LOGISTICS: MATERIALS: AUDIO AND RECORDED MUSIC

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When getting audio and recorded music for your film, you need to make sure that during pre-production that all the rights are secured therefore, you do not get copyrighted before you start the editing of the film in the production stage. For example, the director might have a scene that really needs music to accompany it, but if the film gets copyrighted it can get into legal trouble. 

If a clearance is not secured in time for music then it will mean that the film will either get copyrighted or that they won't use a piece of music, this then means that the sound crew have to find non-copyrighted music in limited time so that their deadlines are not pushed back and so they don't go over any deadlines. 
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