For over 25 years, as an entrepreneur, composer, producer, and Emmy-nominated music editor, Marc Caruso has been at the forefront of music publishing and master rights administration for TV and film. Marc is the CEO and Co-Founder of Los Angeles-based Angry Mob Music, an independent music publisher dedicated to standing up for the rights of songwriters, composers, artists, and creatives in the complicated and dynamic entertainment industry. In the 15 years since its inception, Marc has overseen all facets of Angry Mob’s business which under his leadership has developed into a diversified music company with successful operations in music licensing, master rights management, creative development, and custom music production. In addition to running the day-to-day operations, Marc led a number of Angry Mob’s direct signings ranging from major label artists and accomplished songwriters, to emerging producers and composers such as Bailey Bryan, Richard Walters, Verskotzi, Joe Pepe, KAMI, Rune Westberg, Schmarx & Savvy, and Jake Scott.

Prior to establishing Angry Mob, Marc was the Executive Producer at Red Arc Music Group, where he was responsible for publishing and licensing for all film, television, and media; and previously served as the president of Reel Fusion, Inc for eight years, heading all music editorial for film and television production.

Marc’s extensive experience within the music industry has molded him into a champion for musician and songwriters’ rights. He is a current board member and former President of the L.A. Chapter of the Association of Independent Music Publishers (AIMP); a member of the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, The Recording Academy, and The Motion Picture Editors Guild; and represents Angry Mob’s interests as a member of the Independent Publishers Advisory Council and Team 100 of the National Music Publishers Association (NMPA). In addition, Marc has spoken at industry conferences including the AIMP Global Music Publishing Summit, and Mondo.NYC; been featured in publications Billboard, Music Connection, Creative Industries News, and Music Row; and on industry podcasts Unlimited Supply, Break The Business, and The New Music Business with Ari Herstand.

As a University of Southern California alumni, Marc is on the advisory board for the USC Caruso Catholic Center where he provides business and personal mentorship to current students. Marc resides in Los Angeles with his wife, two children, and two dogs, and can frequently be seen playing keyboard in his 80s cover band, I Want My 80’s.

With a 20+ year career in Film & TV music, Sean is a driving force in the world of music synchronization. As Co-Founder of Angry Mob Music and Executive Director of Creative Sync at AM2 he leads the charge in curating, producing, and placing music across film, television, gaming, advertising, and trailer campaigns. His role encompasses both creative and strategic oversight, ensuring that AM2’s catalog and custom compositions seamlessly integrate into high-profile visual media projects.

A key facet of Sean’s expertise lies in his ability to cultivate meaningful collaborations with music supervisors, directors, editors, and producers. His hands-on approach extends from initial creative development to final mix and master, ensuring that every piece of music meets the highest industry standards. Additionally, Sean plays a pivotal role in A&R, spearheading the recruitment and development of a global roster of elite composers, producers, and artists, further enhancing AM2’s diverse and innovative music offerings.

Under his leadership, AM2 has contributed to major entertainment properties, with placements in Marvel franchises (Spider-Man, Thor, Iron Man, Wolverine, Captain America), acclaimed series and films (Bridgerton, Murder At The End Of World, House of Gucci, The Green Knight, Wahl Street), and high-profile advertising campaigns for Adidas, Google – WNBA, Toyota, Ultra Beauty, Walmart, Abercrombie & Fitch, among others. His ability to merge creative vision with strategic execution has solidified AM2’s reputation as a premier destination for music in visual media.

Sean’s career began at Remote Control, where he worked alongside Hans Zimmer, Harry Gregson-Williams, and John Powell. These formative years instilled in him a deep understanding of the power of storytelling through music, an ethos that continues to drive his work today.

Through his leadership, creative acumen, and commitment to pushing the boundaries of music synchronization, Sean continues to elevate AM2’s impact on the ever-evolving media landscape.