specialization

Music Supervision

This specialization program will guide you through the ins and outs of music supervision.

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This program is perfect for...

Individuals pursuing a career in music supervision
Music supervisors looking to expand their expertise
Entertainment professionals who want to understand the music supervision process
Individuals interested in music supervision

What you can learn.

Principles of music supervision
Understanding of how music impacts the visual medium
The technical and legal components of music placement
How to manage a musical budget for a project

Courses

Click below to view the required and elective courses, if applicable, for this program.

Required (4)

Required Courses

Music Supervision for Film and Television

MUSC X 484.31

Typically Offered: Fall, Winter, Spring

Music Licensing: Turning Talent into Dollars

MUSC X 449.2

Typically Offered: Fall, Spring

Copyright Law in the Entertainment Industry

MGMT X 448.84

Typically Offered: Winter, Summer

Music Publishing

Select 1 music publishing course from the list below.

Music Publishing: Law and Business

MUSC X 448.17

Typically Offered: Fall

Music Publishing: A Creative and Business Perspective

MUSC X 448.81

Typically Offered: Winter, Spring

Estimated Cost Breakdown

All courses in this program are paid for individually, unless otherwise noted. An application form is required to establish candidacy in this program. From the 'Apply Now' button, complete the online application and pay the application fee if applicable.

Application & Candidacy Fee

50.00

Estimated Program Tuition

2980.00

Estimated program textbook/materials

250.00

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*The Application & Candidacy Fee establishes your candidacy in the program for a period of time covering normal progress toward completion and may allow you to access a variety of program benefits.

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VA Benefit
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