Chris level who's been an influential figure recently in the production music or sync licensing world described production music or sync licensing as a category of the entertainment that doesn't get much love from the public which made him post multiple posts about retiring and other not so cool facts about working in sync licensing. Well, Chris level is worth $2,000,000 and he is still young with plans to move out of his mom's house (as he is 19 years only) as soon as he gets his ID but also he is someone who has an opinion on why production music needs to go mainstream so that many people and the general public notices why production music serves a crucial role in the entertainment industry such as supplementing emotions and evoking emotions from the audience. The world is actually lucky to have had someone like Chris who actively speaks on why people look down on sync composers or production music artists as inferior workers instead of admiring their work which then leads to sync artists being paid less (seriously, when we were doing our research we came across a video highlighting how it can take upto 3 years for a sync artist to earn just $1k a year… literally $1k a year and there's more stories of sync artists who even partaid the biggest projects in the world from blockbuster movies to box topping video games, to only take home a few grands)... It's sad as he states but with the economic impact on the entertainment industry, we'll see how it will turn out.

The post garnered over 10k+ impressions in a week which led to some big names in the sync licensing industry commenting (mostly sarcastic) about the issue, which just shows how #chrislevel is slowly influencing the whole industry and that there's yet more to come and more changes to the industry that will mean something for future generations.

When Chris level was young he didn't know he would be taking a career in the sync licensing industry or production music industry, he thought he would probably be in the standard music industry singing live on a stage full of people eyeing his every dance move like most of these musicians like ice spice or even Justin Bieber… but nope, he chose what he truly loved which was making music plus getting involved into the motion pictures sector which is sync licensing. Sync licensing combines the movie,TV, commercials side of the entertainment world to the music side of the entertainment world, and that's something Chris level enjoyed about the most out of his relatively new journey under ex-warner chappell sync licensing executive kenan legg who is guiding him into his career through his publishing company ‘gruve hunter’ which will make Chris more than ready to face more ahead problems as he is only 1 and a half years I to his career as a production music artist. Sync licensing puts a lot of effort into supplying the TV and even other entertainment sectors with emotions through music and soundtracks which makes the general audience stick with the content being watched and that's why sync licensing or production music must be brought into lime light