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12 alumni from The Los Angeles Film School contributed their talents to GRAMMY-nominated artists including Beyonce (Cowboy Carter), Usher (Coming Home), Sabrina Carpenter (Short N’ Sweet), Muni Long (Revenge), Shenseea (Never Gets Late Here), Khelani (Crash), Willow (Empathogen), Future & Metro Boomin (We Don’t Trust You), SZA (Saturn) and Luis Fonsi (El Viaje).
The Los Angeles Film School is honored to be included on Newsweek magazine’s 2025 list of America’s Top Online Schools. This distinction acknowledges institutions that deliver exceptional online education, and the School is recognized alongside renowned universities nationwide.
December 2024 was a breakthrough month for alumni of the Los Angeles Film School with contributions to several major Hollywood productions. Read on and learn how our alumni continue to shape the entertainment industry.
Thomas Curley has been working in film and television since the late 1990’s and started making films in High School. Shortly after 9/11 Tom moved to LA to chase his dreams. His first film as a mixer was Demon Slayer produced by LA Film School and Roger Cormans New Horizon films. In 2015, he was awarded the Oscar, and BAFTA for his work on Whiplash. Since then, he has continued to provide top of the line production audio for Yellowstone, Queenpins, The Gray Man, and CSI Vegas amongst many others.
Step into a classroom transformed into the Starry Night of Lunar New Year. Sip on warm tea, enjoy festive treats, and immerse yourself in the season as we celebrate together.
Last month, The Los Angeles Film School welcomed back two alumni, Jeff & Lauren Benjamin, to host a screening for Academy members of their latest film, “I Can’t Breathe.” The film is an intimate portrait of how the tragic death of George Floyd changed the world and sparked a powerful movement that defined a year of unprecedented social upheaval. “I Can’t Breathe” was announced as one of the 97th Academy Awards’ eligible films in the best documentary feature category.
In honor of MLK Jr. Day, we’re bringing you an interactive experience where we’re putting your knowledge to the test, mixing iconic moments, influential figures, and entertainment magic in one game. Imagine a vibe like Pop Culture Jeopardy, but with a twist!
In honor of MLK Jr. Day, we’re bringing you an interactive experience where we’re putting your knowledge to the test, mixing iconic moments, influential figures, and entertainment magic in one game. Imagine a vibe like Pop Culture Jeopardy, but with a twist! See you there!