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This Privacy Notice (“Notice”) sets out what personal information pointblank Music School (“pointblank”, “We”, “us”, “our”) collects and how that information is processed when you visit the websites located at www.pointblankmusicschool.com (“Sites”) and/or the services provided from the Sites (“Services”).
This Privacy Notice describes, in a clear and accessible way, how pointblank complies with data protection legislation. This includes the purposes and legal basis for each type of processing, any transfers or third party recipients of personal information, and the timescales for storing and processing them. This Policy also outlines your rights and obligations regarding data protection.
This Privacy Notice applies to all applicants, students, alumni, subscribers and anyone else about whom pointblank may have reasons to collect and process data, including personal information, either online and/ or offline.
pointblank is committed to protecting and respecting your privacy. We only collect personal information necessary to provide the services that you requested, the use of your personal information will not be excessive and we take reasonable security measures to protect it. If we require your consent for any specific use of your personal information, we will collect it at the appropriate time and you can withdraw it at any time. We do not sell your personal data to third parties under any circumstances or use your personal information to carry out any wholly automated decision-making that affects you.
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‘Personal information’ refers to any information which relates to or identifies you as an individual (“Data subject”) of which the following are examples: names, photographs, addresses, phone numbers, emails, IP addresses, payment details, social media account ID, screen name/ nickname, passport details, browser and device information, server log file information and information collected through cookies.
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Information is crucial to ensuring we can understand, tailor, and deliver the best services to you. It helps us operate as efficiently as possible and to make sure our interactions with you are timely and relevant to you. To do this, we may collect information about you when you:
Higher Education (“HE”) programmes
pointblank will use the personal information you provide on your enrolment/ application form (either through UCAS or direct application), together with any supporting documents, additional details provided by referee and notes followed by any interview (if applicable), to form part of the admissions process.
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pointblank will process the personal information and additional information provided on your application for the purposes of identifying you, processing your application, verifying the information provided, deciding whether to offer you a place for the course you have applied for, and communicating that outcome together with any feedback.
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pointblank will process your personal information for a range of contractual, statutory or public interest purposes, including the following:
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Other than as set out above, we will not normally publish or disclose any personal information about you to other external individuals and/ or organisations unless you have requested it or consented to it, or unless it is in your vital interests to do so (e.g. in an emergency situation).
pointblank will use the details you provided for registration and course administrative purposes. We may aggregate or anonymize such data (where necessary) for statistical and course improvement purposes upon the completion of the course.
pointblank will process your personal information for a range of contractual, statutory or public interest purposes, including the following:
As described above, your personal information is shared with relevant staff at pointblank as required. In addition, it is shared as permitted or required by law, on a considered and confidential basis, with a range of external organisations, including the following:
Other than as set out above, we will not normally publish or disclose any personal information about you to other external individuals and/ or organisations unless you have requested it or consented to it, or unless it is in your vital interests to do so (e.g. in an emergency situation).
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You may also be required to undergo certain additional recruitment checks or procedures as part of the job application and offer process (e.g. criminal convictions checks or visa application procedures).
pointblank will process the personal information provided on your application and the other information referred to above for the purposes of:
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We consider the processing of your personal information for the above purposes to be either necessary for us to take steps with a view to creating a contractual relationship with you (e.g. to assess your application for employment with us), or necessary for compliance with a legal obligation (e.g. equal opportunities monitoring). We require you to provide us with the information we ask for during the application process in order to assess your application properly except where its supply is marked as optional. Application decisions are not automated.
As well as circulating your application and related materials to the appropriate staff at pointblank, we may share your personal information for the above purposes as relevant and necessary with:
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Please refer to our ‘Cookies policy’ in the following section and the ‘Site Visitors Agreement’ on our website.
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The information is used for analysing sites activities and generating insights to allows us to improve your online experience. Examples include:
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For the protection of children’s privacy, we require parental consent from users who are under the age of 16, who wish to enquire and/ or enrol our courses. If we become aware that a child under 16 has provided us with personal information, we will request a parental consent otherwise we will take steps to delete such information.
