Understanding Beats and Transitions 
in Scoring


 

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You know that feeling when you're watching a movie and the score hits at exactly the right moment?

This happens when the composer understands beats and transitions and knows how to work with them.

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So what are beats and transitions?


Beats and transitions are the emotional turning points in every scene - the yelled line, the plot twist revealed, the moment a chase ignites....

And they're everything when it comes to scoring.

When you understanding beats and transitions, they work as your guide in where to introduce music, how to place music, when to pull back, or how to match intensity to the emotional architecture of the scene. 

 

In Understanding Beats and Transitions you will: 

Discover exactly what beats and transitions are, and learn the key differences between them. 
Find out how beats and transitions can guide the music you create as a composer.
Learn about how to spot these essential moments in scenes
Get to break down an original scene in real time so you can see these concepts in action.
Learn practical tips on how you can continue to practise these skills after the masterclass.
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What You’ll Learn in Understanding Beats and Transitions in Scoring

Session One: Overview

 

In this overview section, we'll cover what beats and transitions are, how they differ from each other, how to identify them in scenes and what to expect as you progress through this masterclass.
Session Two: Understanding Beats and Transitions

 

We'll break down what beats and transitions are, how to spot them in a scene, and how they guide your music decisions. I'll also share how I apply them in my own scoring work.
Session Three: Real Scene Analysis

 

Next, we'll watch and analyze an original scene and you will get to put your beats and transitions skills into practice. 
Session Four: Applying What You've Learned

 
It's time to apply what you've been learning throughout this masterclass. I'll provide a workbook resource to support you and we'll explore how to continue this work and solidify what you've learned.
 
Session Five: Closing Q & A 

 
We'll close with a recording of a Q&A and key takeaways from the group who attended this masterclass live. We'll discuss what resonated, address curiosities and talk about how to apply beats and transitions skills in your future projects.

And you get...

 
UNDERSTANDING BEATS AND TRANSITIONS WORKBOOK GUIDE

Use the training and exercise in this workbook to practice identifying beats and transitions, honing your skill and developing the intuition that uplevels your approach to scoring.
 
COMPOSER'S EAR TRAINING INTENSIVE

Fine tune how you hear scores in film and TV, and develop the ear of a professional composer. This 30 day intensive is your implementation plan. You get a daily prompt to guide you to listen differently, and build the skills you need to go pro. 
 
COMPOSER'S EAR TRAINING INTENSIVE

Fine tune how you hear scores in film and TV, and develop the ear of a professional composer. This 30 day intensive is your implementation plan. You get a daily prompt to guide you to listen differently, and build the skills you need to go pro. 

ESSENTIAL SCORING TERMINOLOGY

This resource provides you with a comprehensive breakdown of essential scoring terminology - vital knowledge as you continue diving deeper into the craft of scoring music for film and TV.

LIFETIME ACCESS

You'll get ongoing access so you can return to and rewatch this masterclass as often as you wish, deepening your understanding and integrating the learning into your creative process.

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COMPOSER'S EAR TRAINING INTENSIVE
Fine tune how you hear scores in film and TV, and develop the ear of a professional composer. This 30 day intensive is your implementation plan. You get a daily prompt to guide you to listen differently, and build the skills you need to go pro. 

Hi, I'm Aoife O'Leary.

 

I'm a film composer, artist, and producer from Dublin, Ireland.

My background is in bands and performance, and just one year after beginning to work in a DAW, I co- scored my first feature film, Cult Killer, starring Antonio Banderas.  

The film went on to become a Hulu number one hit, and since then, I have worked on three more full-length films, including the crime action comedy Guns Up, starring Kevin James and Christina Ricci.  

I achieved this without being able to read or write music, without a formal music education, and without knowing how to play an instrument - all of which showed me that there is more than one way to become a film composer  

I created Intro to Scoring to support musicians and producers ready to break into film scoring - regardless of their musical background - and to guide them through the skills, processes, and creative decisions involved in scoring for film and TV.  

The Understanding Beats and Transitions Masterclass breaks down a fundamental part of the scoring process, and when beats and transitions 'click' for you, you'll see real improvement in your scoring - as I did and as my students have too.

I'm so happy you are here. Click below to join.

Aoife

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  • Understanding Beats and Transitions Masterclass led by film composer, Aoife O'Leary (Value $297)

  • Understanding Beats and Transitions Workbook Guide (Value $47)

  • Composer's Ear Training Intensive: 30-Day Implementation Plan (Value $197)

  • Essential Scoring Terminology (Value $47)

  • Lifetime Access (Priceless)


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