I'm Lee Jun-hwa, a film music composer.

As a composer of music for many dramas and movies, including Netflix “Sweet Home,” OCN “Voice,” KBS2, “When the Camellia Blossoms Bloom,” SBS “Morning Star at the Convenience Store,” and many others, he is active in various fields, participating in music arrangements and other sessions with various artists such as Lee Seok-hoon, Sunset, April, Ali, Crucial Star, Bibi, and Kevin Oh. Recently, I have been communicating with many people through various music and content through a YouTube channel called “Junpop.”

An invisible story

original soundtrack

If you watch memorable movies and dramas, you can't miss an OST that creates a dramatic atmosphere and helps you immerse yourself, right? As many people think of a work as an OST, music is also an invisible story. In this class, I will teach you how to compose songs and various know-how and tips for creating soundtracks used in various movies and dramas.

Composing movie music

From sketching to mastering

The original soundtrack used in a movie or drama should be approached slightly differently from how we make pop music as we know it. In order to create a song based on the video where the song will be used, I will also tell you about the entire arrangement process from the beginning of the sketch, the virtual instruments used in the actual business, and the samples and combination methods I love in my actual work. We'll also show you the entire process from mixing to mastering.

Songs used in actual works

Learn how-tos and tips.

The advantage of movie & drama music is that there are many opportunities to directly use a wide variety of genres and styles in songs. In fact, I would like to explain the entire work process to you in detail through the project used in the work I participated in.

I would like to tell you about the various processes of sketching and building the song based on what plan, where the motifs were received, and how various FX, plug-ins, and virtual instruments were used. Furthermore, I would like to cover in depth the various know-how and tips obtained from the business, as well as the field of sound design.

Project song #1 to be shown in class

This is the opening theme for the drama “When the Camellia Blossoms Bloom.”

I would like to explain the entire process from track making to completion, from the theme of the version that couldn't be inserted in the final edited version of the drama to the fixed final version.

Project song #2 to be shown in class

It's a funky theme created as the soundtrack for the drama “The Spy Who Loved Me.”

Let's dive into the full details of the track, including sound effects, virtual instruments used, and signal chains.

Project song #3 to be shown in class

A synth-pop theme with a youthful feel

Learn beatmaking and sound design using layering and samples from various synthesizers.

Video Music Making Practice Course

Now, based on all the techniques you learned in class, you'll have time with me to create your own music with the same videos one by one!

If you've finished the case study

Now I'll have to make my own, right?

From creating the basic theme that forms the backbone of the song, we'll work together to develop and build up 4-8 word units. If you practice creating themes based on various sample videos, you'll find moments where the soundtrack you created fits perfectly with the work.

To the music I love

Add more stories.

Movie music doesn't necessarily have to be your goal. It is a content that can be fully used in all genres. There's nothing more helpful than studying a soundtrack to add atmosphere to my music and create a story. I'll see you in class:)