Clément Belio

Throughout my entire time in school, the few teachers I remember most vividly shared one very distinctive trait: a passion for the subject they taught.
Passion ignites passion—I am convinced of it.
Beyond the noble act of passing on knowledge, there is something deeply satisfying about successfully sparking a student’s interest, providing them with the keys to understanding, and setting them off on a path that only they will travel.

I know little to nothing about formal pedagogy, yet I am considered a very good teacher. It seems that putting myself in the student's shoes and trying to provide the answers I would have liked to hear myself when I was younger is a method that works. For me, it is intuitive because I am, above all, passionate—completely immersed in my subject. Teaching was, therefore, an inevitable path for me.

First at CIAM, with courses in music theory and computer-based music production.
At 3iS, with a wide variety of courses ranging from music production to stereo miking, wireless microphones, and critical listening.
At Ynov, for courses on composing for video games and films.
And finally, through composition and production masterclasses, where I share my approach to thinking about and constructing a track—both musically and technically.

Tout ça prend beaucoup de temps et constitue depuis 2022 ans une grosse partie de mes activités, ce qui me convient très bien puisque je dis souvent «If I do the same thing every day, I’ll explode.»