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I followed the course "Music Composition for Video Games with Jason Graves" and I was blown away by the professionalism, the enthusiasm, the amount of useful content shared during the 6 weeks. Jason is a wonderful instructor, and Sam the course manager did a great job in keeping all glued. I absolutely want to recommend this course to composers who are doing the first steps in video game scoring. You will learn lot of things and most importantly you will see things in action not just theory! Last to mention also the connection with other composers

I took the Film Sound Design class with Joshua Fielstra. This class was phenomenal for kicking me back into gear and rolling on continuing to advance my sound design abilities and knowledge. I loved how open the instructor was about the plethora of tools, techniques, and methods he employs. The reviewer, Lacey, gave great feedback and ways to improve on each project. The administrative team (especially Sabina) also consistently checked in on the class, asking for reviews throughout and always made sure to support each student while assisting with any challenges as they came up. Everything in this class was helpful, and the access to recordings of every piece with a follow-up within a year with the instructor on any topic were great additions.

Really my experience with the team was amaizing!! they help me in averything. Without a doubt, I would take more courses with you. You have a great sense of responsibility and teamwork.

Michiel Pruijssers is hands down the best educator one can have for the space. He makes sense of the complexity and ambiguity around AI in a ways where I could bring it back to my teams and add design value & increase the engineers' & data scientists' value within showcasing my first prototype. Not only that, I showcased my efficiency at interviews & received an offer. It's great to have the basics cleared in this manner, so I can apply the learnings.

This course was insightful, practical, and inspiring. James encouraged us to think critically about design and use AI as a creative amplifier. He gave thoughtful, constructive feedback that pushed our ideas further and helped us grow. The structure balanced strategy with hands-on work, and the live sessions made learning feel collaborative and engaging. A great experience overall.

This course was far more than a how-to—it was a comprehensive, thought-provoking journey into the evolving relationship between design and artificial intelligence. It seamlessly blended foundational theory, critical research, and hands-on creative practice, making it one of the most well-rounded learning experiences I’ve had. We began with the core ideas behind AI—understanding how these systems learn, generate, and simulate, and what that means for the future of creative work. The instructor brought clarity to complex topics like machine learning, neural networks, and generative models, helping us grasp not just what AI can do, but how and why it works. What made the course especially powerful was its emphasis on research and critical thinking. We examined key ideas from AI ethics, design theory, and cultural studies, which helped us reflect on authorship, originality, bias, and the responsibility we carry as designers using powerful new tools. These insights weren’t treated as side notes—they were woven into every part of the curriculum. On the practical side, we engaged in a wide range of exercises that challenged us to apply AI in ways that felt meaningful, personal, and forward-looking. Whether working solo or collaboratively, I always felt encouraged to experiment, reflect, and push my thinking. Most importantly, this course helped reframe AI not as a threat to creativity, but as a new design partner—one that can expand our imaginations, surface unexpected ideas, and help us design not just faster, but more thoughtfully. If you’re a creative looking to future-proof your practice, or simply curious about what it means to design in collaboration with intelligent systems, this course is a must. It’s not just about skills—it’s about mindset, ethics, and vision.

I took the Music Composition for Games course with Jason Graves, and it was easily one of the best online learning experiences I’ve had. The course content was practical, inspiring, and structured in a way that built real-world skills fast. Jason didn’t just teach techniques—he taught how to think like a working composer. The feedback was detailed and personal, not canned. I felt seen and supported the whole time. By the end, I had a solid portfolio piece, a better workflow, and the confidence to go after real projects. I also made lasting connections with fellow students through our Discord group—sharing feedback, wins, struggles, and industry insight. That community has been just as valuable as the course itself. ELVTR’s platform was smooth, and their support team actually responded when I had questions. The alumni perks (like discounts on major plugin libraries) were a nice bonus too. I highly recommend this if you're serious about leveling up your creative career.

Absolutely fantastic course by David Weiss and Steven Roy, I’ve really enjoyed their animation script writing class! On top of that, ELVTR is always willing to hear you out if you don’t like a course and will refund you if it’s not a fit. I really appreciate this program, as well as the scriptwriting class.