Welcome to Watch That Sound
Create your own unique soundtrack for a film. Get inspired and discover how sound and visuals enhance each other. With our software, you can make sound recordings, compose your own rhythms, and much more. Enter the world of film composition and unleash your creativity!
NOS jeugdjournaal, the Dutch children’s television news program, made an item about the Watch That Sound workshop during the International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR).
Watch That Sound develops music education software for children and young people, with interactive tools that stimulate creativity and musicality. We believe in the power of music education to inspire and help children grow. Discover how our software takes musical skills learning to the next level and how we’re collaborating on an innovative future.
We organize workshops and presentations for schools and festivals. This year, we're launching our new online software for specialist and classroom teachers. Join us and discover the possibilities of our innovative software for music education!
Watch That Sound has developed music education software that prioritizes collaboration. In addition to several creative apps, it features an integrated lesson module, a secure login process, the ability to share materials, and finally, in addition to working at school, the option to continue working at home.
The new digital platform is designed for education across the board. It has been extensively tested by more than 10,000 users in Rotterdam schools since June 2023. The platform was officially launched during the Ghent Film Music Festival. Since then, the new tool has been used in all Watch That Sound workshops and lessons.
Watch That Sound is a foundation consisting of a collective of music/media artists/teachers and developers, established to bridge the niche of music/media/cultural education in the broadest sense and available new technology.
Since 2005, we’ve been actively involved in daily cultural education in Rotterdam, where children, young people, and adults can learn to make music with media. The emphasis is not on creating the most beautiful video clip possible, but on experiencing how sound and music can enhance images, based on investigative and design-based learning.