Creative Industries News featured the recent announcement from Angry Mob Launching their new sync division, AM2, and their hiring of new team members.
Independent music publisher Angry Mob Music Group has launched a new in?house creative sync division, AM2, led by Angry Mob’s Co-Founder and Executive Director, Creative Sync, Sean Harrison. The new division incorporates sync production, sync A&R, and licensing into a single, streamlined unit.
– Emmanuel Legrand, Creative Industries News
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