The NFL Films music catalog is one of the most recognizable and influential in the sports entertainment industry. With the NFL Films 100th album and Evolution series soon to be released, we discuss what industry professionals and audiences can expect.
APM Music, renowned for the unique quality and range of its production music library, is proud to announce a worldwide partnership with the National Hockey League (NHL®), effective immediately.
Under an exclusive deal with the NHL, Hollywood-based production-music supplier APM Music will provide all the music used, collectively and individually, by the league and its 32 teams for broadcast, in-venue, commercial, promotional, and social-media applications. This arrangement comes just ahead of tonight’s start of the season, with NHL broadcasts shared by Disney’s ESPN and Warner’s TNT Sports under a seven-year deal commencing this season.
Augmented crowd sound opens new channel for suppliers
Production teams looking for library and production music and cues have more choices than ever before, including a new entry this year: Arena Waves. Here are some of the leading sources and what they have to offer.
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Music and sports are synonymous with one another. From highlight reels to stadium intros of your favorite players, and the soundtrack to some of your favorite productions like NFL Films and Monday Night Football.
When Marquee Sports Network, the home of Chicago Cubs baseball launched earlier this year, it was only fitting that they combined the rich history of the team and the music of illustrious clubs in America’s Second City.
“This probably can’t be overstated, it’s the most important catalog in all of sports,” said Tom Hedden, the former Music Director at NFL Films and NFL Director of Music Administration when asked about the NFL Films Music library. “Everything else will always be measured against NFL Films Music.”
The NFL Films catalog is one of the most important in all of sports. We talked with Tom Hedden, the former Music Director at NFL Films and NFL Director of Music Administration, about the early influences of the music, the growth of the library, and how it has been transformative across the sports and media landscapes.
While the sports world is temporarily shut down, members of the sports creative, digital media, and video world are flocking to community forums such as the Sports Creative Community Slack channel.