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- Опубліковано 15 сер 2024
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CHAPTERS
0:00-0:09 Intro
0:09-1:16 Recommendations for beginners?
1:16-2:57 Using AI art in portfolios?
2:57-4:52 Why a fountain pen?
4:52-5:33 My favorite part about composing
5:33-7:38 Money talk w/ up & coming filmmakers
7:38-11:00 Secret UA-cam hacks/tricks?
11:00-11:34 Learning mixing, mastering, sdx?
11:34-12:34 Short film start to finish?
12:34-13:29 Can I be your friend?
13:29-13:49 1:1 music prod lessons?
13:49-14:11 Gig Hunting Kit
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LOVE THIS! I also noticed how "niche" and interesting the questions are. More fountain pen content please.
More fountain pen you say?? XD Say no more.
Woohoo!!! 🎉🙌😂 I first started with finale, noteflight, sibelious, and music writer app.
Woohoo!!! :) Can't wait until you start making music on Logic or Cubase too!
@@cheska_yo Yeah that would be amazing! 😍 I'll be posting a UA-cam video soon it's about a clarinet solo I composed and I'll play it to see if it's playable since I'm a clarinet player. 😁😸🙌🎉🎶
I used to tear musescore up back in the day 😂
I love what you said about showing people alternative paths in your content cause that’s what I think I’ve been struggling with with my channel
So glad to hear this resonates with you, but I know it's definitely easier said than done! I feel like for my first 10 videos I kept thinking "does anyone actually want to hear this" and oh "this is too niche and specific to me" and tried to play it safe with the value packed content I thought people would want. I'm pretty certain that you're on your way to doing it already!
Have a question that didn't make it into the video? Drop it below and I'll answer 🤗
Cue "scary strings": AI question: Using AI in creating the visuals in your portfolio?
I'm using reelcrafter and then creating visual art using AI. Due to budget -of course-. Ive received some backlash from people, but had to explain that when I reach out to animators/artists the last 10 years; they are generally not interrested in collaborating. Most of them say "I already use sfx I create myself... Not interrested." Or " I use music from [insert random free music site]....
The result is me using comic book art, pexels videos and now AI generative programs like Leonardo...
Would love to hear your input.
Ooooh scary strings! I think your reason for using AI in your portfolio is totally valid. However, I think it might be worth while to change your approach to contacting animators/artists. One of my workshop students took what I taught him and reached out to animators he admired, told them their work really inspired him, and asked if he could make music inspired by their film and share it online to not only practice his skills but promote THEIR project. He was able to get opportunities from doing this and I think it's a really smart application of what I teach in the Gig Hunting Kit but for animated films!
@@cheska_yo Cool 🙏🏻
Thank you
Just had a conversation with you about this ! this is great to see that you are actually listening to others reaching out to you and making a video about it🙏🙌🏻🔥
Yup!! Benefits of having this small but tight knit community haha :) Can't wait to see you grow alongside all of us!
Coolios. I am also very introvert and yep I get you too. Watching your video today is so chill and understanding your thoughts too Happpy weekend Cheska. Another fun weekend ideas :)
Glad you're liking these chill videos! Happy weekend to you too :D
Oooooo I can’t wait to come back to this later!!!
I appreciate this channel for such precious information, it always inspires me. Thank you so much!
So happy to hear this :) thank you for a lovely comment!
Hey Cheska , Great Video as always 😊
Regarding the Problem of filming your whole process: i also have asked myself this question and thought it might be a good idea to just record your screen and make a Voice over afterwards where you explain , what you were doing 😊
Stay Safe
Hehe thanks Marcel! You are totally right, recording it and doing a voice over after is a great way to do it. I'll make sure to remember that when I make that video! Thanks for the great idea :)
YEAAAAA 500!!! NOW TO 1000!!!
YIPPEEEE!!!!
I know you've had a full time job (as I still do). I don't think there is anything I don't know about sync licensing (my first and only "gig" was to compose the music for a ten-episode UA-cam series, but that was bak in 2017), and I have practiced my composing skills be rescoring video shorts or movie shorts. I want to take things to the next level - particularly gaining composing to picture and sync placement opportunities. It just feels like there is a brick wall in front of me moving forward (which is most likely me not getting out of my own way). Did you ever feel that way and, if so, how did you overcome it. BTW, I have subscribed to your newsletter and have the results of the intro quiz. Thanks for you feed here.
Yup I definitely felt that way! It was difficult, especially as a super introverted person- but eventually I started leaning into my strengths as a former scientist and tried to reverse engineer the process of connecting with a filmmaker. This led to me using crowdfunding sites where filmmakers were promoting their projects and training my UA-cam algorithm to show me filmmakers. From there, it was slowly overcoming the belief that "no one wants to work with me because my music isn't good enough yet or I'm too awkward." Once I started reaching out only to filmmakers I really liked and began landing work consistently, I realized that I could actually be a film composer. I really believe that there is a filmmaker out there who would probably love to work with you, it's just a matter of figuring out who that filmmaker is, where they are online, and getting comfortable with being yourself along the way. P.S. Sorry if this was a lot! Since you took the quiz, we could definitely set up a free call and talk about how you can start making progress if you want
Hello. Unfortenly i don't have instagram. hope its okay i ask here. What do you think we should do as daily practices in order to train as a composer?(besides the obvious of composing of course)
Congrats on 500 subs! :)
Hmm, I'd say to make it a habit to go out in the world and experience new things and just live life instead of staying at home to make music! I think going on adventures, even if they're small like going on a hike or trying a new hobby can inspire better music and keep composing enjoyable. For a more daily habit though, I think journaling is super helpful. It might lead to some new ideas that influence how you approach composing for the day or build a career moving forward (if that's something you want to do!) And thank you!!
I really like the personal tone of your videos.
Was I #500? 🙂
Thank you so much!! I'm not sure, but if you subbed in the last week there's a high chance you are hahah
@@cheska_yo I did, so I'm counting it! Keep doing what you're doing & you'll have the next 500 in no time flat.
Congrats on reaching 500 goat. So happy for you! And such great advice as always ❤❤🙌🏾🙌🏾
Hehe thanks Ephraim!!! You should totally join me and share your classical composer secrets on UA-cam haha XD
@@cheska_yo ugh I knooowwww 😅😂
@@ephraimchampion.composer I double dog dare you to post a video sharing how you got your first big opportunity in the classical world and share tips for young composers 🤣 I will blast it in my newsletter hahaha
@@cheska_yo oh wow. Sigh. Challenge accepted now 😂❤️🙏🏽
@@ephraimchampion.composer muahahahahahaha