Cerrabore
10-29-2005, 03:50 PM
Someone call the feds...
I am sixteen years old, and want to know if there are any viable opportunities for making a business of composing. I have written music for a few school-related events (in band, drama, etc.), but have never written music for money. My schedule, including school work and drama, allows for an average of two free hours every day (more on weekends). Now, on the assumption that there are actually people who would hire me... What sort of possibilities are there, and how would my age complicate matters legally? I am thinking in the realm of short films or "home-made" video games. Where to share demos, who to contact? I know a lot of you compose for a living, and would have plenty of knowledge on this.
Don't get me wrong, this isn't, "How do I contact Hollywood to score the next Indiana Jones movie?" I only wonder if there are any business ventures small enough to take on at this point.
Thanks in advance! :D
I am sixteen years old, and want to know if there are any viable opportunities for making a business of composing. I have written music for a few school-related events (in band, drama, etc.), but have never written music for money. My schedule, including school work and drama, allows for an average of two free hours every day (more on weekends). Now, on the assumption that there are actually people who would hire me... What sort of possibilities are there, and how would my age complicate matters legally? I am thinking in the realm of short films or "home-made" video games. Where to share demos, who to contact? I know a lot of you compose for a living, and would have plenty of knowledge on this.
Don't get me wrong, this isn't, "How do I contact Hollywood to score the next Indiana Jones movie?" I only wonder if there are any business ventures small enough to take on at this point.
Thanks in advance! :D