Score Music Composer
changing lives productionsDenver (CO)
About the role
Composer For Motivational Cinematic DramasWe are looking for a composer to help us add music to our motivational cinematic dramas. The perfect candidate will plan, conceptualize, and create original music for our content, to help add emotion. They will collaborate closely with our production team on the tonality, scale, style, and feel of our content. This individual has both technical and musical expertise and can adhere to our brand guidelines. In addition, they will possess the ability to complete projects in a short timeframe with exceptional communication. How You'll Spend Your Time: Creating and arranging original scores for content posted on YouTube, Facebook, and Streaming TVCertifying the scores created suit the projects and convey the appropriate mood and tone Collaborating closely with the production team in completing all projects, syncing music, making final adjustments, and meeting deadlines What You Have:5+ years of music production experience Background in scoring preferably for drama films, increasing the viewer's sense of suspense Extensive experience with sound equipment and a strong portfolio that demonstrates musical versatility Exceptional organization and communication skills A strong desire to work with a collaborative and mission-based team Who Oversees You: The Composer reports directly to the Post Manager Who You Oversee: Currently, the Composer has no personnel reporting directly to him or her Where It All Goes Down: This is a remote role that can be worked at from a home office space When The Magic Happens: This is a Consultant role
Why You Should Join Us:
- We've kept our hiring bar really high - you will work with the best!
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- No formal cover letters, please. Instead include a few short paragraphs in your application explaining why you'd be a good fit for this particular position. Please include any links to your work.
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