Moby Offers Free Recordings for Noncommercial Indie FilmsAuthored by Mark Hefflinger on December 14, 2007 - 12:07pm.
Los Angeles - Recording artist Moby this week launched a website that will offer his music for free licensing to independent and student filmmakers to use in their noncommercial works, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The MobyGratis.com site currently features about 70 pieces of music. "I was a philosophy major and I had a minor in film," Moby told THR. "Ever since then, I've had a lot of friends in the world of independent and non-profit film production. Their recurring complaint is that it's really difficult to license music for movies that have no budgets, so I thought I would start this Web site which very simply provides free music to non-profit indie films."
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