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is a professional singer songwriter and publisher for Film and TV. She supervises music for film, and consults on music licensing.
Janet is also producer of the MUSIC HORROR STORIES, owner
Goodnight Kiss Music (BMI), Scene Stealer Music (ASCAP) and Janet Janet Music (SESAC). She teaches songwriting and is a popular reviewer for professional music groups.
Janet Fisher originates from Kansas City, Missouri, spent 30+ years in Hollywood, and now resides in Hawaii. She recently wrote the song "Fly Manu Fly" that is sold in US National Parks across the nation. As a writer/publisher, she has 17 songs in films in 2020, over 100 songs in various films over the years, three released albums, and a new solo artist album, "Bring Aloha", release March 2020.
She grew up writing songs and performing in clubs across the Mid and Southwest where she opened for many acts such as Emmy Lou Harris (Antelope County, CA), Bob Gibson (Chicago, IL), Brewer & Shipley (KCMO). Relocating to California, her association with TASCO Sound, Intl., gave her inside experience with the workings of tours and crews for bands like , Elton John, Ozzy Osbourne, Donna Summer, Black Sabbath and Dire Straights.
Her first experience with film music was obtained by working at the Concorde/New Horizons studio in Venice, California, assisting the company's music supervisor, Paul Di Franco, learning the legal as well as technical skills of music supervision, and how to produce on time and within budget.
Janet was an appointed lobbyist to Congress in Washington, D.C., by the Songwriters Guild of America to represent them in the Audio Home Recording Act with the AHRA Coalition. She is a staunch supporter of Intellectual Property Rights.
As a songwriter, her works include more than 100 songs for HBO, Showtime, MCA, Concorde/New Horizons Films, and other motion picture companies, as well as television segments and ads of all varieties. As a publisher, she places songs into nationally aired film, television segments, advertisements and special project uses. Her video productions can be found both on broadcast television and the web, and
her segments run frequently on Na Leo TV in Hawaii.
Janet served on the board of the Los Angeles Chapter of the Songwriters Guild of America for two decades, where she was active in legal campaigns, protection of intellectual property rights, songwriting classes and special events. She is a guest speaker and reviewer for associations and events like the Billboard Film and Television Expo, the Songwriters Guild, and other national and international organizations.
She oversees live productions and special events,and was responsible for the final production of the Millennium Award Presentation Show by the Songwriters Guild of America, for their Tribute to GEORGE DAVID WEISS ("Wonderful World", "Lion Sleeps Tonight", "I Can't Help Falling In Love With You", etc.) in Beverly Hills, California, as well as their "Tribute to Irwin Drake" ("It Was A Very Good Year, Tiko Tiko"). Her trio performed at these and other prestigious events.
Her projects represent a variety of icon songwriters, including the "Goodnight Kiss (Records) Songwriter Series: JACK SEGAL", featuring Jack performing some of his classic standards at the piano, and the Songwriter Series Production of "SILVER BELLS" by 3-time Academy Award winners Livingston and Evans.
Janet was founder of the vocal group, MAMA SAYS! (with Patti Shannon and Kelie McIver) also known as "Fisher, Shannon & McIver." She also served on the Board of Directors for the Los Angeles chapter of the Songwriters Guild of America through the George David Weiss years, and is a Voting Member of NARAS.
Janet Fisher is a longtime professional songwriter and publisher for Film and TV, author of the pop book, MUSIC HORROR STORIES, owner Goodnight Kiss Music (BMI). She also supervises music for film, consults about the music business, teaches songwriting, and produces music videos and television shows that air throughout Hawaii.