Volunteers for teaching/studenting

Ok...have you scored for films, worked with the editors etc? I'd like to learn more about film writing because my experience is limited to small indie outfits and little films about stately gardens and things.
I don't want to go down the American route though, where you start as an orchestrator, then move onto composing and cease to orchestrate. Presumably you eventually get promoted to Deputy Assistant Senior composer etc etc

I was referring to style as opposed to buisness and career, I suggest you read the Complete Guide to Film Scoring for more buisness related issues as I, myself have only composed for short films and student run T.V. stations.

I'd be interested in being a student, I'm interested in composing for anything involving a guitar, solo, chamber and orchestral. The one thing I'm most lacking in is development.

Short films and game audio are fun topics. And then there's all the wonders of digital music creation and all that fun techy stuff.

Do my qualifications count as enough to teach, by the way?

I would love to be a student, especially in harmony. It is something I definitely don't know enough about.

So... what do we pay with, Paypal?

I'm quite curious about more information on the payment process.

There's no paying. No money is going to be asked for.

I'm willing to teach or give advice for Classical Guitar

Oh, also... I need to learn MAJOR theory. I am going to need a lot of help...

I have a book on theory, but I just don't understand it...

Why dont we set up a public teaching forum?
Cover topics people want to bring up and vote for the. I think this would be way better that way the knowledge is spread throught YC for people to learn not based on person to person if somone has questions they can PM.

I mean come on we all want to be taught what Qccowboy knows right?
Everyone here would benifite from learning things. That way people can compare and contrast knowledge to fit their composing needs.

This is my take on it. I think having large forums on it would be way better.

Spread the icing all over the cake dont just plop it in the middle and hope it moves itself.