Academy of Contemporary Music - Business and Production Studies

Business and Production Studies

The school also offers courses in music production and the business side of the music industry. These elements of the curriculum frequently work together with other students doing musical studies and both get experience out of it. The business side can manage ACM bands and artists, book and manage gigs, arrange auditions etc., while the production side does all related to music production (e.g. recording, sequencing, mixing, etc.). This is done to provide studio experience for the music students and is an integral part of the studies of music production students.

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