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George Lucas looks over the plans for the new cinematic arts complex with Frank Price,
Steven Spielberg and Dean Elizabeth Daley
on October 4, 2007.
As a private institution, the USC School of Cinematic Arts relies on the commitment of a long legacy of alumni, friends, parents and corporate contributors to continue to provide the best possible education in all areas of film, television and multimedia. It is because of the generous support of our Trojan family that the school is able to stay at the forefront of the ever-evolving world of entertainment.
Unveiling the School of Cinematic Arts.




We invite our friends and supporters—individuals, corporations, foundations, and non-profit patrons of education and research—to join us, knowing that we are exceptional stewards of the funds entrusted to us, and that we are faithful to the high purposes the university brings to Southern California, the United States, and the world.

Contributions to the USC School of Cinematic Arts help us remain the top-ranked film, television, and interactive media school in the nation. Each year we increasingly rely on the support of alumni, parents, and friends—like you—to offer students the finest programs and services. From open forums with some of the most influential leaders in the entertainment industry to a full-service career development center for students and alumni, we strive to maintain an educational environment that enriches the lives of everyone here at the USC School of Cinematic Arts.

Our staff will be happy to assist you in making a meaningful gift to the USC School of Cinematic Arts.


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East perspective. For more photos, visit our construction page.
Courtyard perspective of the new Cinematic Arts Complex.

 



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