ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Claire Batchelor is a Composer for TV, Documentary, Film and Brands. In this episode we talk about how composers can get paid for their work and Claire talks about her work with the Ivor's Academy on the Composers Against Buyouts campaign. She shares her experience as a composer and figuring out what a fair deal is, and we also discuss rights revocation.
https://www.clairebatchelor.co.uk/
https://ivorsacademy.com/campaign/composers-against-buyouts/
https://musiciansunion.org.uk/
Producer and co-host: Hayleigh Bosher
Co-host: Jules O'riordan
Editor: Eliza Kania
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