Ariana Georgescu

Ariana Georgescu

Animation, Class of 2013

Ariana Georgescu

For L.A. Film School graduates like Ariana Georgescu, success hasn’t been easily won, but her dedication has earned her credits on well-known films and TV series. As soon as Ariana graduated in 2013, she worked as a roto artist for animation companies Mamba and Aerodrome Pictures, and only months later, she was working as a compositor for Giant Flick Films. The compositor credits she’s earned for working on blockbuster hits like Mad Max: Fury Road, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, and Godzilla (2014) are a testament to Ariana’s talent.

“Only do this if you absolutely love it. If you’re not in love with the work, you’re not going to put in the effort. This line of work is very time consuming, so if you’re only in it just to get a job you won’t be happy. That, and make sure you network. Definitely get out there and network.”

Ariana hasn’t slowed down since graduating from the Animation Program. She’s earned more than 40 credits as a digital and stereoscopic compositor over the past decade. As a freelancer for Zoic Studios in New York, Ariana works on a variety of projects including the 2020 TV series, Warrior.

To learn more about Ariana’s career visit IMDB.

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2026 horror movies

Ghostface, Sharks, and a Very Yellow Hallway: LAFS & LARS Alumni Behind 2026’s Horror Hits

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Horror carried 2026. Ghostface turned 30 and posted the best opening in Scream history. A YouTube creator broke A24's opening-weekend record with a movie about empty office hallways. Zach Cregger gave Resident Evil the strongest debut the franchise has ever had, and Netflix found a global audience for sharks swimming through a flooded kitchen. LAFS and LARS alumni have credits on six 2026 horror movies and series, working everywhere from VFX houses and dub stages to casting offices and the video assist cart.
John Candy: I Like Me

Impact Players: Celebrating Recent Alumni Accomplishments in Film, Festivals and Music

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From music videos and documentaries to blockbuster films and international festivals, alumni of The Los Angeles Film School continue to make a powerful impact across the entertainment industry. From music videos and documentaries to blockbuster films and international festivals, alumni of The Los Angeles Film School continue to make a powerful impact across the entertainment industry. Read on to discover some of the recent projects our esteemed alumni, including Hannah Lux Davis, Taylor Black, Sandra Lipski, Christian Salvador, and Ariana Miller, have been working on.
Happy Gilmore 2

From Happy Gilmore 2 to Euphoria: L.A. Film School Alumni in Production and Post

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In addition to Spotlight Academy member and director Kyle Newacheck (Film 2004), two other L.A. Film School alumni contributed to the success of Happy Gilmore 2. Spotlight Academy member Marlon Rivas (Animation 2015) worked as a Postvisualization Artist, while Matt Cavanaugh (Film 2015) served as a Sound Effects Editor. Cavanaugh also added credits as Sound Editor on Netflix’s The Thursday Murder Club and as Sound Effects Editor on the reboot of I Know What You Did Last Summer.
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Bachelor of Science in Animation