Kyle Newacheck

Kyle Newacheck

Film, Class of 2004

Kyle Newacheck

While attending The Los Angeles Film School, Kyle fell into a groove of constant creation. Kyle became a veritable sponge for learning about the production pipeline and involved himself in his friend’s short film thesis projects in a variety of roles. After graduating, Kyle returned to campus as an editing instructor for the Film Department, sharing his post-production experience with next-generation filmmakers. Even at a young age, Kyle was already adamant about giving back, a trait he carries with himself to this day.

“ABCs, Always Be Creating. It starts as a love for the craft, so it should never go away from that. It’s still at the core—filmmaking, and you should always be doing it.”

Kyle Newacheck’s impressive credits list speaks for itself. With more than 90 combined directing, writing and producing credits spanning the past decade and a half, Kyle has made a name for himself in the comedy world. Whether you’ve seen his work on popular TV shows like Workaholics, Parks and Recreation or Community, you’ll find yourself doing one thing while watching—laughing. Armed with a can-do attitude and collaborative approach to the craft, Kyle’s star continues to rise as he works on ambitious (and hilarious) projects. More recently, Kyle directed Netflix’s Murder Mystery starring Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston, which broke records with 31 million streams its opening weekend in June 2019.

To learn more about Kyle’s career visit IMDB.

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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.
Emmy Winners

Los Angeles Film School Alumni Credited in 22 Nominated Projects at the 77th Emmys

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Alumni from the Los Angeles Film School are continuing to make a significant impact on television at the 77th Emmys, as a total of 31 alumni have been credited in 22 nominated projects. This year’s nominations highlight the mark L.A. Film School alumni continue to make in the entertainment industry.

The Los Angeles Film School Alumni Amass Credits on Nearly 300 Nominations Across 50 Projects for 2024 Emmy Awards

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The Los Angeles Film School is thrilled to announce that 25 of its alumni contributed to 22 projects, collectively winning 69 Emmys at this year’s awards. In total, 50 L.A. Film School alumni contributed to projects receiving a remarkable…