Master of Music in Scoring for Film, Television, and Video Games

This one-year intensive Master of Music focuses on the art and craft of composing, orchestrating, editing, and producing music for the screen using the latest technology.

This program is taught at Berklee's campus in Valencia, Spain. The Valencia campus is located in the iconic City of Arts and Sciences.

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Program Highlights

Direct and Remote Recording Sessions

Students record their compositions on our scoring stage and also participate in remote recording sessions with orchestras such as the Budapest Art Orchestra. The final project of the year includes a recording session at a major studio.

The Latest Technology

Students become skilled users of the latest hardware and software on multiple computer systems in our technology labs and studios.

A Real-World Working Environment

Students leave the program with excellent working knowledge of industry workflows and processes.

- Ana Kasrashvili
- M.M. '15
“It was a very intense and challenging year for me. I never had the opportunity to write and record so much music in one year, especially under a deadline, which is very important.”
- Anže Rozman
- M.M. '14
“My biggest opportunity at Berklee Valencia was recording with a 54-piece orchestra at Air Studios in London as part of our final project. This was one of the most exciting and important experiences in my professional life as the piece I recorded managed to get the attention of Hans Zimmer.”

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State-of-the-Art Facilities

Learn the process of building live events and develop skills to ensure a successful tour, festival, or concert.

Music Technology Complex

The music technology complex houses two technology labs and five recording studios, including a world-class scoring stage.

Strategic Location

Located in the City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia, Spain, the 3,600 square meter campus is surrounded by futuristic buildings and very close to the city center and the beach.