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所在平台: Udemy |
课程主页: https://www.udemy.com/course/music-in-picture-a-guide-to-film-composing/
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课程名称：电影音乐：影视作曲指南 课程概述：在此工作坊“电影音乐”中，学生将学习影视配乐的内在运作，以及如何创作出令人难忘的标志性音乐。课程将强调沟通的重要性（结合行业真实案例），并教导如何与导演和制作人建立良好的合作关系。本课程包括以下主题： - 主题与动机发展 - 乐器编排与配乐 - 调性的变化 - 节奏的变化 - 指标性变化 - 临时音轨 - 项目文件的乐谱分析 每个主题都会配有相关实例，以帮助学生更好地理解内容。在第四节课中，讲师将利用数字音频工作站（DAW）拆解自己为获得艾美奖提名的PBS影片《亲爱的孩子们》创作的一个场景配乐。该配乐融合了传统编曲与电子合成。 完成此工作坊后，学生将掌握制作配乐的基本知识，获得行业内幕技巧，并学习如何通过有效沟通建立持久的创造性商业关系。讲师Evan Hodges表示：“我希望这门课程能为你踏上影视作曲之路提供清晰的方向。我在学习过程中没有人指导过我，都是实战中摸索出来的。我开设这门课程的主要原因，就是想回馈社会，为年轻的作曲家们提供方向与经历，希望我在起步时希望得到的指导能在这里传递给你们。”
In this workshop, Music In Picture, students will learn the inner-workings of film scoring and what goes into making a memorable iconic score. They will also be educated on the value and importance of communication (from real life stories in the industry) and learn how to develop working relationships with directors and producers. The following points will be discussed.ThemesMotivic DevelopmentInstrumentation and OrchestrationModulationTempo ChangeMetric ModulationTemp TracksScore Study from Project FileEach of the topics discussed with have corresponding examples to help illuminate the content to the student.In the fourth lesson, the instructor breaks apart a scene in his DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) from the film, My Dear Children, an Emmy nominated PBS feature that he scored. The featured score is a blend of traditional orchestration and electronic synthesis.At the end of this workshop, the student will be equipped with the basic understanding of what goes into making a score, receive insider tips and tricks, and learn how to develop meaningful creative business relationships that will last a lifetime through communication. "My hope is that this workshop will provide clarity and direction for you as you begin your journey into film composition. I didn't have anyone to help me along the way, I learned on the job. The main reason I wanted to make this course was to give back and provide direction to younger composers, and provide lessons that I learned the hard way that I wish someone would've told me when I started out." ~ Evan Hodges
