Conceive, record, design, produce, launch your sound 

The Music Communications study program encompasses subjects and courses from different areas such as history of music, sound recording and design, sound postproduction, applied composition, music in film, theater, radio, media; organization and production of music events, projects and audio-visual spectacles, as well as communicology subjects necessary in order to acquire the skills for work in music industry and work in collectives. Also, certain subject familiarize the students with relevant IT areas, which are more than desirable for today’s creation and use of sound.

Through studying this module you will learn to analyze and create music content for dramatic and audio-visual formats, to write and select music for a film, series, play, ad; to perceive global trends and apply them at the local level in order to receive global attention and popularity.

You will learn how to conceive, record, design, post-produce and launch your own music.

You will be ready to organize and produce a festival and a concert of your music idol.

You will be able to perceive the trends in the music industry, the potentials of a certain genre or author, to profile their music and present it to the market.

This is your chance to create the music scene and enrich the music industry!

Create the image of sound

Nowadays, content creation is closely related to the new media, i.e. innovative information technology.
The contemporary media practices have become a widely accepted phenomenon, opening the door to creating innovative content.

Studies at the Faculty of Contemporary Arts provides work with the most advanced technology and programs and ensure that the entire project, from preproduction to postproduction, is realized in accordance with the global standards.
Faculty of Contemporary Arts offers the direct application of the acquired knowledge and skills at the first educational television – eduTV, where you will be able to turn your creativity into action.

eduTV is the first educational television in the entire region. Its twelve channels constitute a generator of knowledge from the areas of marketing, design, business, IT.
The great experience of the professionals who work there will provide you with the right environment for managing a successful production.

Early on, you will become familiar with the full equipment required for shooting, such as professional cameras, lighting, different kinds of microphones, and the crew involved in the shooting.

Once the material is recorded, your practice continues in postproduction, where you will become familiar with editing and audio and video processing of the recorded material through cutting-edge technology.

PRACTICE IN STATE-OF-THE-ART MUSIC STUDIO

In elaborately equipped music studio created to meet the global standards, you will be able to work with the most advanced digital technology and apply your knowledge in practice.

You will become familiar with the functioning of every element necessary in order to create a sound recording. You will learn how to use the devices for recording instruments and vocals, as well as sound postproduction software.

Besides the music studio, where you will experience the process of recording sound for TV shows, radio dramas, other media content, ads, jingles, at eduTV you will also learn how to record sound for audio-visual content, as well as song is recorded outside the studio, in the field/exterior.

How to become a successful music producer?

The teaching at Music Communications takes places through lectures, exercises, colloquiums, tests and individual seminary projects, with the emphasis on practical activities..

The study program encompasses 42 exams, 32 mandatory and 10 elective from a list of 20 elective subjects. All subjects at this study program last one semester.

Students’ activities are monitored and assessed using the point (credit) system.

The subjects are divided into mandatory and elective, which allows professional development in the area of production that interests you the most.

What next?

Upon the completion of your studies, you can work as:

Depending on the choice of future profession, your working hours can be flexible. The job of a content creator is dynamic, creative and full of challenges; it requires communication skills, diligence and continuous work which, combined with formal education, leads to success.

The number of students in the class has been determined bearing in mind the need to ensure that equal attention can be given to each student through individual work and consultations.