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Now building the 2026 cohort

Real pathways into the film and media industry.

Mass Media Careers trains the next generation of storytellers, technicians, and creators with hands-on production experience, working mentors, and direct connections into the industry.

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Hybrid
In-person + virtual
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Hands-on
Professional gear
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Mentored
By working pros
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Connected
Industry partners

What we do

From set etiquette to the final cut.

Three disciplines, one integrated program — designed to move participants directly into the workforce.

Production

Camera, lighting, sound, and design — taught on professional equipment by working crew.

Post & workflow

Editing, media management, and post pipelines using the same software working studios rely on.

Career readiness

Set etiquette, collaboration, and direct introductions to mentors, partners, and employers.

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For aspiring filmmakers

Built with the people already doing the work.

Our curriculum is developed alongside industry professionals, the California film community, and academic partners — reflecting both current standards and where the industry is heading.

The program operates out of an active film studio in Hollywood, training young men and women inside a real-time production environment alongside working crews.

Participants leave with the skills, confidence, and relationships needed to step onto a professional set on day one.

Read our mission
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Fund a future storyteller.

Every contribution underwrites equipment, instructors, and mentorship for participants who wouldn't otherwise have access to this industry.