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May has been a month of incredible achievements for our talented L.A. Film School alumni! From major award wins to blockbuster films and iconic albums, our alums are making their mark on the entertainment industry in a big way. Dive into this month’s alumni highlights and see the incredible projects they’ve been a part of.
Kayla ShaDay defies categorization. A 2020 alum of The Los Angeles Film School’s Entertainment Business program, Kayla’s career path winds through film, music, and photography—a testament to her boundless creativity.
The glitz and glamour of Hollywood can make it seem like success in the film industry happens overnight. A single viral video, a breakout performance, and suddenly, an unknown becomes a star. But for aspiring filmmakers, this narrative can be incredibly discouraging.
The truth is, there’s almost always a long and winding road behind a seemingly “meteoric rise.”
Ever wondered how to make a movie?
We’re here to tell you—there’s never been a better time to put your aspirations into action.
With new trends, strategies and technologies bursting onto the scene at an exciting pace, indie filmmakers are at long last proving one thing:
You no longer need a blockbuster budget to make a hit movie.
Scriptwriting is a craft.
And during the early stages of mastering any craft, you need to soak up as much information as you can.
Understanding the journey from script to screen and how scriptwriting fits into the entertainment industry is not just fascinating—it’s essential.
The L.A. Film School recognized for 10th year in a row by Variety Magazine Variety Magazine ranked The Los Angeles Film School as one of the top film schools in […]
A Guide to the 24/25 Issues Hey there, future students! Filling out the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) can be stressful enough, but this year, some of you […]
Talent management, finance, legal, marketing—not to mention the talent behind the scenes of the music business—are just some of the cogs behind the silver screen that keep the machine turning, translating ideas into projects from development to production and distribution.