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It’s been an incredible week for The Los Angeles Film School! Between back-to-back recognitions from some of the biggest names in entertainment and education from Billboard Magazine, TheWrap, and Newsweek, we’re so proud of our creative community. These honors highlight what makes our students, faculty, and alumni so special: passion, talent, and a shared commitment to the art of storytelling.
Stepping onto a professional film set is an exhilarating experience, but it comes with a strict, often unspoken, set of rules – setiquette. For newcomers, understanding and adhering to these protocols is crucial for a successful career. To help demystify these rules, we asked film instructor Jay Zabriskie about the most critical areas where green crew members often stumble, from noise levels to the complex hierarchy, so you can master the set’s unique working environment.
The Los Angeles Film School’s accredited programs deliver trusted, career-focused education with proven alumni success in film, TV, and entertainment.
For the sixth consecutive year, The L.A. Film School has been recognized as one of the nation’s leading institutions for film and entertainment education, affirming its role in shaping the creative industry’s future.
It’s true. Whether you’re shooting a multi-million dollar Hollywood blockbuster, rehearsing a local community play or recording a new song. In the creative world, as in life, things can go awry.
But as you’re about to find out, that can be a very good thing. We have six films and songs to prove it.
Let’s take a look at the happy accidents that made them the masterpieces that they are—and the lessons that come with them.
And we’ll even leave you with some parting advice from the legend that is Michael Caine so you can blow the bloody doors off in your creative career.
The Los Angeles Recording School, a division of The Los Angeles Film School, has once again been named to Billboard Magazine’s Top Music Business School List for 2025. This marks the eighth consecutive year the school has earned recognition from Billboard Magazine for its excellence in music industry education.
Have you ever wondered how some of the most iconic rock albums of the last few decades were made? We sat down with legendary producer and engineer Joe Barresi to find out. In this exclusive interview, hosted by fellow industry veteran Tony Shepperd, Barresi pulls back the curtain on his creative process, sharing the stories and techniques behind his work with bands like Tool, Queens of the Stone Age, and Soundgarden.
From music videos and documentaries to blockbuster films and international festivals, alumni of The Los Angeles Film School continue to make a powerful impact across the entertainment industry. From music videos and documentaries to blockbuster films and international festivals, alumni of The Los Angeles Film School continue to make a powerful impact across the entertainment industry. Read on to discover some of the recent projects our esteemed alumni, including Hannah Lux Davis, Taylor Black, Sandra Lipski, Christian Salvador, and Ariana Miller, have been working on.
Sampling sits at the heart of modern music creation. What began as a hands-on, experimental process in the early days of hip-hop has evolved into a sophisticated digital craft, shaping the sound of music and its unlimited creative possibilities. In a conversation with L.A Recording School instructor Luiz Costa, he breaks down both sides of sampling: its creative power as a musical tool, and the legal responsibilities that come with using existing recordings.