Upcoming Events

Join leading experts from Dell, NVIDIA, OpenAI, and prominent movie studios on May 16th at AI on the Lot, the ultimate gathering where Hollywood's creative forces converge with AI innovation pioneers. We kick off a full day with a keynote by Renard Jenkins, followed by panels, live demos, and AI film premieres.

Take advantage of this unique opportunity to witness the future of film and television, where independent filmmakers, studio executives, and AI tech leaders come together to redefine the boundaries of creativity and technology.

USC students get a student discount if they use their USC email and register using promo “USC” for 20% off.

Join SCA for a special panel discussion on the impact of AI on filmmaking and the arts. Hosted by the USC School of Cinematic Arts, USC Viterbi School of Engineering, and AI for Media & Storytelling (AIMS), this event will feature experts exploring the ethical and creative implications of AI integration in filmmaking. Panelists include Dave Clark, Henry Jenkins, Howard A. Rodman, and Rachel Joy Victor, with moderation by Jon Dudkowski and introduction by Holly Willis. Free admission, open to the public, RSVP required.

Join us for two Thursday evenings (April 25th and May 2nd) of interactive cinematic projections at The Grand LA. Located across from Walt Disney Concert Hall, immerse yourself in student-created projects from the CTXA 575 Cinematic and Media-based Installation class. Admission is free, just register at the link below.

Internship Opportunity!

Join the Magnopus Summer Internship Program for a paid, full-time experience in a content-focused technology studio that creates award-winning work in VR, AR, Metaverse, and virtual production. Below is the link to their production internship, but you can see all their openings on their LinkedIn.

In the additional information section, mention that you heard about this opportunity through USC Art.Ificial.

Where: Los Angeles, On-site

When: Summer 2024

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