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Screen Meets Music: A Guide to Creative Collaboration


July 31, 2025

Date and time: Wednesday 20 August, 6:30 – 8pm

Location: online

Screen Queensland has teamed up with QMusic to support the Screen Meets Music: A Guide to Creative Collaboration webinar on Wednesday 20 August. Music can make or break tone, tension and immersion in screen stories and this webinar provides an insider’s look at everything you need to know as a filmmaker or composer crafting for the screen.

While screen and music are intrinsically connected, the creative partnership between these worlds often remains misunderstood. This dynamic discussion bridges that gap, exploring everything from music copyright essentials to the real-world collaboration between directors, producers and composers. Through discussion led by expert Tyler McLoughlan (The Sound Pound) and candid conversation, discover how to forge stronger creative alliances that elevate both storytelling and composing for the screen.

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