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Cullen Forbes - Freelance Audio Engineer / Composer
This is my final project which culminates all of my learning done at SAE over the past three years. It showcases my knowledge of sound design, mixing, composition, editing, and production. I worked on 2 separate compositions, one for a horror film, and the other for a heartfelt animation. These were two very different compositions that show off my talents and skills which were greatly improved on while studying at SAE
When It Begins
During the events of a colossal titan wreaking havoc, Where It Begins follows Ellie, a 19 year old girl running from her Narcissistic parents and seeking shelter at her estranged brother\u27s place, where she breaks the news of her acceptance to a veterinary school over east. As the afternoon unfolds, she asks for advice on whether or not to tell her parents and they discuss her future
Let\u27s Bone!
\u27Let\u27s Bone!\u27 is a short prototype visual-novel about seeking love in the afterlife with the help of a gameshow and it\u27s less-than-helpful host
Deleter
Deleter is a Horror/ Thriller Film, through scoring this film Sound design through a combinations of sound instead of differentiating the digital and orchestral as elements
Shall We Talk [Film]
Shall We Talk is a film about Levi, who is an immigrant living with his reclusive stepfather, Flynn. As there situation becomes increasing more toxic, Levi has to find his way out, confronting Flynn, the past and himself in the process
The Musical Chairs Framework for Understanding New Audiences and Innovative Practice: An Analysis from the Perspective of the Conductor
This article introduces the Musical Chairs Framework, a strategic tool designed to help artists position their practice along the spectrum of traditional to innovative approaches and across familiar to new audiences. Drawing from the author’s dual background as a conductor and former strategy and management consultant, as well as building on a Master’s thesis exploring innovative conducting formats, the framework is situated within the context of the New Audiences and Innovative Practice (NAIP) program. It offers a quadrant-based model to support reflective decision-making when reorienting artistic practice, especially in fields like conducting that have strong connections within conservatory traditions. The article explores the historical and evolving roles of the conductor, examines how innovations in technology and audience engagement reshape performance formats, and applies the framework through examples ranging from orthodox symphonic concerts to experimental music with a sonified conducting baton. The article argues for the importance of dynamic positioning in artistic practice, suggesting that artistic renewal, explorations for new audiences and innovation are critical for countering cultural stagnation and maintaining creative vitality
Rainbow Bop: Integrating a Multidisciplinary Industry Project within Tertiary Music Education
Australian tertiary music programs often incorporate elements of songwriting, production, music industry studies, cultural awareness, entrepreneurship, and creative practice. These programs aim to prepare students for portfolio careers that blend diverse aspects of music, including performance, recording, teaching, community work, and digital presence. In alignment with this approach, SAE University College emphasizes innovative, real-world learning, fostering an environment where students experience hands-on, feedback-oriented projects that reflect current industry trends and challenges.
This research showcases an innovative approach to music education through the “Rainbow Bop” YouTube series for children, where SAE Music students are engaged in a multidisciplinary industry project as part of their curriculum. Rainbow Bop is a 12-episode series designed for children ages 0-5, using music, puppetry, video, and animation to support educational pillars such as literacy, cultural awareness, numeracy, and social-emotional development. By integrating students into this project, SAE provides a unique experiential learning opportunity that allows them to apply and expand their skills in real-world contexts.
Students involved in Rainbow Bop gain practical experience across a range of professional activities, such as original songwriting, arranging, studio recording, working with specific briefs, social media content creation, and project management. This multidisciplinary, community-focused project encourages students to think beyond traditional popular music production. Through “Rainbow Bop,” students gain insight into how music is valued by different societal groups and the impact it can have on communities. This experience equips students with a broader understanding of the potential for their creative skills to serve various audience needs, enhancing their adaptability and expanding their capacity for innovation in their future music careers
DDX181.1 Visual Identity Design Example 2
A student submission for DDX181.1 25T2 Project 1
Pigments, Bridge Of Disciplines
What follows is an excerpt from Pigments: The Bridge of Disciplines, a practice-based Masters thesis exploring the intersection of oil painting and ceramics through shared material processes. The literature review grounds the research in theories of Meshwork, Play, Bricolage, and Path making, framing an interdisciplinary approach that challenges traditional boundaries and fosters new modes of creative expression
Debt
Debt follows Xander, who is struggling to take care of his ill mother. In seeking help he finds a money-loaning scheme that will pay for his mothers medical needs. The scheme is run by Moz, a local businessman who embeds unrealistic clauses into his contracts for his own benefit. Interested in Xanders situation, Moz takes him under his wing and begins to show him how the system works. Using Moz’s scheme to helps his mother, xander discovers how corrupt the system is and is now left in a precarious situation to either work with Moz’s or fight the syste