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Why APM?

APM Music offers indie film and trailer bundles so that marketing your movie doesn't break your budget. For more information on our indie film rates and bundles, reach out to the team.

Archival Toolkit

Our newly relaunched Archival Toolkit houses some of the most historic and sought-after production music ever recorded. Tap into this rich resource of APM's rare and authentic archival music, organized into playlists by era-defining styles and decades.

New to Music Licensing?

Whether you’re wrapping post or prepping for your festival premiere, APM helps indie filmmakers license music confidently and affordably. Our 1.3M+ track catalog is fully pre-cleared, and we offer competitive pricing for indie projects under $1M overall.

How it works:

Search our catalog or request a curated playlist
Request a quote with your project details
Let us know: does this work for your budget?
Your approval is our greenlight! We'll send over your license and
invoice promptly -- no signature needed!
Share your masterpiece with the world!Need more guidance?

Download our Indie Filmmaker’s Quick Guide to Licensing with APM for tips, FAQs, and budget-friendly strategies.

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