Becoming a video game composer

Who Should Attend?

Audio Professionals interested on breaking into the games industry
Experienced Game Composers and Sound Designers (check out the "Pro" track!)
Anyone who wants to learn about audio for Virtual Reality (VR) or Augmented Reality (AR)
Composers familiar with traditional media (film, TV, music) who want to understand the practical differences between video game composing and traditional composing
Composers and Sound Designers who have done some work in games, but seek to broaden their knowledge of the technology and business of the games industry
Audio producers interested in the games industry
Academic and Industry researchers into audio technology for interactive applications
Students an teachers in video game music and sound design degree programs
Ludomusicologists and those involved in research in video game music and sound
Audio Talent representatives, who want to understand the non-obvious issues required to get their clients into the game audio business
Creative Representation & Management
Music Editors
Anyone who would like to know how to be a video game composer or a video game sound designer.

Top Reasons to Attend GameSoundCon

· Learn the differences between audio for games and audio for traditional media

· Understand the specialized tools and techniques for video game music composing

· Get to know the unique business aspects of the game music industry and how to get your music placed in a videogame

· Network with some of the industry’s most successful game music composers and game sound designers

· Get training on videogame music composition and sound design concepts

· Learn what’s on the cutting edge of this rapidly evolving field

· Determine what skills and knowledge will make you stand out

· Gain insight into the creative and aesthetic challenges of video game music and video game sound design

· And more...