Music & Sound Design
Create soundtracks for films and video games
Admission
Duration
Degree
Rythm
Campus
paris-
80%
Selection in the Admissions Test
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80%
Employment rate of last three graduate classes
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95%
Alumni satisfied with their course (2020/2021/2022 years)
Training
Become a sound designer
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Program taught in French
The Bachelor’s degree in Music & Sound Design is a professional course. It is intended for people who are passionate about acoustics, music and sound and who wish to start a career as a Sound Designer or Interactive Music Composer.
The course is intended for beginners who wish to learn the profession and also for those with more experience who are directly admitted into the second year.
During the Bachelor's degree, students learn all aspects of the profession: understanding artistic direction, mixing, sound creation and recording. They work in multidisciplinary teams, like a production in the industry.
The Music & Sound Design course prepares students for various roles such as: Sound Designer | Composer | Sound Editor
To enter the first year of the Music & Sound Design course, candidates must have the French baccalaureate (high school diploma or equivalent) and pass the admissions test: interview, written tests and presentation of a portfolio. It is possible to enter directly into the second year of the course depending on the results obtained in the admission tests.
All details are given in the Admissions Guide.
Acquire the skills of a sound designer to create the sound and musical universe of films and video games:
- To be able to understand an artistic direction, a mixing, a sound creation, a recording
- Master the technique, be fast and creative
- Be able to understand the vision of the production teams and master the technical tools that will be used to bring the project to life
- Sound design: Layering design; Sound synthesis
- Music: Music Conceptualization; Music Production; Rendering Quality
- Sound engineering: Recording; Mixing; Sound editing; Computer Science
- Sound Interactivity: Integration; Interactivity; Documentation
- Theoretical and practical teaching: lectures, application exercises, practical work, tutorials
- Production of projects: monitoring and supervision by teachers during the realization of projects (end of year project, final major project)
The school has set up a fair and objective evaluation system:
- Continuous Assessment (case studies, role-playing, presentations, demonstrations)
- Project presentations (end of year project, final major project) in front of a school or professional jury
- Written and oral evaluations in English
- Professional experience report and presentation
The first two years of the full-time Music & Sound Design program include a two-month internship during the summer months.
In the third year, students are required to complete a minimum of 13 weeks of in-company assignments (internships, professionalization or apprenticeship contracts, missions, etc.).
The school delivers a Music & Sound Design degree to students who have successfully completed the course.
PROGRAM
A PROJECT-ORIENTED PEDAGOGY
Experience
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