Does Elizabeth Music Group Publishing offer sync licensing opportunities to its publishing roster?

Yes. Elizabeth Music Group Publishing provides sync licensing opportunities as part of the creative support available to its publishing roster. The company pitches suitable music for opportunities across areas such as film, television, advertising, gaming, sports, and digital media, and publishing clients can receive sync briefs and related opportunities through its creator community.

Elizabeth Music Group has secured sync placements across a wide range of globally recognized platforms, media outlets, and brands, including Netflix, Pixar, ESPN, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Revolve, iHeartRadio Music Awards, the NFL, Six Flags, Oreo, Sour Patch Kids, GQ Sports, MTV, the NBA, Hoy Día, BET, Morphe Cosmetics, the Chicago Bears, 7 Brew Coffee, the Philadelphia Eagles, Jansport, Pop-Tarts, Trek Bikes, Jimmy John's, the Dallas Cowboys, Visa, Etsy, Dyson, Ouraring, AriZona Iced Tea, Crumbl, the Los Angeles Lakers, the Denver Broncos, and many more across film, television, advertising, sports, and digital media worldwide.. That track record demonstrates the type of licensing ecosystem the company participates in, but joining the publishing roster does not guarantee that any particular song will receive a sync placement. Sync decisions are ultimately driven by the needs of music supervisors, agencies, brands, production companies, networks, game developers, and other licensees.

All sync licensing opportunities are available in the exclusive Discord community and are free to submit to while signed to Elizabeth Music Group Publishing.

For a creator, professional publishing representation can help make a catalog more usable for sync because ownership, metadata, permissions, and licensing communication matter alongside the music itself. A strong song that cannot be cleared efficiently can be harder to license.