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About Music Supervisor Chris Mollere

Chris Mollere is the founder of Fusion Music Supervision and a music supervisor with more than 20 years of experience in film, television, advertising, and trailers. He splits his time between Los Angeles, Nashville, and Maui.

900+ episodes. 50+ films.

Chris has supervised more than 900 episodes of television, over 50 feature films, countless advertising campaigns, and multiple major film trailers. His work spans network, cable, streaming, and theatrical release in every genre, from horror to drama, genre television to prestige film.

Television credits include The Vampire Diaries (171 episodes), Pretty Little Liars (160 episodes), The Originals, Legacies, Them: The Scare, and We Were Liars. Film credits include Get Out, Antebellum, Bad Words, The Oath, and It Lives Inside.

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From Austin to Los Angeles

Chris is a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin, where he studied psychology, advertising, and business while immersed in the city's music scene. Early on he worked with bands in management, production, and promotion, which gave him a close view of both the creative and business sides of music.

After graduation he moved to Los Angeles to pursue music and entertainment full time, and founded Fusion Music Supervision.

Creative instinct. Licensing precision.

Music supervision is one of the most powerful and most misunderstood roles in the creative process. Chris is involved from the earliest conversations with directors, showrunners, and producers, finding music that doesn't just fit a scene but defines it, and then clearing every song so the project is fully licensed and protected.

After more than two decades, he has deep, trusted relationships with major and independent labels, music publishers, management companies, and artist representatives. That means faster responses, case-by-case rates, and direct access to artists when a deal needs to happen quickly.

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Giving back to the community

Chris serves on the Board of Directors of the Guild of Music Supervisors, with his term beginning in January 2026. He also teaches The Sync School, an education platform for sync licensing, and publishes whatisamusicsupervisor.com, a guide to what music supervisors actually do.

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