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Music for Screen with QMusic


May 10, 2024

Date and time: Tuesday 21 May, 6pm–8pm

Location: The Precinct, Levevel 2/315 Brunswick St, Fortitude Valley

Cost: Free

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Screen Queensland has partnered with QMusic to present the Music for Screen panel on Tuesday 21 May. The panel features finalists from the first annual Music for Screen Award at this year’s Queensland Music Awards and games music specialists who will share their creative process and industry experiences. 

The panel will be facilitated by Tyler McLoughlan from Sound Pound and the speakers will include Music for Screen finalists Aubrielle and Tristan Barton as well as Queensland screen composers Ack Kinmonth, Dan Sugars and Jazz D’Arcy who work across film, television, games and beyond. 

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