September 14–17 | White City, London
Your Gateway to the Sync Industry
Are you looking to get your music in film, television, advertising, or gaming? Sync Camp is a four-day intensive experience designed to connect you with the industry professionals who shape where music gets placed—and the pathways to get your work in front of them.
Hosted by Talent Is Timeless and Sue Crawshaw, founder of the award-winning Pick and Mix Music, this exclusive gathering brings together music supervisors, sync agents, production music specialists, and emerging artists for workshops, masterclasses, and direct conversations about navigating one of music’s most lucrative and creative sectors.
Whether you’re a composer, producer, singer-songwriter, or artist eager to diversify your income and reach global audiences, Sync Camp offers the insights, connections, and knowledge you need to break into—or accelerate within—the sync industry.
What You’ll Learn
Meet the Sync Agents
Led by Michelle Stoddart, Stoddart Music
Discover how sync agents work alongside music supervisors, filmmakers, and production companies to place music. Learn how agents identify and develop their roster of artists, the value they bring to both creators and supervisors, and how to get on their radar. This session covers opportunities across television, film, advertising, and gaming—sectors that collectively represent a significant portion of modern sync placements.
Music Supervision: From Screen to Strategy
Led by Sue Crawshaw & Jamie Marks, Resister Music
Two leading music supervisors will reveal the very different worlds of music supervision across television and advertising. Understand the creative process, licensing complexities, and decision-making behind the scenes. Sue will share insights from her three decades in the industry—including her work on The Crown, Strike Back, Still Up, and numerous Netflix and ITV productions—while Jamie explores the fast-paced, trend-driven landscape of advertising music. You’ll learn what supervisors are looking for in new talent, how they discover music, and what makes a track stand out in a competitive landscape.
Production Music: Creating Revenue Streams
Led by London Sync Music
Production music libraries represent an exceptional opportunity for composers and producers to generate ongoing revenue from their catalog. Learn how production music works, how libraries pitch to productions, placement strategies, and why this might be the perfect outlet for original albums and soundtracks. If you’ve created music that’s versatile, high-quality, and production-ready, this session could open significant doors.
Event Highlights
Expert-Led Sessions
Learn directly from industry veterans with decades of combined experience placing music across streaming platforms, broadcasters, and production companies.
Small Group Networking
Meaningful connections with fellow musicians, producers, and music industry professionals in an intimate setting designed for relationship-building.
Lunch Service
Lunches are provided, ensuring you can focus on learning and networking without logistical concerns.
Comprehensive Schedule
Arrival day plus an intensive three-day program of workshops, panels, and discussions (detailed schedule to follow).
About Sue Crawshaw
Sue is the founder and owner of Pick and Mix Music, a leading sync placement and music supervision company. With over 30 years of experience across music publishing (MCA, Chrysalis, Albert’s Publishing), performing rights (BMI London), and sync placement, Sue has shaped some of television’s most iconic soundtracks.
Her music supervision credits span Netflix, Apple TV+, Amazon Prime, ITV, BBC, HBO/Cinemax, and YouTube Red, including major titles such as The Crown (Seasons 1 & 2), Strike Back (Seasons 6–8), Behind Her Eyes, Until I Kill You, Still Up, and the BAFTA-nominated film Son of Rambow. Sue holds memberships in both the European Guild of Music Supervisors and the Guild of Music Supervisors, and brings unparalleled expertise in worldwide music licensing, UK broadcasting regulations, and performing rights societies.
Practical Details
Dates: September 14–17, 2026
Location: White City Living, London
Format: In-person workshop and masterclass series
What’s Included:
- All workshop sessions and masterclasses
- Networking opportunities with industry professionals and fellow participants
Accommodation:
We do not provide accommodation, but we’re happy to make hotel and Airbnb recommendations based on your preferences and budget. Please request suggestions upon registration.
Full Schedule:
A detailed day-by-day itinerary will be released shortly. Check back for times, additional guest speakers, and session details.
Is Sync Camp Right for You?
This event is ideal if you:
- Are a musician wanting to understand sync opportunities
- Have music ready for placement or want to prepare your catalog for sync
- Are curious about how the music supervision and sync placement process works
- Want to network with professionals working across major streaming and broadcast platforms
- Are considering production music as a revenue stream for your work
- Want to accelerate your career in the music industry
This is not a networking event disguised as a masterclass—it’s a genuine learning experience designed to equip you with the knowledge, contacts, and confidence to pursue sync opportunities professionally.
Next Steps
You can book a call with our team about this event here 
Booking link
Questions? Contact us for more information about the program, speakers, or logistics 👉 [email protected]
Talent Is Timeless is a global community of 30,000+ songwriters aged 50 and over, proving that creativity doesn’t come with an expiry date. Our members connect with like-minded artists, participate in monthly songwriting challenges, attend expert-led masterclasses, and compete in our annual contest—with winners recording at iconic studios like Abbey Road. Whether you’re returning to music after years away or writing the best songs of your life, you’ll find encouragement, feedback, and genuine connection here.