Film, TV and Games Music

About this course

Film, TV and Games Music is a discipline focused on one of the most technically demanding and creatively rich areas of contemporary composition: writing music that works in close relationship with moving images and interactive media. Composers for film and television must understand not only harmony, orchestration, and form but also how music shapes narrative, builds emotional atmosphere, and guides an audience's attention. Games music adds a further dimension, requiring composers to think about interactive and non-linear structures in which the listener's path through the material cannot be predicted in advance. At Leeds Conservatoire, this three-year, full-time degree introduces you to the fundamentals of composing for film and television, and extends those principles into the interactive world of games. You will explore different approaches to scoring for the screen, examining how mu

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