MMus Composition for Film and Television

The Composition for Film and Television MA at the University of West London is a practical course designed for those who have an undergraduate honours degree in music and are wanting to specialize in composing for film and television. The course imparts comprehensive knowledge and skills that will prepare students for a successful career in the film and television industry.Course Content: The course content is divided into three trimesters over one year, with each trimester focusing on a different aspect of Composition for Film and Television. The first trimester is designed to develop the student's understanding of the basic principles of composition and the specific challenges posed by writing music for the screen. The second trimester involves more hands-on practical work including composing for various ensembles and genres. The final term focuses on a major portfolio project in which the student will create music for a short film or television episode of their choice. Key Modules: Notable modules include Screen Composition Techniques, Composing for Orchestra, and Professional Project in Music.Accreditations: Not provided.Future Careers: Graduates of the Composition for Film and Television MA often find employment as composers for film and television, music editors, and music programmers. They also often work within the wider music industry in areas such as music publishing and music supervision.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.