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Welcome to the LACC Cinema/TV Department at the Hollywood Foreign Press Association Center

Classes are enrolling now: Winter semester will begin on January 6th (5 weeks) and Spring semester will begin on February 10th. (16 weeks) Join us then!
See our Department Calendar for an easy to read day-by- day schedule and more information.

CALENDAR OF CINEMA/TV CLASSES

These entry-level classes are offered Spring 2020:
- Cinema 1 (Production Techniques - Using Movie Gear) Wednesdays
- Cinema 2 (Production Workshop - Hands on - Making Movies) Thursdays
- Cinema 3 (Narrative Cinema History) Tuesdays + online
- Cinema 4 (Documentary/Reality History) Mondays + online
- Cinema 9-1 (Sound Production) Saturdays
- Cinema 18 (Intro to Film Genres: Comedy) Wednesday afternoon
- Cinema 25 (Producing Feature Films) Monday nights
- Cinema 38-1 (Learning Grip for Movies) Monday nights
- Cinema 38-2 (Learning Electric for Movies) Monday afternoon
- Cinema 501 (Media Aesthetics - Color, Form and Composition of Images) Tuesday morning
- TV 1 (Business of TV/Episodics) Wednesday morning
- TV 4 (Hands-On TV Studio Sound & Lights) Tuesday morning
- TV 9 (Hands-On TV Studio) Thursday night
- AND MANY MORE.....

Congratulations on the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) Center for Cinema and Television at LACC!

Read the Hollywood Reporter story

The new state-of-the-art Dick Clark Television Studio is open for LACC TV classes in the HFPA center!

Dick Clark Control Room

Dick Clark Lighting

Dick Clark Camera

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welcome to the HFPA Center for cinema

and television at los angeles city

college students at LACC receive a

hands-on education cinema and television

production learn how to operate studio

cameras control room equipment lighting

audio and so much more in our winter

class TV for camera lighting and sound

taught by Professor Jen gone you'll

receive instruction and how to build

sets how to operate three point lighting

in a studio environment how to work as a

team collaborate communicate and most

importantly how to create productions

from scratch students can take an entire

series of TV classes you can learn the

basics in TV for and tv9 continue

building your skills in TV 46 the

production workshop students enrolled in

the advanced classes will have the

opportunity to work in the Dick Clark TV

studio a full HD studio with

top-of-the-line industry standard

equipment so don't delay register today

sign up at www LA city college edu

Mission Statement

The LACC Cinema and Television Department is dedicated to providing students with the technical skills and creative guidance to prepare them for professions in the entertainment industry.