Week of Events
The Los Angeles Film School along with the Screen Actors Guild present: “How to produce your student film under the SAG/AFTRA Micro Budget Agreement”
The Los Angeles Film School along with the Screen Actors Guild present: “How to produce your student film under the SAG/AFTRA Micro Budget Agreement”
Introduction by Donna Loyd, Liberal Arts Instructor & SAGAFTRA member.
In this workshop students will learn how to produce a student film under the SAGFTRA Micro budget. Find out how this will help the indie producers working with extremely limited budgets. A truly viable, informative workshop encompassing all aspects of production considerations including but not limited to: Qualifications for Student Film and Micro-Budget Agreement, SAG-AFTRA Signatory Process, Use of Minors, Use of Animals, Use of Stunts, Nudity & More!
Careers in Television with Nathan Varni
Careers in Television with Nathan Varni
Do you want to pursue a career in television? LAFS Career Development is thrilled to invite you to an exclusive virtual chat with Nathan Varni, Executive Director of Current Programming at Disney ABC Television. An entertainment industry veteran executive whose credits include Grey’s Anatomy, Station 19, and The Connors, to name a few, Nathan will be sharing his experiences and answering your questions about breaking into the exciting world of television. Don’t miss the opportunity to connect with Nathan live on Zoom. Register now!
LARS Live
LARS Live
LARS Live! We're Back!!
Back on campus, back in the Ivar and STREAMING our Ivar Theatre LARS Live stage performance this month on Thursday April 28th at 6pm. You don't want to miss this amazing show showcasing not only our talented musical performances but our amazing Event Management class including LARS audio students, LAFS film students, and LAFS Entertainment Business students!!!
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LAFS Theatre Rewind: Why You Should Work In Comics
LAFS Theatre Rewind: Why You Should Work In Comics
Have you considered a career in comics and graphic novels? Alumnus and career writer with more than a dozen titles, Rylend Grant, thinks you should! Rylend moderated this virtual panel discussion with creatives who have worked extensively in film/television AND found success in comics. The panel featured Melody Cooper (OMNI), David Avallone (Elvira Meets Vincent Price), Amanda Deibert (DC Super Hero Girls), and David Booher(Canto, Alien Bounty Hunter). As Hollywood becomes more and more Intellectual Property driven, the future belongs to those who create and control their own original ideas. Catch this discussion to learn how you can start doing just that, with all the skills you already have!
Career Development Presents ARwall: How LED Walls Will Change Filmmaking
Career Development Presents ARwall: How LED Walls Will Change Filmmaking
ARwall is on the cusp of creating a whole new world with LED Walls and the Unreal Engine. Event discussion will include their innovative approach to productions for The Jim Henson Company, NBC Universal and more, as well as how they created their own technology for use across the board from indie projects to big-scale corporate productions. You won’t want to miss this enlightening talk!
Students check your email or Connect for link to join!
Making Beats on a Budget w/ Better Youth
Making Beats on a Budget w/ Better Youth
Did you know that the iconic Lil Jon song, "Some Cut" used a squeaky chair to create the most memorable part of the beat? How about that Timbaland's famous baby sound effect in "Are You That Somebody" almost didn't happen? Also, LARS Alumni Ari Levine used egg crates and packing bubbles to create some of Bruno Mars' biggest hits.
In this interactive conversation, we chat with music producers and executives on how to utilize budget friendly, everyday household items, to use in your songs.
Panelists:
Vanessa Spinetti
Ruben Garcia (BY alumni and Guitarist)
Jason Griffin (formerly of Apple Music and Producer of Live Events)
Students check Connect or email for link to RSVP!
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