What is ArtsDay LA?

ArtsDay LA is a day-long educational experience offered by the UCLA Extension Department of the Arts. This free event offers aspiring designers, writers, filmmakers, and artists a rare opportunity to immerse themselves in the subject matter, creative processes, current issues, and potential career paths of six major arts fields. All subject areas explored during ArtsDay LA are related to UCLA Extension course curricula, so the event also lets you  sample the level and diversity of professional training we offer. 


 

Do I need to register or RSVP to attend the event?

No. Just show up. We booked large rooms and expect to have enough space for all.


 

How Does ArtsDay LA Work?

Six different, four-hour sessions are conducted simultaneously from 10:00am to 4:00pm. Each session focuses on one of the following specific areas: creative writing, design communication arts, entertainment media (including acting, cinematography, directing, and music), interior design, landscape architecture, or screenwriting.


 

What Can I Hope to Gain by Attending ArtsDay LA?

The goal is to provide you with the knowledge, tools, and inspiration you need to begin to pursue a career in the arts.  Full descriptions of the sessions are available here.


 

Who are the teachers?

All ArtsDay LA lecturers and panelists are UCLA Extension Department of the Arts instructors and active professionals in their own fields.  All will be teaching courses in spring 2008.  Have a look at their bios here


All FAQ's

UCLA Extension Department of the Arts Web Sites:
Arc_ID
Entertainment Studies
Landscape Architecture
Visual Arts
Writers’ Program

 

UCLA Extension, Department of the Arts thanks you for being part of Artsday LA, see you next time!

Presenter and Instructor Feature

William Rabkin

Writer-producer and WGA member whose numerous credits include Monk, Psych, and Nero Wolfe Mystery.  He has served as executive producer on Diagnosis Murder and as supervising producer on SeaQuest 2032, and The Cosby Mysteries.

William will be in the following panel: Writing Your First Screenplay and the Habits You Need to Do It

11:15-12:15