Loyola Marymount University
School of Film and Television
Ranked the Top 5 Film School in the Nation
SFTV News
LMU SFTV Named Top 5 Film School Two Years in a Row
SFTV once again earned a coveted spot as one of the top five film schools in the country.
Inside Paul Thomas Anderson's Creative Process
The acclaimed writer/director visited LMU to share his experiences of making "One Battle After Another."
LMU Alumni Team Up for Hit Film "KPop Demon Hunters"
Writers Hannah McMechan and Danya Jimenez discuss bringing Netflix's most-watched film of all time from script to screen.
LMU Celebrates THR’s Women in Entertainment Mentorship Program
LMU continued its partnership with THR's mentorship program, which provides vital mentorship and full-ride scholarships to high school students.
By the Numbers
5th
Ranked the #5 Film School by The Hollywood Reporter and The Wrap
9:1
Student to Teacher Ratio
1,164
Students
(910 Undergraduate Students, 254 Graduate Students)
400+
Internship Partner Companies
Highlights
Director Jon M. Chu Visits the LMU School of Film and Television
The acclaimed filmmaker screened "Wicked: Part I" for students, followed by a conversation moderated by KTLA entertainment anchor Melvin Roberts.
Simon Blaustein won the George Spiro Dibie Award and Adam Goldstick was nominated for the Haskell Wexler Documentary Award. (Pictured with SFTV Professor Amy Vincent.)
LMU Talent Celebrated at 26th Newport Beach Film Festival
A special LMU panel featured six original short films, alongside several other festival selections – all created by LMU filmmakers.
The industry leader offered insights on talent, tech, and the power of authenticity in media and entertainment.
