Audio Network Arrives In Canada

Audio Network, a leading music producer and supplier with offices in London, New York and Sydney, has opened a new office in Toronto, to provide their highest standards of customer service to its growing Canadian client base.
Audio Network Canadian's Music Consultant, Randi Gold, said: "Audio Network's business model is unlike any other production music library. It offers a high quality music library of up to 21,000 tracks across all genres, which is necessary for range and diversity of Canada's production output. This comes without the licensing and cost restrictions and limitations of many other libraries. Audio Network's simplistic approach of pre-clearing the entire library for distribution across all platforms, all territories, in perpetuity at one low cost, will save time and money for Canada's production community."
Audio Network Canada provide local billing and customer service to a growing client base including, Big Coat Productions, Corus Entertainment, High Fidelity HDTV, CMJ Productions, Vancouver-based Greedy Productions, Quartermile Productions and broadcasters ranging from Fox to Cinelatino - these all have annual agreements in place with Audio Network, providing unlimited access to the entire library for one low fee.
Craig Colby, Director of Production at High Fidelity HDTV said: "Our goal as a broadcaster and a production company is to provide an elite viewing experience. Audio Network's music is an important tool in taking our viewers to a higher level of television watching. What's more, they are extremely responsive, work hard to meet our needs and the price is right."
Audio Network's SVP, Jason Langley, commented: "We are very excited to have opened our first Canadian office in Toronto, back by Randi's experience and insight. Canadian producers are known for their quality programming, and their proactivity in the international market. During these economic conditions, when content has to be distributed as widely as possible to maximise revenue, we are confident that Audio Network's approach to music licensing will help Canadian broadcasters and producers maximise distribution opportunities and therefore revenue."
Further information is available at: www.audionetwork.ca.
(KMcA/BMcC)