The Los Angeles Recording School, a division of The Los Angeles Film School named in Billboard’s Top Music School list for the third year in a row The L.A. Recording School is featured amongst 20 other music business schools in the March 2019 issue of Billboard Magazine. We are honored

South by Southwest just wrapped its 9-day festival and we are still celebrating Every year all eyes turn to Austin, Texas, as SXSW takes over the city giving musicians, artists, filmmakers and creatives a chance to showcase their talents. In its more than 30-year run, SXSW has become synonymous with

A production crew made up entirely of LAFS students and graduates get their first big Hollywood moment In January, during the height of awards season, a team of 7 students and graduates were at the helm of production for the Advanced Imaging Society’s (AIS) 2019 Lumiere Awards Ceremony. Every year,

The next chapter in Marvel’s Cinematic Universe has three graduates from The Los Angeles Film School in its credits We love seeing our alumni working in the film and entertainment industry! Katie Stetson, Michael Rutkowski and Brendan Perry contributed their talents to Captain Marvel. Friday, March 8th is International Women’s

Julie Chang from Good Day LA dressed up as a fox and sang Havana in our recording studios. Earlier this year, The Los Angeles Recording School had FOX 11’s entertainment anchor, Julie Chang, on campus to promote the season finale of FOX’s singing competition show, The Masked Singer. If you

Six LAFS alumni worked on 4 Oscar-winning films at the 91st Academy Awards We are honored to announce the LAFS alumni who were credited on four of the Oscar-winning films including BlacKkKlansman, Black Panther, First Man and If Beale Street Could Talk. Their roles ranged from property master to drone

Songwriters from three of the five Oscar-Nominated songs spoke at The Los Angeles Film School about their songwriting experiences With less than two weeks until the Oscars, the steady buzz around Hollywood’s biggest night feels palpable. On Tuesday, The Los Angeles Film School welcomed some of the Oscar-nominated songwriters for

Featured image of Hannah Lux Davis from Create & Cultivate. 2006 LAFS Alumna Hannah Lux Davis directed music videos for GRAMMY®-winning artists Ariana Grande and Kacey Musgraves This year’s Grammys was a night of firsts. In case you missed the televised ceremony, there were many magical moments celebrating the best

What do Stranger Things, Ariana Grande and the Grammys have in common? The Los Angeles Film School alumni! It’s been quite a year for our alumni. Hannah Lux Davis (Film 2006) broke YouTube’s record for most views in 24 hours with Ariana Grande’s Thank U, Next video. Andres Borda (Recording