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Haus of Move

Haus of Move Camp is a 3-day immersive sync songwriting and music industry development camp for Black and Brown trans and queer artists, songwriters, and producers. This transformative experience is a program of the 2AM Ricky M.O.V.E. (Mobilizing Opportunities for Visibility and Empowerment) Initiative, and is powered by Blaze Unlimited, a leading creative agency in sync and music supervision.

Taking place in Atlanta, Georgia, this intentionally curated camp blends music creation, mentorship, sync licensing education, and holistic wellness. It is designed to support underrepresented creatives in building sustainable careers in music—through access, community, and real industry opportunities. Only 25 in-person participants will be selected to ensure a focused, collaborative, and high-quality experience.

Applications Close Monday, September 16th, for in-person (5 seats left)

Unable to Attend? No problem

Virtual Producer Submission $50

This ticket allows producers to submit a 3–5 track beat pack for consideration. If selected, you will be able to submit more production aligned with the camp sound. Production will be used during the in-person songwriting sessions and credited accordingly.

Whether or not your submission is selected, you will receive access to the Workshop-Only virtual ticket, which includes all streamed panels and masterclasses.

Virtual Workshop Tickets are only $50

This ticket provides virtual access to all live-streamed panels, workshops, and educational sessions across the three-day camp. Ideal for artists and producers looking to build their sync and music business knowledge from anywhere.

Poster for Wild West Sync Songwriting Camp in Los Angeles, June 27-29.

Wild West Sync-Up

Blaze Unlimited’s Wild West Sync-Up is an exclusive 3-day sync songwriting camp in Los Angeles, designed for artists, songwriters, and producers ready to create music specifically for sync placements in the Singer-Songwriter, Pop, and Country genres. While open to everyone for registration, only 25 carefully vetted participants will be selected to attend in person, ensuring a focused and high-quality experience.

In this experience, you will enjoy masterclasses, meet industry guests, and attend sessions with Grammy Award-winning engineers. Each day will feature catered breakfast and lunch from Haati Eats, ensuring that participants are fueled for creativity and collaboration throughout the camp.

Applicants are required to submit two of their best tracks that showcase their talent. Producers must be able to create original work without using Splice or royalty-free loops, as the camp emphasizes the importance of authenticity in music creation.

There’s a $50 registration fee (Non-refundable), and if selected for in-person, the official Camp seat cost $250(Addl.). Producers have the option to apply virtually, and if chosen, their music will be shared with in-person attendees prior to the camp. All registered creatives will also have access to live-streamed sessions and workshops.

Space City Sync Camp: Houston

What is a Blaze Sync Camp

Space City Sync Camp is a three-day songwriting, production, and music-for-media experience designed to connect independent artists, songwriters, producers, and creatives with real-world opportunities in today’s music industry.

Hosted by Blaze Unlimited, this immersive camp brings together emerging and established creatives for collaborative recording sessions, industry workshops, networking opportunities, and music creation tailored for film, television, advertising, gaming, and commercial releases.

Unlike traditional songwriting camps, Space City Sync Camp focuses on both the creative and business sides of building a sustainable music career. Participants will collaborate in curated rooms, learn directly from industry professionals, and gain insight into the processes that drive today’s music, media, and visual content industries.

What to Expect

Curated songwriting and production sessions
Industry workshops led by working professionals
Music for visual media education
Artist development and branding insights
Music video and visual content strategy
Networking with creatives and executives
Fully catered in-person experience
Virtual participation options available

Featured Workshop Leaders

D. Bottz

7x Grammy-Nominated & Multi-Platinum Producer

With production credits spanning UGK, Lizzo, Lil Jon, Fantasia, Mýa, Chrisette Michele, Slim Thug, Devin the Dude, Kirko Bangz, and more, D. Bottz will lead our inaugural Production Room experience.

Participants will gain insight into:

Production structure and arrangement
Creating movement and dynamics
Commercial music production techniques
Preparing tracks for sync opportunities
Professional workflow and delivery standards

Cory Walker

A&R Executive | AWAL (Sony), Atlantic Records, Motown Records

One of the most requested conversations among emerging artists is understanding what A&Rs actually look for. Cory Walker brings years of experience discovering, developing, and guiding artists through major label and independent ecosystems.

Ask An A&R

A candid conversation about what matters, what doesn’t, and how artists can position themselves for long-term success.

Topics include:

How to package and pitch yourself to labels and publishers
What A&Rs actually look for
Talent vs. streams: what matters most?
Building a career beyond social media metrics
Common mistakes artists make when seeking opportunities
Live audience Q&A

Special Guest:
SharaNicole
Artist Development Specialist

Cameron Dean

Director & Filmmaker

Known for his cinematic storytelling and visually striking music videos, Cameron Dean has directed projects for Chris Brown, Burna Boy, Teddy Swims, Giveon, Leon Thomas, Muni Long, 6LACK, Don Toliver, Travis Scott, Ty Dolla $ign, Jack Harlow, and more.

Creative Communication: Bridging the Gap Between Artists & Visual Teams

Great visuals don’t happen by accident. This workshop is designed to help artists better understand the visual production process and become stronger collaborators before, during, and after a shoot.