Strayer University 2.5 credits MFA
MFA514 Description: The “mock-up,” a digital simulation of an acoustical/orchestral performance, was once just a demo used to show the client/filmmaker one’s intent and obtain approval of the music prior to live recording. With the extraordinary advancement in the quality of digital instrument libraries, what was once a demo now frequently becomes the final product and the critical medium by which the composer communicates intent to the filmmaker. In this course you will develop the skills to create these digital products to meet the high standards of production and authenticity currently expected in the industry. Prerequisites: MFA 504.
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