Name: USC School of Cinematic Arts
Address: 900 W 34th St, Los Angeles, CA 90007, USA, US
Telephone: +1 213-740-2804

USC School of Cinematic Arts is a university, located at 900 W 34th St, Los Angeles, CA 90007, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 213-740-2804, visit their website cinema.usc.edu for more detailed information.

Location :

900 W 34th St, Los Angeles, CA 90007, USA

Contacts :

Added by Jopie, at 11 November 2015

Add email
Add business description
Add Social Media
Add Products and Services

Sergio Ledesma

30 September 2017

It's very nice and calm
Angelica Ruiz

17 September 2017

I really want to make happens my dreams and think that this a great usc.
Brianna DaSilveira

28 January 2017

Best film school in the world, awesome facilities!
Susan Hathaway

27 December 2016

This School is ranked as one of the top 20 film schools in the United States.
Wonderful opportunities within the school, summer internships, undergraduate, graduate degrees. Part-time or full-time studies, and a wait list that seems to go on forever!
Joseph G.

03 September 2016

I was amazed at the architecture. Steven Spielberg and George Lucas had spent many millions. Love the courtyard and vicinity to the John Williams Scoring Stage and the music school. This is an educational paradise.surrounded by the bare nakedness of LA.
Naren S

30 August 2016

Best film school in the entire world. Fight on #USC
Matt Ivan

31 December 2015

Rated as the best film school in the world for good reason. Check out the film screening series Alex Ago runs. It's amazing and free.
Casey P

18 November 2015

SCA, as it's known, feels ostentatious. It's a pretty recent addition to campus, and when I went here a few year ago, it didn't yet feel authentic. It was still too clean - no scuff marks, no chipped pavers, no gum on the floors. It doesn't yet feel lived-in. It's like a sculpture that hasn't been weathered by time.

I believe the studios are only open to film majors and to students in classes, but if you fit that description you'll enjoy this place. The amenities are spectacular. I used the animation studio, a dark, quiet space in the basement, great for spending hours at night tweaking and playing with a model. I worked on class projects and my own hobby projects, and the studio was well-equipped. They had Mac Pros set up in a farm, with 8 GB of RAM (which was fairly sizable in 2012). They had the power and the software (specifically, Autodesk Maya) you can't get in Leavey or in a consumer laptop. If you're looking to do serious animation work, you'll benefit from your time here.