Comedian Rosie O’Donnell Advises Students in Emerson’s Comedy Conservatory
O’Donnell answered questions and shared career advice to the handful of juniors who are spending a semester at ELA studying various aspects of comedy.
O’Donnell answered questions and shared career advice to the handful of juniors who are spending a semester at ELA studying various aspects of comedy.
On a searing Friday night, students, alumni, friends, staff, and more gathered in the center of ELA to commemorate a decade of excellence.
For 10 years, the award-winning Emerson Los Angeles building has stood on Sunset Boulevard. Thousands have lived and learned inside the futuristic building, but only the Spring 2014 class can say they did it first.
Six filmmakers were chosen among nearly 70 submissions this year. Emerson LA staff, along with alumni volunteers, produce the showcase.
The Emmy-nominated TV and screenwriter talked about her time at Emerson, her career, and answered questions from students in LA and Boston
More than 100 female-identifying students traveled to Emerson Los Angeles on March 14 for Prom Day, an annual event serving LA Unified School District in need or experiencing homelessness.
The film blends the story of the “Russian Oprah” with the history of Black Americans who immigrated to the Soviet Union to escape racism and the Jim Crow South.
Eight students participated in the inaugural Comedic Arts Comedy Conservatory program this fall at Emerson LA, studying comedy and tapping into the vast network of industry resources unique to LA.
Burr joined Trustee Doug Herzog for a conversation that explored Burr’s Emerson experience, professional journey, and advice for building a career in entertainment.
God’s Country stars Thandiwe Newton as Sandra Guidry, a professor drawn into an escalating battle of wills after she confronts two hunters trespassing on her property.