2 Years
Post Graduate
Sounds and Music
Film Composer: Graduates can pursue careers as film composers, creating original musical scores and soundtracks for feature films, documentaries, and short films.
Television Composers: They can work as television composers, crafting music for TV series, episodes, and commercials.
Video Game Composer: Graduates can enter the world of video game music, composing immersive soundtracks for video games, including mobile, console, and PC games.
Advertisement Composer: They can compose music for advertisements, including commercials, promotional videos, and jingles for brands and products.
Music Supervisor: Graduates can become music supervisors, responsible for selecting and licensing music for films, TV shows, and other media projects.
Sound Designer: They can work as sound designers, creating and editing sound effects, ambient sounds, and audio atmospheres for various media productions.
Music Producer: Graduates may choose to work as music producers, collaborating with recording artists and bands to produce tracks and albums.
Music Editor: They can work as music editors, responsible for syncing music with visual content, ensuring seamless integration in films and TV shows.
Scoring Assistant: Graduates may start as scoring assistants, working with established composers and gaining experience in the field.
Freelance Composer: They can build a freelance career, taking on projects across different media platforms and genres.
Master of Music for Film and TV graduates can find job opportunities in various settings, including:
Film Production Companies: Working directly with film production houses to compose original scores for movies.
Television Networks: Collaborating with TV networks to create music for series, documentaries, and promotional content.
Video Game Development Studios: Joining video game development teams to compose music and create immersive audio experiences.
Advertising Agencies: Employed by advertising agencies to compose music for commercials and marketing campaigns.
Post-Production Studios: Working in post-production studios as sound designers, music editors, and audio engineers.
Music Publishing Companies: Working with music publishing companies to license and distribute music for media projects.
Music Production Studios: Becoming part of music production studios, where they produce tracks and albums for recording artists.
Freelance Work: Pursuing freelance opportunities, offering their music composition services to a diverse range of clients and projects.
Online Platforms: Leveraging online platforms to promote their music and offer services to a global audience.
Academic Institutions: Teaching music composition and production at universities, colleges, or music academies.
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