If you are over the age of 16 but under the age of 18, you should review the terms of this Privacy Policy with your parent or guardian to make sure you both understand them.
In certain circumstances, staff members at pointblank may have a duty to disclose sensitive information about students under the age of 18, or vulnerable adults, to designated colleagues or appropriate government agencies under the terms of our Safeguarding Policy or the Prevent Duty.
pointblank uses external providers to process, store and back-up our data. We also use cloud data storage. By default, data is stored at data centres located in the UK or the EU but in exceptional circumstances data may be processed at data centre outside UK/ EU. Your personal information will only be transferred to countries whose data protection laws have been assessed as adequate by the European Commission, or where adequate safeguards, such as the EU-US Privacy Shield, are in place to protect your personal information.
We will only keep your personal information for as long as it is necessary. For more details please refer to our Records Management and Retention Policy below:
You have the right, subject to certain exemptions, to access a copy of your personal information that is held by pointblank by submitting a request (commonly known as a ‘subject access request’).
If you wish to make a subject access request, please email dataprotection(at)pointblankmusicschool.com to request a form.
On receipt of your completed form, payment of fee (if applicable), verification of your identity, and sufficient details to enable us to locate the information, pointblank is obliged to respond within one calendar month. In circumstances where the request is excessive, we may extend the deadline for up to two months to provide a full response. If so, we will notify you of this extension and the reason it has been applied.
The information will be supplied subject to any applicable exemptions. The data will be provided as of the date of receipt of your request.
You have the right to stop receiving marketing communications from us if you wish, you can do so at any time by one of the following methods:
It might take up to 14 days for our system to be updated, so you might still receive messages from us while we process your request. Please be aware that stopping marketing communications will not stop student service communications (such as student updates/ notification), which are essential communications if you are studying at pointblank.
This information was last updated in December 2020. It will be reviewed periodically and updated at least annually. The amended information will apply from the date it is posted and will govern the way in which we collect and use personal information from then on.
If you have any queries about this Privacy Notice or would like to exercise your rights, please contact us at dataprotection(at)pointblankmusicschool.com.
The data controller of personal information collected through this website is: pointblank Ltd, registered company number 2963163.
The Sites, together with all content are owned or controlled by pointblank Limited, with its registered office at 23-28 Penn St, London N1 5DL. By visiting the Sites, you are accepting and consenting to the practices described in this Privacy Policy.
pointblank Music School
Los Angeles
Office address:
1035 S. La Brea Ave, Los Angeles CA 90019
Tel:
Email:
admissions@pointblankmusicschool.com
If you are interested in touring our Los Angeles School facilities, then we recommend joining us at one of our frequent Open House events which you can book here. Alternatively, you may contact us at any time in order to set up an individualized tour in person or on Zoom; we schedule personal tours any time Monday through Friday from 10:00am to 5:00pm PST. For more information on our Campus Tours, Open Houses, or for help enrolling please get in touch by calling us, or using the contact form above.
If you are interested in taking a tour of our London facilities, then we recommend joining us at one of our frequent Open Day events which you can book here. Alternatively, please contact us by calling us, or using the contact form above, and we'll be happy to arrange an alternative solution for you.
The hours of operation for the Administrative Offices at our Los Angeles and London Schools are displayed below in US (PST) and UK (GMT) time zones. Outside of our normal office hours, please write to us using the form above and we'll contact you as soon as possible.
pointblank Music School - Los Angeles
You can call, email or chat live with an Admissions Advisor based in the US Mon - Fri from 9.30am to 5:30pm (PST).
If you call out of office hours, please use the contact form above and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.
pointblank Music School - London
You can call, email or chat live with a Course Advisor based in the UK Mon - Fri from 9:30am to 5:30pm (GMT).
