Mylrell Miner was 15 years old when he was first incarcerated, altogether spending 10 years of his life in prison.

With alumni credited for works ranging from L.A. Confidential to Criminal Minds to the One Day at a Time reboot, it is no surprise variety is a theme at the Loyola Marymount University School of Film and Television. Close to Hollywood, approximately ...

What do Workaholics, Saturday Night Live’s Matt Villines and Osmany Rodriguez and Happy! have in common? The Los Angeles Film School (LAFS). Specifically, the school counts Kyle Newacheck, director/co-creator of Workaholics, directing team Matt &...

“Continuance Pictures was born out of the idea for a quality, low-budget production model similar to that of Blumhouse and A24,” says Tristan Barr, head producer and co-founder of Continuance Pictures. Along with his business partner, David Gim, Barr...

Jack Epps Jr., known for his screenwriting credits on such popular films as Top Gun and The Secret of My Success, now lends his screenwriting expertise as Professor and Chair of the John Wells Division of Writing for Screen and Television at the Univ...

As with all artists, there is one place writers go for a sense of direction when lost: The basics.

Lyle Mitchell Corbine Jr. knew he wanted to be “some sort of artist” growing up. He was a prose writer for years, then dabbled in photography and drawing before he even considered being a director. An avid movie fan since he was a kid, Corbine Jr. kn...

What is the future of filmmaking? If the Nosotros Youth Program has any say in it, it will look more like inclusion.

The legacy of the Ghetto Film School (GFS) is one that echoes: Inner-city youth graduate, become leaders and feed the rise of the next generation of artists like themselves.