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Economy
Lights, Camera, Jobs
Correspondent: David Lazarus
Producer: Rick Wilkinson
Associate Producer: Rocio Zamora
Editor: Michael Bloecher
November 17, 2010
There's a film school training at-risk and troubled teenagers for high-tech, well-paying jobs in the film industry, and it's not at USC, Cal Arts, or AFI. It's the Hollywood Cinema Production Resources center at West L.A. College. L.A. Times columnist David Lazarus introduces us to the teachers and the students undergoing intense training in so-called below-the-line production — the grips, gaffers, set builders and costumers.
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JW says :
This was very interesting; however, it was HEAVILY focused on men. Did you notice that? It would have been nice to see a bit more about the women in the program, too. Something to consider next time.