If you call out of office hours, please use the contact form above and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.
This online degree is designed and maintained by industry experts who’ve worked with Pharrell, Kanye West, Bjork, Lily Allen and more. You will learn everything you need to know to craft a career in the music industry as a successful music producer, sound engineer, music/TV composer, audio editor, music arranger, artist/performer, studio manager, A&R/label manager and many other exciting vocations.
Explore the detailed module breakdown below to see how we’ll guide you in achieving your goals.
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Creative Audio (Logic)learn more Creative Audio (Ableton)learn moreRecord Producer & Musician
Tudor Monroe is a music producer who’s signed with Sony and is now working with A-List artists in the UK and around the world. His most recent success is being the main producer for one of the FIFA World Cup tracks with one of the most influential Middle Eastern artists, Wegz.
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I learned so much from this programme and my lecturers were absolutely amazing. I came from not knowing much about production and mixing to gaining a full understanding of all the tools necessary to make a record.
Antoine, BA (Hons) graduate
On our higher education/degree programmes you will be taught through a variety of sessions and regular Tutorials with your lecturer and support sessions. When not attending these sessions you will be expected to continue learning independently. Independent learning is about taking control of your work and deciding what you need to know and deciding how you are going to study.
During this time you can take advantage of:
This degree course consists of academic levels consisting of 120 credits. Modules have credit values ranging from 10 to 60 credits, and students are expected to study 10 hours per credit (i.e. a 20 credit module = 200 notional learning hours). This will include sessions, seminars, tutorials, and independent learning.
Assessment helps you gauge your progress, supports learning, and provides feedback. You will engage in the following types of assessment during this course:
To demonstrate your knowledge and skills, you will be asked to produce work in varying formats, depending on your course, including creative projects, compositions, performances, presentations, recordings, and written work.
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Enjoy a range of exclusive discounts including but not limited to:
Music production and sound engineering are fields that span across various industries such as music, film, television, gaming, live events, and virtual reality. This diversity means that sound engineers and music producers have a range of options when it comes to finding employment.
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MUSIC PRODUCERcompose
TV/FILM COMPOSERengineer
RECORDING ENGINEERdesign
SOUND DESIGNERarrange
MUSIC ARRANGERengineer
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STUDIO MANAGERremix
REMIXERcompose
VIDEO GAME COMPOSERperform
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A&R LABEL MANAGER
Students study two modules concurrently. This is a full time distance learning course and during term time we recommend students study for at least 20 hours per week. There are two hour-long masterclass per week and various scheduled 1-2-1 Live Tutorials throughout each term.
For your learning pathway you will be in constant contact with your dedicated module leader, a carefully selected and trained professional music producer/lecturer. You will be able to contact them via the student forum, raise any issues that you may encounter, and receive a timely response. All of the lecturers are highly experienced in making music with Logic Pro, Ableton Live, Native instruments and other software and/or have in depth knowledge of the music business. We will be able to offer valuable advice and guidance. You will also be able to participate in a weekly online masterclass where you can raise specific questions related to the module you are currently taking. Students also have access to extensive online resources for academic and technical support in addition to the staff (academic and administrative) who will be able to support you throughout your course.
Studying a music or music technology qualification before applying for one of our Higher Education courses would be beneficial, but is not a prerequisite. If you are currently trying to decide which academic subjects to take at school or college (i.e. GCSE, BTECs or A-Levels etc.) we would therefore highly recommend choosing music or music technology. However, if these subjects are not available to you at your school or college, we will still be happy to consider your application. In this instance we would recommend that you undertake personal studies that will equip you with a similar level of musical knowledge, theory and literacy, in addition to your practical studies.
Students residing in California are not permitted to enroll in this program. Many of our other non-HE online programs are available to California residents. Please review our practical online programs such as the Music Production Master Diploma. If you have any questions, please contact us here.
If you have further questions, don't be shy, please contact a course advisor who will be happy to help.
