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Julius Robinson

Julius Robinson

Julius is Director, Creative Syncs at MusicSupervisor.com & WegetArtists.com. Julius oversees music track uploads, approvals, sync pitches, and licenses for 300,000 pieces of high-quality indie music in all genres. His company places cues in hundreds of major and indie films, TV shows, streaming networks social media and ads. Film song recent placements include the new Spider-Man - No Way Out, and Oscar Best Picture winner Green Book. MusicSupervisor.com television shows including the CW (Roswell, Shameless, Riverdale Pretty Little Liars, Vampire Diaries). Julius is also a Songwriter, Screenwriter and Sci-fi Novelist. Julius has placed his own songs in many films including Friday Night Lights, The Game, and Van Wilder. Julius wrote the comedy film Tortilla Heaven (2007), starring George Lopez. In 2021, Julius co- wrote the pilot episode of Beverly Hills Broke, starring EG Daily, currently in post-production. His critically acclaimed sci-fi novel The Man (Invaders of the Parallel Soul) is available on Amazon.com

KRIS © 2023
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