Time and schedule

- MOMENTUM MENTORSHIP: Starts just 2 times per year. There's usually a one-year waitlist. Fixed schedule, start, and end dates.

- MOMENTUM X: Starts immediately. While there are weekly classes, the schedule is flexible. You can go at your own pace. You decide when to start and end.

Hollywood Mentors

- MOMENTUM MENTORSHIP: Has a set of mentors that are part of the program (ie. Christopher Young, Javier Navarrete, Dennis Sands, Lennie Moore, Amie Dohery, etc). All the classes with these mentors are included in the program. Hence, the cost of the program is higher ($14,800).

- MOMENTUM X: While you have a set group of award-winning and actively working composers that work with you every week, there is also a series of workshops with Hollywood Composers that are optional add-ons. This drastically reduces the price of the program, while you still have access to this one-of-a-kind mentoring opportunities.

Simple: volume.

Momentum X is a bigger group that than Momentum Mentorship. Momentum Mentorship is more personalized, with more 1-on-1 support.

How big is the Momentum X group? As it starts, the group is small. As it grows there's a limit to 200 members. Beyond that if the group is full, there's a waitlist.

There are at least FOUR classes per week

- One Q&A class (1 hour)

- One topic-based workshop (1 hour)

- Two feedback classes (music review)

All classes happen on Zoom (online) and are recorded. If you can't attend a class, you can watch the replay later.

All classes are held by award-winning, actively working composers.

In the Momentum X program, the level of interaction with your teachers is high. You'll meet with composers who are currently active working in the industry at least four times per week.

There are three ways of how you interact:

1) MUSIC CRITIQUE

You'll get assignments to complete (ie. composing a music piece, scoring a scene from a movie, etc). You'll compose the music based on a set of instructions. Then you'll upload your work for your teacher to review.

Finally, you'll meet with the teachers. They'll critique your music, giving you valuable feedback like a coach would, helping you improve and refine your skills. It's a very hands-on approach, with lots of direct interaction and feedback from these top industry professionals.

2) Q&A

Group class on Zoom where you can ask any type of question to your teacher.

3) TOPIC BASED WORKSHOPS

Group class on Zoom. The topic is set in advance (ie orchestral template, advanced compression techniques for orchestral music, mastering, workflow optimization for increasing composing speed, etc). During the first part of the class, the teacher will talk about that topic. The remaining part of the session will be open mic Q&A discussion.

Yes. You can stay as long as you want. You'll be paying $500 each month for as long as you want to stay.

Think of this as having access to this level of teaching and support at for this monthly price. When you've acquired all the support and and knowledge that this platform has to offer to you, then you can cancel.

You can do it yourself. And you can cancel at any time. There's a cancel button and this will automatically stop the monthly payments.

Now, remember that this is a three months commitment. At the beginning of the third month (61 days after enrolling), button will show up in your dashboard with a link to cancel payments. 

When you enroll, you get IMMEDIATE ACCESS to course materials and classes schedule.