From urban industrial settings to scenic natural landscapes and vibrant cultural hotspots, it really is the city of dreams. Whether you’re a student at The L.A. Film School working on your next project or a music video director scouting for the perfect backdrop, L.A. has something for every vision. But in a city with so much choice, where do you start?
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Audio production: The unsung hero of some of our most unforgettable experiences. The thunderous soundtrack that makes a movie’s big moment stick in your mind. The perfectly mixed beats that turn a song into an anthem for the…
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From Amazon Prime's new streaming hit to SXSW panels, Emmy nominations, and groundbreaking indie projects, Los Angeles Film School alumni are making headlines across the entertainment landscape. Check out these incredible achievements from our talented community!
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Gitersonke has earned an impressive 11 Emmy nominations and a win for Outstanding Technical Direction, Camerawork, and Video Control. His big break came with The Amazing Race, where he started as a cameraman and climbed the ranks to director of photography.
With over nine years in the industry, Rivas has amassed 29+ credits, contributing to blockbuster films like Avatar: The Way of Water, Aquaman, and Netflix’s Rebel Moon (Parts 1 & 2). His journey from U.S. Army veteran to acclaimed VFX professional is a testament to his passion and perseverance.
James has built an impressive career across multiple roles in the film industry, proving that versatility is key to success. A 2001 graduate of The Los Angeles Film School, his journey from aspiring actor to accomplished filmmaker and producer is a testament to his dedication and passion. With notable directing and producing credits, James has left a lasting impact on Hollywood.
Mehrnaz Mohabati is a pioneering ADR mixer whose expertise has shaped the soundscapes of major Hollywood productions. Her work spans high-profile projects like Winning Time and American Fiction, as well as Darren Aronofsky’s Postcard from Earth at the Sphere in Las Vegas.
Peter Munters is a celebrated recording engineer, dialogue mixer, and songwriter, known for his extensive contributions to the entertainment industry. Peter has built a career blending technical expertise with creative artistry. His achievements have earned him numerous Emmy and Golden Award nominations.
Jacory has been announced as a co-writer of Vallejo, a coming-of-age film about baseball legend CC Sabathia’s 1989 North Vallejo Little League All-Stars. He’ll be writing alongside Academy Award-winning writer and co-founder of The Unreasnble, Travon Free.
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Where to Shoot Your Film in L.A.: the Best Locations for Students & Creators
Blog, ArticlesYour Future in Audio Production: 8 Career Paths to Explore
Blog, ArticlesAlumni Highlights: LA Film School Graduates Dominate Hollywood & Beyond in March
Blog, Alumni News & InterviewsJoshua Gitersonke
Marlon Rivas
James Cotten
Mehrnaz Mohabati
Peter Munters
Meet Jacory Gums: The L.A. Film School Student Co-Writing Hollywood’s Next Big Film
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