Introduction USC Screen Scoring - PHAR

[@sawyerharrington-verb]

Hey Phar! I'm applying to USC for the screen scoring masters, and I just want to say thank you for sharing this! It was very helpful to see someone else's introduction video while I was preparing mine, and congrats on getting into the program!

[@jimdescher6964]

Our daughter is heading to Thorton this fall. She is a flautist. I commend your drive and I am sure we will all enjoy your talents in the years ahead. My sincere condolences on your terrible loss. I will never forget the tsunami that year. The terrible, instant loss of life. I cannot imagine. How about an update on what you're doing now!

[@dwhat4670]

Thank you for sharing your talent.

[@adityadhardwivedi634]

You're gonna be great music sensation.

[@蘇裕博]

The narrative is very clear !

[@wiebebokmadeboer]

You're Phar, but you'll get further! Impressive work man!

[@chenliu8854]

It is amazing to see how you succeed in both composition and technology extensively! I am currently studying music production bachelor program but I am really eager to study composition and screen scoring after graduation. I wonder if it is possible to apply for Thornton with a music tech bachelor. Is it better to gain additional training for composition? How did you submit the manuscript for your electronic scoring?

[@Medellinish]

He didn't even have a music Bachelor in the first place, but a Bachelor in Business. Guess yours would be fine then too

[@josephsfregola2612]

BRAVO!

[@vaibhavvaradkar21]

Appreciate your hard work. N thank u so much.

[@lmt3777]

Hello Phar! As I have seen the requirement of self introduction this year stated that it should be within2-3min, May I know at your time is it 2-3 min as well?

[@CaesarCMusic]

Respect !

[@micahbijon_]

Id really like to sit with you my friend and see what we hear together. I really love your story.

[@joaolucasmarquescarneiroom9954]

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