Berklee Summer Programs

Every great story needs a soundtrack. This summer in Los Angeles, learn how music shapes emotion, drives storytelling, and brings film, television, and video games to life. At Berklee's Film, TV, and Game Scoring Program, you'll compose original music, explore orchestration and production techniques, study with industry professionals, and gain hands-on experience scoring scenes in the heart of the entertainment industry.

🎬 July 20–24
📍 Los Angeles
🎼 Ages 14+

Featuring guest artists including acclaimed composers Harry Gregson-Williams (Shrek, The Martian, Gladiator II) and Simon Franglen (Avatar: The Way of Water, Avatar: Fire and Ash).

Registration closes June 1. Secure your spot today.

The June 1 deadline for programs starting in July is almost here. This is your final chance to complete your registration and secure your spot for Berklee Summer Programs. Don’t miss the opportunity to spend your summer learning, creating, and growing alongside a global community of young artists and musicians. Complete your registration today!

We’re excited to welcome Andy Seltzer as a guest artist for the Songwriting Workshop this summer.

A Berklee alum, producer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist, Seltzer has collaborated with artists including Maggie Rogers, Kali Uchis, NIKI, Chelsea Cutler, and Zach Bryan, with credits spanning songwriting, production, mixing, and vocal engineering.

There’s still time to sign up for the Songwriting Workshop and learn from working music industry professionals like Andy this summer.

We’re excited to welcome AleMor and Iyana “Kasualtee” Ferrell as guest artists for the Songwriting Workshop this summer.

AleMor is a Grammy-nominated Colombian singer-songwriter known for blending R&B, soul, jazz, and bolero influences. Kasualtee is a songwriter, vocal producer, and engineer who has contributed to projects for artists including Beyoncé, Dan + Shay, and Chris Brown.

There’s still time to sign up for the Songwriting Workshop and learn from working artists like these on our Boston campus this summer.

New to Boston? From navigating the T to finding your favorite neighborhood spots, this student guide offers a firsthand look at life in the city—on and off campus. Explore how students balance classes, creative work, and professional opportunities in one of the country’s most dynamic arts hubs.

Living in Boston: A Guide for Incoming Boston Conservatory Students From navigating “the T” to balancing school with professional gigs, a current student shares her tips on living in Boston.

Discover what is possible when you dedicate your summer to your music.

Your path in music starts here.

The people you meet here become part of your creative journey.

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