| Sound Design & Soundtrack workshop Date: Weekend course, 10th & 11th September 2011 Time: 10:30am-3:30pm Tutors: Duncan Chave Participants: 3-5 Venue: Exeter Phoenix, Media Centre Cost: £175 per person |
Description:
Explore professional techniques for composing and producing music for film, moving image, stage and installations, including practical and theoretical analysis of the scoring process. Learn how to produce a soundtrack using Logic Pro and a range of computer software and sample libraries.
>Aims
To introduce students to professional film music concepts
To enable students to create and produce music to film on a computer.
Objectives/Learning Outcomes
By the end of the course students will:
Synopsis
Week 1
Discussion: The purpose of music in film
Instruction: Introduction to working with Logic Pro and video.
Production: Produce a short piece of music to simple brief
Week 2
Discussion: Working with a director and to a brief
Instruction: Spotting a film and making markers for hit points
Production: Produce a piece of music with given hit points
Week 3
Discussion: Styles and Instrumentation
Instruction: Tempo mapping
Production: Begin writing piece to picture
Week 4
Discussion: Getting into the business
Instruction: Working with Sample libraries
Production: Continue writing
Week 5
Production: Finish writing, mixing and producing final piece to video
PARTICIPANT FEEDBACK:
Did you find today's workshop useful and in what way?
- Extremely, very good introduction to music editing, very good to learn skills then allowed to get on with it!
- Very much so. =Analysing picture for musical pointers, understanding of process of creating film scores.
- Yes, it was very useful and I've learnt a lot about the music business in film and it's inspired me to do it later in life. It was a great experience working with people not my age.
- Excellent day. Loads learnt! Really need to get back in the studio and start recording!!!
- Yes, very useful to have first hand teaching from a professional currently working in the industry. The style of teaching works with all levels of experience.
Do you think these workshops are a good idea and why?
- Yes, gives a chance to try different things and learn different skills.
- Yes, especially as there's the possibility of learning from someone doing the work professionally.
- Very good. Access to the tools and knowledge in specialist area not catered elsewhere.
- Yes, they are a brilliant idea because you can find out what you're good at and what each type of music involves.
- Yes, they also work very well with the creative technology course as also using Logic Pro.
BOOKINGS
For more information and to book a place please contact Maria Peters,
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or call 01392-495301
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