Carter little
Carter Little is a music supervisor, film producer, and soundtrack album producer whose credits include producing the upcoming Black Keys documentary film “This Is A Film About the Black Keys”, the 8-hr. Grammy and Emmy nominated documentary series, “Soundbreaking: Stories from the Cutting Edge of Music,” Sony Pictures Classics Hank Williams biopic “I Saw The Light,” and RZA’s STAX infused kung fu epic “The Man With the Iron Fists.” As a soundtrack album producer, Little has collaborated with Grammy award-winning artists including The Black Keys, Kanye West, Wu-Tang Clan, St. Vincent, Whiz Khalifa, and Fleet Foxes.
Carter recently produced Sony Music’s new podcast “The Artist & The Athlete” w/ host Lindsay Czarniak. It’s a show that marries Carter’s favorite two things: sports and music. Featured guests are Eddie Vedder (Pearl Jam) and Anthony Rizzo (Chicago Cubs) as well as Alanis Morissette and Danica Patrick.
Trained as a musician and a composer, and the son of a Metropolitan Opera singer, Little’s productions span documentary, feature film, television and advertising, and he offers a range of supervision and music production services from copyright clearances and licensing, to music editing and original score production.
Carter grew up in Chicago, Ill. and currently resides in Nashville, Tennessee with his wife and three children.
Parker Gispert
Parker Gispert is an artist and music supervisor specializing in third-party song searches and the negotiation and licensing of existing songs and recordings from third party labels and publishers for usage in ad campaigns. His credits include collaborations with major brands such as Facebook, Google, and ZipRecruiter as well as work with distinguished ad agencies such as Wieden + Kennedy.
As a recording artist Parker has written and performed original music that has been used in film and TV series such as “Shameless” (SHOWTIME), “Friday Night Lights” (NBC Universal), “Nashville” (ABC), and many more. He’s co-written songs with artists such as Alice Cooper while also writing and recording seven albums with his band The Whigs and as a solo artist for labels ATO Records and New West Records.
Parker grew up in Atlanta, Georgia attending The Westminster Schools before graduating from The University Of Georgia with a degree in Philosophy.