Briefs Like No Other in the Music Industry!
The problem with traditional briefs:
TYPICALLY, YOU RECEIVE A BRIEF - BUT IT'S SO BRIEF YOU HAVE TO GUESS WHAT TO CREATE AND WHAT TO SUBMIT.
It's frustrating to put so much work into your music, and submit it with the hope that you'll even get a response - without knowing if anyone even read your email or listened to your music. All your time and resources spent are often wasted.
What makes TEAM briefs different?
With TEAM, you compose DIRECTLY TO PICTURE, learning on-the-job exactly what a music supervisor, music editor, filmscore composer, film mixer and mastering engineer actually do - by DOING IT!
Immediately, you can see how your music matches up with the footage you are composing to.
And regardless of what happens or doesn't happen on that particular brief, and whether or not you even decide to submit, YOU WILL BE CREATING YOUR OWN SHOWREEL that you can use to promote yourself and your music!
And, if you're serious about learning more, you can sign up for a TEAM Premium Subscription Plan and work with #1 Billboard charting, award-winning Music Producer, Engineer, and Voting Member of The Grammy Recording Academy Gary Gray, who specializes in production for sync licensing.
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NEWSFLASH! TEAM Member Bob Ballard WINS Filmscore Composer Competition with His First TEAM Soundtrack Video Showreel!!
Bob Ballard, a TEAM Member from California, who has been being mentored by Gary Gray 1-on-1 for several months, when finding out about composing to picture for the first TEAM "YOU Score The Scene" brief (a trailer), did not believe he could do it. He explained how he tried scoring to film one time in the past, and how it did not go well for him.
However, Bob quietly decided to download the first TEAM "YOU Score The Scene" trailer video, and proceeded to discover that he actually enjoyed the process very much. And using what he learned about music production from TEAM, Bob forged ahead and ended up being the first TEAM Member to submit his trailer.
Here's where things get VERY interesting. Bob then saw a composer contest and submitted the showreel he created from TEAM - and WON the competition - and is now working with an award-winning director and scoring an upcoming full-length documentary!
