Music supervision and sync advisory from Anne Booty, UK-based Music Supervisor and Artist with 20+ years in the industry. Credits include Yorgos Lanthimos’ Poor Things, Bugonia and Kinds of Kindness, award-winning BBC and Channel 4 documentaries, and work with major agencies on campaigns for the likes of Adidas, Nike and Jaguar.
Please reach out if you wish to discuss a project that requires a music supervisor. Anne also works with a limited number of artists and labels each month across advisory sessions, mentoring and retreat weekends.
Contact info@annebooty.com
Music Supervision
Choose from either a 90 minute session or up to 3 months ongoing advisory. Ideal for artists and labels seeking guidance on significantly increasing sync opportunities. Prices start from £250.
Clear, practical insight drawn from real-world experience as a sync’d artist, catalogue manager and music supervisor. Support, detailed feedback on specific tracks/projects and strategic input.
Sync Advisory
Should you wish to take your advisory to another level, this immersive stay at your own private seaside townhouse on the South Coast of England, gives you time away to think, reset and gain focused direction through one-to-one mentoring. Prices start from £1,000 for two nights, limited availability.
Creative Weekender
“Anne is one of those rare people who makes everything feel easier, smarter, and more thoughtful the moment she’s involved. She consistently brought a sharp creative instinct, deep music knowledge, and an incredible ability to navigate the complexities of music supervision and licensing with both precision and ease.”
“We loved working with Anne to build the eclectic musical palette for Brides. Exploring different cultures and countries through the eyes of British teenagers meant we needed a variety of tracks that could speak to both the emotional and physical journey of our protagonists. Anne took great care suggesting and sourcing tracks that not only met the director’s vision perfectly, but also worked within our budget and timeframe.”