Globe Institute of Recording & Production (formerly California Recording Institute)
Locations: San Francisco, CA
Degrees: Associate's, certificates
Programs: Audio Production, Audio for Media, Music Business, Digital Composition, Sound Healing & Therapy
Tuition Range: $3800 - 18,200
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Located in San Francisco, California, the Globe Institute of Recording and Production is a career-oriented trade school offering a variety of courses related to audio production. The school offers a comprehensive 4-semester associate’s degree program in Audio Production, and several short-term certificate programs in Audio Production, Audio for Media, Digital Composition, Music Business and Sound Healing & Therapy.
Globe Institute is set up as a focused trade school program for audio and recording, with day and evening classes available. Tuition is relatively affordable, beginning at $3800 for the shortest certificate program, and going up to $18,200 for the associate’s degree. Federal financial aid is currently unavailable.
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Located in San Francisco, California, the Globe Institute of Recording and Production is a career-oriented trade school offering a variety of courses related to audio production. The school offers a comprehensive 4-semester associate’s degree program in Audio Production, and several short-term certificate programs in Audio Production, Audio for Media, Digital Composition, Music Business and Sound [...]
Review by Darius C.
November 22, 2011 1I attended California Recording Institute in San Francisco and graduated September 1999. They have changed their name to Globe Institute of Recording & Production. http://www.californiarecording.com/
At the time, the school absolutely met my expectations. I learned exactly what I wanted. Looking back, I wish there was more emphasis on audio for film & television. I got a job right out of school, working for an ad agency called Music 3 Int. at their in-house recording studio, making radio commercials. Since then, I have gone on to work as an audio director at a church for 7 years, then doing live broadcast audio for 2 years after.
Throughout the time since school, I have also free-lanced doing production on demos and albums for local artists, recording engineering, editing & mixing, mastering, live sound, boom and mix for small features and student films. I’ve really wanted to break into post production audio in film and television, but have been unsuccessful. I’ve been unemployed since July of 2009.