The first week is generally dedicated to teaching and presenting the assignment.

The renowned composers will first teach a lesson (ie. efficient ways to score an action animation scene).

Then, the'll introduce the assignment. For example, Christopher Young will present you with a variety of movie scenes. For instance, he might show scenes from the Spider-Man movie directed by Sam Raimi.

You then have to pick one of these scenes.

Once you've picked a scene, you'll get something called 'spotting notes', which are the notes the director gave Chris to work on those scenes. They help guide you on how to compose music for that particular scene.

Then you'll be assigned to write music for that scene.

The composer will review your music.

They'll spend time with you, reviewing your music, to provide you with comprehensive support and feedback.

This is like having a personal coach in sports who helps you understand your strengths and areas for improvement, guiding you toward becoming a better player.

Similarly, these mentors guide you toward becoming a better composer.

Just like in real life, when you get notes from your client (director/producer) you'd do rewrites..

Same concept here. After receiving the feedback from your mentors, you'll have a chance to rework your music and make changes based on their notes.

Then, you'll meet with your mentor again with them for one extra final revision.

The workshops in the Momentum X program are month-long events scheduled monthly, based on the availability of our esteemed Hollywood composer mentors.

Since these high-profile professionals have variable schedules, we confirm workshop dates one month in advance, allowing participants to plan accordingly for a fully immersive experience.

These workshops featuring specialized topics taught by high-profile industry experts, are optional "add-ons".

These workshops are NOT included in the core curriculum, and require an additional fee to attend.

They offer participants the opportunity to delve deeper into specific areas of interest and learn from renowned professionals.

These add-ons are designed to complement and enhance the learning experience for those who seek more specialized knowledge and are willing to invest further in their education.

The price depends on the teacher and is announced one month in advance. But generally speaking they range between $1,000 to $3,000.

These workshops are limited to 20 spots each.

Among others, we've had workshops with composers such as Chris Young on thematic scoring, Lennie Moore on video game scoring, Amie Doherty on animation film scoring, Doug Campbell on storytelling with music, and Dennis Sands on mixing.