Inaudible Productions is a music supervision company formed by Peter Afterman in 1986. His many credits during the early days of the company include The Big Easy, Wild At Heart, Earth Girls Are Easy, Honeymoon in Vegas, Coneheads, Ace Ventura: Pet Detective and French Kiss.
His partner Margaret Yen joined Inaudible Productions in 1995.
Some of the company’s more recent credits include Me and You And Everyone We Know, The Passion of the Christ, Hellboy, The Girl Next Door, Runaway Jury, Lara Croft: Tomb Raider 1 & 2, The Good Girl, Road Trip, The Last Days of Disco, Stealing Beauty and The Apostle, which won a Grammy in 1998 for Best Country, Southern or Bluegrass Gospel Album.
Apple Hires Key Digital Music Industry Legal Executive Billboard reports that Apple has hired Elliott Peters, a senior vice president and head of digital legal affairs at Warner Music Group, to manage the company's legal team overseeing iTunes and MobileMe services in Europe.
Troski attempts to revive local kwaito music Just when the Botswana music industry thought Kwaito music had died a slow death, out came Troski, the local industry?s version of South Africa?s Mandoza.
Putting Sustainability to Music Artists and industry insiders discuss how to make music green, both for fans and businesses.
Don't Stop Believing in Risk of Song Sharing A mother of four in a long-running fight with the music industry was ordered by a Minneapolis federal jury Wednesday evening to pay $1.5 million for sharing 24 digital songs.
