Los Angeles offers a wealth of opportunities for film and media students to engage in enriching field trips that can enhance their education and provide valuable insights into the industry. Over the three year program, we strive to take our FMA kids to many of the places below.
Museum Exhibits:
The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures: provides an immersive experience showcasing the history and art of filmmaking. Students can explore exhibits featuring iconic movie props, costumes, and memorabilia.
MOCA & Broad Art Museums: students explore diverse forms of visual expression, gain inspiration from contemporary art movements, and expand their understanding of storytelling through different mediums.
Grammy Museum: students gain insight into the intersection of music and visual storytelling, explore the creative process behind music videos and documentaries, and understand the role of soundtracks in enhancing cinematic experiences.
Riverside Art Museum: students immerse themselves in diverse artistic perspectives, gather inspiration for visual storytelling techniques, and explore the potential for interdisciplinary collaborations between the visual arts and film.
Museum of Tolerance: students deepen their understanding of social issues, explore diverse narratives of human experiences, and gain insight into how storytelling can be used as a tool for empathy and social change.
