Our Services
Music Publishing and Administration
Label Services
Creative Consulting
Sheet Music
(Digital & Physical)
Equipment Rental
Custom Services
Music Publishing
Ongoing support for managing and updating all documentation related to your works, ensuring everything stays organized and up-to-date
Administrative Support
Managing the full process of copyrighting your works and registering them with relevant Performing Rights Organizations (PROs) and Mechanical Reproduction Societies to ensure accurate royalty tracking and collection. This service can also include releases on streaming platforms.
Registration
Licensing
Issuance of all necessary licenses including print, mechanical, synchronization, DPD (Digital Phonorecord Delivery), and electronic transcription rights.
Royalty Collection and Usage Requests
Collection and accounting and accounting of royalties and fees generated from the use of your works, while also managing external requests for usage.
Creative Services & Consulting Pricing
Music Department Services
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The COMPOSER creates original music ranging from short incidental music for film to specific scenes to songs to an entire score for a musical. Sometimes referred to as SONGWRITER.
Rate: $200 per hour
Standard Project (Simple jingles, short explainer videos)
$4000 per project
Not to exceed 20 hours
Advanced Project (Corporate videos, short films, podcasts)
$4000 per project
Not to exceed 20 hours
Complex Project (Musical Theater/Opera, Feature films, AAA video games, major commercials)
Contact for more information
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In theatrical productions the MUSIC SUPERVISOR manages the entire Music Department: in conversation with the Producer(s) and Director hires the Music Director, Orchestrator(s) and Arranger(s). Most often they do not perform in the show. This title has also been used for those assisting Composers and Songwriters with the transcription of music notation.
In TV, film and commercials the MUSIC SUPERVISOR serves as the head of the music department while also being responsible for selecting and licensing pre-existing music for the production.
$4000 per 5-day week
$850 per day
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The MUSIC DIRECTOR is in charge of all music-related aspects of a show: collaborating with the Director and Choreographer to create a cohesive musical world, teaching actors and musicians the music; often serves as the conductor/band leader for performances.
$4000 per 5-day week
$850 per day
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A relatively new position in theater, Music Dramaturgy is more common in opera. As a dramaturg contextualizes the world of the play through the text - working directly with the Playwright if available - the MUSIC DRAMATURG creates connections between the score, performers, and the audience (working directly with the Composer if available).
Consultation: $150 per hour
Full Project: $2000 (not to exceed 20 hours)
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The MUSIC COORDINATOR, also known as the Music Contractor, assists in hiring the musicians for a specific production in conversation with the Composer (if available), Music Director, Music Supervisor and Producer.
In addition to hiring the musicians, the Music Coordinator handles all orchestra-related business, including the scheduling of all rehearsals and recordings, union payrolls, instrument procurement, etc.
The Music Coordinator works very closely with all members of the creative and production teams to ensure a smooth fit of the orchestra within the entire rehearsal and production process.
Consultation: $150 per hour
Full Project: $2000 (not to exceed 20 hours)
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The MUSIC ASSISTANT supports the Music Department with administrative tasks such as taking notes and managing organizational tools - spreadsheets/documents - to track changes, part breakdowns and rehearsal progress.
The MUSIC ASSISTANT facilitates communication with other departments and collaborators, most importantly Stage Management. They will print and distribute updated pages to cast, band/orchestra, and the production team.
Fluency in music notation software (Finale, Sibelius, or both) is very important as this role also maintains the rehearsal Piano/Vocal score during development. Depending on the size of a production it is not uncommon to see more than one MUSIC ASSISTANT.
Hourly Rate: $70 per hour
Overtime rates apply after 40 hours in a week at $105 per hour
NOTE: For Arranging, Orchestration, Music Copying, and Music Transcription services “Standard” is defined as Piano/Vocal or up to 4 instruments without lyrics and “Advanced” is defined as 5-10 instruments or more (with or without lyrics). Beyond 10 instruments is categorized as “Complex”. Please reach out to us directly for rates tailored to your project.
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The ARRANGER re-imagines pre-existing musical material; often focusing on transitions, underscoring and additional music.
