2025 NIS Fall Summit

Deric Berberabe

A Filipino-American born and raised in SoCal, Deric turned his initial pursuit to be a Doctor of Physical Therapy into a career in music supervision. Through all the twists and turns of life, he eventually found his way to Wild Card Creative Group. A few of his works in trailers include: Superman, Dune Part 1 and 2, Severance, White Lotus, The Studio, Nosferatu, + many more.

Colleen Dahlstrom

Colleen Dahlstrom is a music licensing and supervision specialist with an unquenchable desire for discovering new music.  In her current position as Senior Music Producer at McCann NY, she has supervised and produced music on advertising campaigns for clients such as Microsoft, Mastercard, TJ Maxx, L’Oreal, Reckitt Benckiser, Smirnoff, and Chick-fil-A.

Before joining McCann in early 2021, Colleen held various roles at The Diner and The Music Playground involving, but not limited to, music supervision, licensing, publishing, and business affairs.  She began her professional career overseeing data management and mechanical licensing at The Harry Fox Agency and holds a B.A. in Music Management from Manhattanville College.  

In her free time, Colleen enjoys ingesting as much live music as possible, which includes her volunteer work as a Music Ambassador for Carnegie Hall. Her other equal passion lies with creating, scouting, and consuming baked goods.

Madonna Wade-Reed

Madonna Wade-Reed is a Music Supervisor and the former Vice President of The Guild of Music Supervisors. Her current credits for television include work on series as “All American,” “Found” and the Netflix series “Ransom Canyon.” Past television credits include such shows as “5 Days At Memorial,“ “The Crossover,” “Batwoman,” “American Crime,” “Reign,” “The Shannara Chronicles,” “Blue Mountain State,” “Smallville,” “One Tree Hill,” “Alias” and “Felicity.” Her film credits include “Shirley,” “8-Bit Christmas,” the documentary “Let It Fall,” and “A Thousand Words.”

Prior to her career in music supervision, Madonna honed her skills (herding kittens, opening mail and writing about herself in the third person) while working in feature films, commercials and assisting a well-known actor. A lifelong love of music lead to a career move into music video production (finding the right visuals to match the songs) and eventually flipping the process to work in music supervision (finding the right songs to match the visuals).

When Madonna’s not working you can find her in her kitchen recipe testing, stealing fruit from her neighbor’s garden and buying shoes (she’s really really good at it).