Scriptaluna is a working library for independent creators navigating systems of rights, credit, attribution, and preservation. Here are tools and resources selected for clarity and long-term usefulness. ✨
A Grammy Submission Guide
I wrote this after going through the process myself — a first-time applicant with no marketing team, no manager, and no Recording Academy membership. What I found was that almost nothing about how submission actually works gets explained anywhere. This guide is what I wish had existed. If you know an independent artist who makes original music, send this to them.
Trusted Voices
Scriptaluna is informed by the perspectives of professionals whose work reflects precision and deep respect for the creative process. The individuals noted here are included as trusted sources of insight and industry literacy, highlighted for the clarity and generosity of their contributions.
Legal
Ryan Schmidt, Esq. offers rare fluency in both legal structure and artist-centered communication. His work consistently translates complex rights frameworks into language that remains accessible and pragmatic while grounded in real creative practice.
Instagram: ryanschmidt.esq
Business
Liz Kamlet, widely known as “Liz The Music Manager,” has long contributed thoughtful guidance on the structural realities of a music career. While no longer accepting clients, her educational work and forthcoming music business book, Guard Your Publishing: A Straightforward Guide to Understanding and Surviving the Music Business, remain valuable reference points within the broader independent artist ecosystem.
Instagram: lizkamlet
Working Resources
Creative work depends on documentation — framework that supports long-term rights stability. The materials collected here are selected for reliability and practical utility.
Book — Liz Kamlet
Guard Your Publishing: A Straightforward Guide to Understanding and Surviving the Music Business
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Split Sheet Template — Top Music Attorney
A split sheet documents authorship and ownership at the moment a work is created. Completing it during the co-write session preserves shared intent while decisions remain clear and uncontested. View here
