Pre-Professional Education & Mentoring

Los Angeles County High School for the Arts

Founded close to 40 years ago in the creative capital of Los Angeles, LACHSA is the #1 arts high school in the nation and training ground for the next generation of visual storytellers, content creators, media innovators, and digital disruptors. LACHSA students come from every corner of Los Angeles County and represent the county’s wide-ranging diversity and innovative ideas.

GGF funds support the teaching artists and instructional tools for LACHSA’s Cinematic
Arts Program. Recognized by the U.S. Department of Education and the national Young Arts Foundation, the program provides practical, hands-on experience and in-depth exposure to the constantly evolving media entertainment industry.

www.lachsa.net

www.lachsafoundation.org

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Graphic promoting NewFilmmakers LA's NewNarratives grant program, featuring bold black text on blue brushstrokes with the tagline "Stories Transcending Borders and Dismantling Convention." The graphic invites independent content creators to apply by August 18, 2026, and highlights $35,000 in grant funding.

NFMLA Expands NewNarratives Grants, Launches AI Fellowship for Emerging Auteurs

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Golden Globe Foundation Members Receive Six Awards at 68th Southern California Journalism Awards

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