designed and coordinated the music for films like Akeelah and the Bee, Monster’s Ball, Wonderland and Crash, and now runs his own music supervision company.
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Joel C. High, a music supervisor based in Los Angeles, CA, discusses the process behind organizing and clearing the licenses for existing works of music that are used in a film or television project, and why if his job isn’t done exactly right, production on a $100M film can come grinding to a halt.



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October 2006
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