How to Write Emotional Music | IFMC Masterclass (Edit)

Want to learn how to write emotional music that actually moves people?
In this masterclass, created in partnership with the Indie Film Music Contest, I break down the complete framework I use to shape emotion in every piece I write — from character themes to full cinematic scores.

We’ll cover:
???? How composers control Valence, Size, and Energy
???? How to use the 9 musical parameters to sculpt emotion
???? The psychology behind why certain music feels the way it does

Whether you're writing for film, games, theatre, or your own personal projects, this class will help you understand how music creates emotion — and how you can take control of it.

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