Online Music for Media lessons over Skype or Zoom

 

Through our Skype or Zoom music for media lessons, learn how to create music for TV, film. Compose music for advertising, jingles, social media and more!
 
The media industry is a fast growing industry. There is a growing demand for original music as demand for content increases.
 
Our Skype or Zoom music for media lessons will develop your understanding of how music works in media. We can develop your ability to compose music for media, from concept to finished piece.
 
In this video, Kelsey, our Skype/Zoom music for media teacher, talks about our online music for media lessons:

Kelsey Joanne Rogers, our online music for media teacher
 

 
Learn about the software required to create your own music and start writing your own tracks using DAWs. DAWs are digital audio workstations such as Cubase, Sibelius, Protools etc. Kelsey can also help you with technology tips, tricks and shortcuts in your preferred DAW.
 

 
Whether you are a hobbyist, studying at high school, at university level or even a music educator, Kelsey will help you develop your skills.
 
We can bring you to the level where the music for media you compose and create, clients will buy!
 

 

 

After you submit your enquiry for a free trial online music for media lesson, Tracy will get back to you by email to arrange a time to meet for a chat over Skype, answer any questions and to arrange your free trial Skype music for media lesson.
 
We also provide Skype Sibelius lessons and Skype Cubase lessons.
 
The price of our online music for media lessons online for individual students (live one-to-one tuition) is £31.50 GB Pounds ($43 US approx.) per hour.

 

 

We can also teach groups of two or more students online, together in the same location, or together from different locations. Costs for Skype music for media lessons online for groups can be shared amongst students taking the same lesson. The cost for group lessons is £42 ($57 US approx.) for an hour shared by two students or £52.50 ($71 US approx.) for an hour shared by 3 to 5 students (maximum 5 students to a group lesson).