Specialist roles include: VOCAL ARRANGER writes for a specific combination of voices; DANCE ARRANGER, in close conversation with the Choreographer, creates music aligned with the movement of a production; TRACK PRODUCER generates digital realizations that may be used for rehearsal purposes and/or final production.
Standard Arrangements: $100 per hour
Advanced Arrangements: $150 per hour
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Rehearsals are usually accompanied by a pianist working from a Piano-Vocal Score [though it can be any other accompanying instrument(s)]. The ORCHESTRATOR expands the rehearsal score for the specific combination or musicians in the final production.
Standard Orchestration: $100 per hour
Advanced Orchestration: $150 per hour
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A MUSIC COPYIST edits, organizes, and distributes the finished score from the Orchestrator to the Cast, Orchestra, Creative Team, and Production Team. Music Copyists accomplish their task using notation software such as Finale, MuseScore, or Sibelius. They are responsible for every detail in the presentation of the final copy of the score and must consider how its appearance will affect the person using it.
Standard Copying: $75 per hour
Advanced Copying: $100 per hour
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TRANSCRIPTION involves creating music notation from audio files. In conversation with the Composer(s), Arranger(s) or other members of the Music Department, the level of transcription can be anywhere from simple melodic material and/or chord chart to an exact notation of each each and every part of a given audio file or other sonic presentation.
Standard Transcription: $100 per hour
AdvancedTranscription: $150 per hour
Studio/Recording Time
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Studio Time with Recording Engineer.
Hourly Rate: $100 per hour (3-hour minimum)
Includes access to the studio, equipment, and engineering support. Clients are provided with:Recording Equipment: Use of high-quality recording equipment and instruments.
Technical Support: On-site assistance from a qualified recording engineer during the session.
Extended Rate: $1000 for 12 hours
This package includes:Extended Studio Access: 12 hours of studio time, providing flexibility for extended recording sessions.
Engineering Services: Continuous support from an experienced recording engineer throughout the full day.
Post-Session Storage: Secure storage of recorded materials and access to playback for review and further editing.
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Mixing refers to the process of combining multiple audio tracks into a single, cohesive audio file. This involves adjusting the volume levels, panning (placement of sounds in the stereo field), equalization (EQ), compression, reverb, and other effects to ensure that each element of the recording (such as vocals, instruments, and sound effects) blends well together and achieves the desired sound quality.
$150 per track for Standard Orchestration (Drums, Bass, Guitar, Keys, Vocals)
$200 per track for 16-20 tracks
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Mastering is the final step in the audio production process, where the mixed audio tracks are prepared for distribution and playback. It involves several key processes to ensure that the final audio product is polished, consistent, and ready for release across various formats and platforms.
$200 per song
$175 each for 4-6 songs
$150 each for 7+ songs
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This package is perfect for artists looking to record a single for commercial release or a well-produced demo.
$1000 total
The “Polished Single Package” iIncludes:
Four (4) hours at Atelier Studio
Recording and Mixing Engineer
Producer (Organizational and Creative Support)
Final Mastering
For up to 4 instruments + vocals (with overdubs)
Equipment Rental
Need professional equipment for your next project? We offer a range of gear with flexible rental options. Whether you're working on a recording, live performance, or rehearsal, we’ve got you covered. Contact us to learn more about our rental inventory
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Sheet Music
A library of digital and physical sheet music for purchase, covering a wide range of genres and styles from Dreaming The Future Together Artists.
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Label Services
In addition to the services under Music Publishing/Administration Dreaming The Future Together also provides:
Helping artists discover the right songs, sounds, and collaborations to expand their catalogs, while also offering administrative and creative support during the recording process.
Creative Development
Music Supervision and Placement
Working to place songs in TV shows, films, commercials, and other media.
Managing the production, packaging, and distribution process of physical copies of their music.
Physical Product Management
Support for live performances, which could include organizing and promoting tours, as well as producing and selling merchandise.
Tour Support and Merchandising
Neighboring Rights Administration
For international artists, neighboring rights (royalties for public performance of sound recordings, rather than compositions) are collected and administered, particularly in countries where these rights are recognized separately from performance royalties.
Custom Services
Every project is unique, which is why we offer personalized services designed to meet your specific needs. Contact us to explore how we can bring your vision to life with tailored solutions crafted just for you.