NEW YORK — MusicAtlas today announced Robin for Education,

NEW YORK — MusicAtlas today announced Robin for Education, providing complimentary access to its Robin music discovery platform for eligible film students and educators worldwide.

Robin helps filmmakers discover commercially released music from real artists, labels, and publishers using scene descriptions, sonic similarity, lyrics, mood, energy, and natural-language creative prompts.

The new program gives students and educators access to the same platform used by professional creative teams, allowing them to explore music for films, shorts, documentaries, portfolio projects, and other creative work while gaining experience with real-world music discovery and licensing workflows.

“Film school is where many filmmakers begin developing their creative relationship with music. We want students to have the freedom to explore the broader world of commercially released music as they develop their own voices as filmmakers.” — Neil Shah, Founder & CEO, MusicAtlas

Expanding Support for Emerging Filmmakers
Robin for Education builds on MusicAtlas’s growing work with independent and emerging filmmakers.

Earlier this year, MusicAtlas launched the Robin Film Grant, providing funding and resources to independent filmmakers seeking to license commercially released music. The Valley Buzz, from filmmaker Taylor Hammersla, was selected as the inaugural Spring 2026 grant recipient, alongside ten additional Official Selections.

In August, MusicAtlas partnered with the 48 Hour Film Project in New York, providing participating filmmakers with access to Robin for music discovery as they created their films during the 2026 competition.

The company will continue that effort this fall, with applications for the next Robin Film Grant opening October 1. Additional details about the expanded Fall 2026 program and partnerships will be announced later this month.

Robin for Education
Robin for Education is available to eligible film students and educators with verified academic email addresses at film schools, colleges, and universities worldwide.

Students, educators, film departments, and universities can learn more at musicatlas.com/robin/education/ .

About MusicAtlas
MusicAtlas is building the search and intelligence layer for recorded music, enabling discovery, analysis, and matching across audio, lyrics, and cultural context for listeners, artists, filmmakers, and the music industry.

Its Robin platform helps creative teams discover commercially released music for film, television, games, advertising, and other visual media.

Learn More
Learn more about complimentary Robin access for eligible film students and educators at musicatlas.com/robin/education/ .

Contact
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