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06 | How to Compose Music for Video Games? With Composer Noa Beazley from Berklee College of Music
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What is the New Game Audio Program at Berklee College of Music? With Video Games Composer Noa Beazley
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Welcome to another episode of REWIND: the Musician’s podcast!
The podcast will help you build and elevate your career in music!
I am Amit Weiner, I’m a composer for film and TV, and I’m on a mission to help musicians find career opportunities and help musicians find their way in the huge world of the music industry! This show will show you how many ways of making an income are possible in music, with a wide variety of guests from different fields in the music industry.
If you ever thought that there is no money in music, hopefully this podcast will show you the opposite is true!
In this episode our guest is composer Noa Beazley, Assistant Professor of game audio at Berklee College of Music.
Noa is a composer and multi-instrumentalist working primarily in the indie games space. Her work includes games such as A Token War and Protodroid DeLTA. She’s currently working on Phosphee for Uproom Games as well a new game for Blue Owl studios.
Noa is a Professor of Video Game Scoring at Berklee College of Music and a Co-Organizer at Game Audio Boston.
A graduate of Berklee, majored in Film Scoring and Composition and minored in Video Game Scoring as a Berklee Merit and BMI Foundation scholar.
Awards include:
BMI Film Scoring Scholarship
Jeronimas Kacinskas Award for Outstanding Composition
Video Game Audio Endowed Scholarship for Women
Rick Applin Award for Outstanding Fugue Composition
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