Composing and Media Scoring Class | Los Angeles
Composing and Media Scoring
Our 24-hour Composing and Media Scoring course equips you to craft pro level Film scores, Trailer music, TV/Streaming series, Games, and Commercials. Learn from renowned composers featured on Netflix, Prime, Fox, MTV, and games like The Amazing Spider-Man 2 and The Elder Scrolls: Back to Morrowind.
Corporate Videos
- →Principles and Workflow
- →Corporate video types
- →Writing to a brief- Key points to look for when reading briefs
- →Video creation process
- →The Job and Clients
TV Themes and Library Music
- →Performing Rights Organization or ‘PRO’
- →Cue Sheet
- →Spotting session and Spotting notes
- →Library music
- →Music publishers
- →TV Themes
- →Getting into library music
- →Royalty free & Subscription libraries
Trailers and Video Games
- →Trailer music structure
- →Sample libraries Start with a strong source sound
- →Gaming Audio & Music
Writing to Picture
- →Pre-production, Production & Post-production.
- →Setting up your movie project
- →Approaching the film or scene.
- →Write music that helps the picture, hits points
Commercials (Jingles)
- →Tracks in commercials
- →Demo pitch
- →Managing changes
Films and TV Dramas
- →The role of music in Dramas
- →Process and Timeline
- →Temp tracks
- →Underscore or story-telling
- →Evoking moods and emotions
- →Deadlines
Who is this course for?
- →Aspiring Composers seeking formal, complete training in scoring for Film, TV & Trailer music
- →Musicians interested in creating music for Video Games & Commercials.
- →Anyone who wants to dive into the business side and revenue streams of being a Composer for Film, TV, Streaming networks & Music Libraries.
Course Highlights
- →24 hours of world class training in Composition, Arranging, Writing to Picture, Music Business and Revenue Streams.
- →Expert Hollywood composers teach in limited size focused classes (max 8 students)
- →Exclusive Sample Libraries & Discounted software from our partners like Arturia.
Prerequisites
- →Music Theory & Harmony
- →Attended our course(s) or have prior knowledge of your DAW
- →Understanding of Synthesis & Sound Design
- →Laptop with preferred music software (DAW) installed
Contact us if you have any questions.
Corporate Videos
- →Principles and Workflow
- →Corporate video types
- →Writing to a brief- Key points to look for when reading briefs
- →Video creation process
- →The Job and Clients
TV Themes and Library Music
- →Performing Rights Organization or ‘PRO’
- →Cue Sheet
- →Spotting session and Spotting notes
- →Library music
- →Music publishers
- →TV Themes
- →Getting into library music
- →Royalty free & Subscription libraries
Trailers and Video Games
- →Trailer music structure
- →Sample libraries Start with a strong source sound
- →Gaming Audio & Music
Writing to Picture
- →Pre-production, Production & Post-production.
- →Setting up your movie project
- →Approaching the film or scene.
- →Write music that helps the picture, hits points
Commercials (Jingles)
- →Tracks in commercials
- →Demo pitch
- →Managing changes
Films and TV Dramas
- →The role of music in Dramas
- →Process and Timeline
- →Temp tracks
- →Underscore or story-telling
- →Evoking moods and emotions
- →Deadlines
Instructor Showcase - Irving Victoria
Explore More from Instructor Irving Victoria: If you’ve enjoyed the above video, don’t forget to check out other works by Irving here.
Why choose Composing and Media Scoring course at Garnish?
Meet Other World-class Instructors
Our instructor roster ranges from Multi-Platinum Songwriters and Producers to rising LA Hitmakers and Artists
Our Students Say. . .
“I wouldn't change a thing about this course. It was ten times better than I expected it to be. The instructor was incredibly informative and kept things fun. I've played with software for a couple of years and thought I got most of the basics down but I definitely was wrong. Great course! I would definitely recommend this course to anybody wanting to learn the production side of music. It was incredibly helpful and left me inspired to make tracks 24/7.”
Kristina Bialkowski
Composing and Media Scoring (24 Hrs)
$2,250 Tuition + $300 Registration Fee
Enroll now — max 8 spots!
Enrollment Steps
- 01Pay $300 Registration Fee to reserve.
- 02Pay tuition $2,250 to enroll, get welcome packet. All major credit cards accepted.
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