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Singing School, recording students and developing their craft as singers/artists while recording songs for weddings, birthdays, and submissions to music publishers. Where do you see your skills in using digital technology taking you in the future?
work. It would be a dream come true to be recognised as a skilled producer and have artists looking to me to produce their work but I know that to get there, I have to not just dream, but put in the time to develop my craft. www.thevoicesingingschool.com
A laptop with affordable software and a range of virtual processors opens up so many options from engineering and producing other artists to developing my own sound and songwriting style. With online distribution you can start up your own label to produce and release your own
There is great diversity in how successful graduates of the TCTC courses apply their skills and industry knowledge. Some graduates, like Tyrone, have integrated digital technology into work opportunities extending the range of products they create and services they provide for clients. Other graduates have produced music tracks for local and interstate artists/composers, enrolled and completed tertiary study at JMC Academy and University of QLD. One graduate is now an audio/staging crew member of the Queensland Symphony Orchestra.
As well as sound and music production, animation, game programming, graphic design and digital film/video production are also areas of skills training you can undertake at the TCTC. For further information, contact the Heatley Secondary College Administration Office on 4726 8333 or enquire online at
tctc@heatleysc.eq.edu.au or www.facebook.com/ TownsvilleCreativeTechCollege/
The majority, like Tyrone, integrate their digital skills into the wider demands of their technical production practices and establish themselves as freelance engineers/ producers.
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