SensoriaPro is our unique, informal gathering of composers, filmmakers, music publishers, music supervisors and games developers.

A must-attend event with a stunning lineup of speakers and informal, friendly networking

SensoriaPro 2026 will feature Jim Ghedi talking about working on his first film score, THE DEATH OF ROBIN HOOD.

Scoring Contest - Sirāt

Ready to put your music to picture? Our ever-popular Scoring Contest returns, challenging composers to create an original score for the gripping trailer of Sirāt, courtesy of MUBI.

Directed by Óliver Laxe and co-written with Santiago Fillol, Sirāt is a tense, atmospheric road movie following a father (Sergi López) searching for his missing daughter across the deserts of southern Morocco, alongside his son and a group of ravers.

A panel of industry experts will shortlist the entries, discuss them live with the composers at the event, and then both the panel and audience will vote for the worthy winners. Panelists include Siân Rogers (Siren).

Prizes include mentorships, a Sound On Sound subscription, Richtone Music vouchers, MUBI Subscription (1 year), Sound On Sound Magazine print & digital Subscription (1 year), PRS for Music membership/1 hour mentoring session, Voucher for a 2-day course at NFTS North, SensoriaPro 2027 Delegate Pass.

This year features two categories: Overall Winner and Student Prize.

Roundtable chats include:

Sync and Swim: Surviving and Thriving in Uncertain Times

An open and honest roundtable discussion exploring the challenges currently facing composers working across film, television, games and other creative media. With a focus on community and collaboration, participants will share experiences, identify opportunities and explore practical pathways to career sustainability, and creative resilience. Hosted by Ben McAvoy (WMP).

1:1 chats with representatives from Arts Council England and Musicians’ Union.

The venue has wheelchair access and a hearing loop. There is nearby parking for blue badge holders (3 spaces) on Paternoster Row (approx. 100m distance from venue).

We aim to make delegates feel as safe and confident as possible. The Workstation has fresh air air-conditioning. Please allow plenty of personal space for fellow delegates and please read our code of conduct.

Sorry, no refunds are available for this ticket - we may be able to transfer up to 21 days before the event - after which no transfers are available. If you need to request a transfer please email info@sensoria.org.uk

Group bookings available for parties of 8 people or more - please contact info@sensoria.org.uk

Kindly supported by Arts Council England, Sheffield City Council, PRS for Music and Musicians' Union.

IMAGE: The Death of Robin Hood.

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