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Chapter one - finding groups (LO5 + LO6):

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Chapter one - finding groups (LO5 + LO6):

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1.1 Joining of r/INAT (LO6)

1.2 Joining the 'Become a Pro Composer' Discord channel (LO5)

1.3 Conversation with Ben Berkenbosch

1.4 My email addressed to Marcus Warner

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Chapter two - sketching out my business (LO5):

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Chapter two - sketching out my business (LO5):

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2.2 My business archetype pt.2 (LO5)

2.2 My business archetype pt.2 (LO5)

2.3 My business archetype pt.3

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Screenshot of the INAT subreddit that I have joined

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In my research of finding where I can get employment as a composer for media, I stumbled upon r/INAT -which stands for I Need A Team- on Reddit. I have chosen to join this community as it is comprised of small indie game developers who are actively looking for a team of people to help them create their game, in doing this I will be able to make a post on the subreddit stating that I am a composer for media looking for work and I will also be able to build a network of potential employers as well as share my portfolio and previous works with the community.

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Screenshot of the 'Become a Pro Composer' Discord server

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1.2 Joining the 'Become a Pro Composer' Discord channel (LO5):

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1.2 Joining the 'Become a Pro Composer' Discord channel (LO5):

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Throughout my research for the S24 L4.2 MPO100 Your Creative Development module, I stumbled upon a content creator on YouTube called Kevin Kuschel, from his videos I have been able to improve my understanding of how to become a composer for media -with his content leaning more towards epic film scores and trailer music- and from the discovery of his channel I was able to join his public Discord server.

Through joining his server, I found that one of the small composers I am inspired by, Ben Berkenbosch, was a moderator of this Discord server and from this knowledge, I was able to directly contact him through private messages on Discord.

An aspect of this server that I find to be innovative is through its "Melody Mayhem" feature where composers within the server can sign up in order to write to a brief, this feature allows me to learn how to write to a brief with minimal stakes.

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Screenshot of a conversation I had with Ben Berkenbosch on Discord

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As a result of joining the 'Become a Pro Composer' Discord server, I was able to contact Ben Berkenbosch, a young orchestral music composer from the Netherlands. I draw a lot of inspiration from Ben's work as he is at a similar age to myself and has already accomplished many of my goals for my future career, in contacting him I was able to receive links to book a call with him to discuss how to further my skills as a composer for orchestral music and also to aid me in understanding how to navigate the music industry I wish to get involved with.

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My first conversation with Ben Berkenbosch

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Screenshot of the email I sent to Marcus Warner

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1.4 My email addressed to Marcus Warner:

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1.4 My email addressed to Marcus Warner:

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I wrote an email to a musician that inspires me a lot, Marcus Warner. I found his email through looking at his website, found at https://marcuswarner.com, for inspiration for when I create my own.

The purpose of this email was a task set by my mentor to contact someone in the industry, I did not have to recieve a reply from them as it was purely to prove I could draft a professional email to a industry professional and potentially gain some more knowledge if I am lucky to recieve a reply.

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Here is the PDF for the research I have conducted into finding my own business archetype for this module.

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Screenshot of the Everyman business archetype

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Information found at https://iconicfox.com.au/brand-archetypes/

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As displayed by the information in the posts relating to 'My Business Archetype' I have chosen to brand myself using the Everyman archetype as my focus. In doing this I will be able to apply the colour schemes associated with this archetype to allow for my website to look professional while conveying this idea of being an 'Everyman'.

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Screenshot of the mockup for my website slogan on the home page

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I started to create a website, which currently is still being worked on. My plan for this is to provide a way for people to contact me, view my portfolio, access my tracks uploaded to micro-licensing libraries through hyperlinks to my profile on different licensing services (such as AudioJungle), and maybe a way to access samples I may create in the future or other services that I may include further on in my career.

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Screenshot of the mockup of the services section of my website

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Screenshot of the mockup for my about me section on my website

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Here I have written a small statement about what I intend to provide for other creatives with my work. Highlighting the Everyman Archetype I have assigned myself from the previous chapter by reinstating how I aim to meet others needs and not my own.

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Chapter three - mockup of website (LO6):

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Chapter three - mockup of website (LO6):

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3.1 Website creation

3.2 Website services (LO6)

3.3 Website About Me section