RELATIVITY SCHOOL IS AN ACCREDITED BRANCH CAMPUS OF HUSSIAN COLLEGE
Campus Handbook 2017-2018 WELCOME TO RELATIVITY SCHOOL Relativity School is the first and only school of its kind created with a Hollywood studio. It offers undergraduate bachelors degrees and postgraduate programs with unique “real-world” elements that encourage cross-disciplinary collaboration and exposures to “the business.” The programs were developed in conjunction with studio executives and industry leaders, are taught by working professionals, and operated from an active production studio in Downtown Los Angeles.
Our Mission
We seek to shape the entertainment professionals of tomorrow by fostering an educational experience rooted in collaboration and innovation. We want our programs to inspire creativity in art, education and professional endeavors, to inspire excellence in a project-oriented learning environment designed to unleash the imagination and bring creative ideas to fruition under the mentorship of industry professionals. At the crossroads of art and commerce, we wish to train our students to think like entrepreneurs. We challenge them to embrace the rapidly changing technological landscape that shapes the future of entertainment. We ask them to think critically, solve problems, and deliver their ideas to the world with integrity using available social and digital platforms. We rejoice in freedom of thought while nurturing the confidence required in expressing those thoughts.
Administration Relativity School (Los Angeles)
Glenn Kalison • Site Director Mark Millhone • Dean of Academic Affairs Dr. Steve Martínez • Dean of Student Services Kyra Selman • Associate Registrar Jennifer Boen • Director of Career Development Lisa Mandel • Director of Operations Scott Upston • Production Coordinator Crista Flanagan • Program Director, Acting Elric Kane • Program Director, Film + Digital Content Michelle Loucadoux • Program Director, Commercial Dance and Contemporary Musical Theatre + Film William Linn • Director of General Education Jesse Calderone • Digital Media Coordinator Brian Hostenske • Senior Admissions Counselor
Hussian College, School of Art (Philadelphia)
Jeremiah Staropoli • President Susan Cohen • Director of Financial Aid
2 CAMPUS HANDBOOK RELATIVITY SCHOOL Contact Information Accreditation + Approvals
Relativity School, a branch campus of Hussian College, Mailing Address is accredited through the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges as a branch campus RELATIVITY SCHOOL of Hussian College. The School commenced offering LOS ANGELES CENTER STUDIOS classes on October 13, 2014 and currently offers 1201 WEST 5TH STREET, F-10 Bachelor of Fine Arts degrees in Film + Digital Content, LOS ANGELES, CA 90017 Acting, Commercial Dance, Contemporary Musical Theatre + Film and Art, as well as a Bachelor of Arts in Entrepreneurship. PHYSICAL ADDRESS ACCREDITING COMMISSION OF CAREER LA CENTER STUDIOS SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES 450 SOUTH BIXEL STREET 2101 WILSON BOULEVARD LOS ANGELES, CA 90017 SUITE 302 ARLINGTON, VA 22201 MAIN PHONE: 310.622.4136 (703) 247-4212 FAX NUMBER: 310.622.9679 ACCSC.ORG
Relativity School, a private institution, is approved WALK-ON ADDRESS to operate in the State of California by the California Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education. The LA CENTER STUDIOS Bureau’s approval means compliance with minimum 451 SOUTH BEAUDRY AVENUE state standards and does not imply any endorsement LOS ANGELES, CA 90017 or recommendation by the state of California or the Bureau.
WEBSITE: RelativitySchool.org BUREAU FOR PRIVATE POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION (BPPE) 2535 CAPITOL OAKS DRIVE SUITE 400 SACRAMENTO, CA 95833 TEL: 916.431.6959 FAX: 916.263.1897 BPPE.CA.GOV
RELATIVITY SCHOOL CAMPUS HANDBOOK 3 CORE VALUES
Our core values are the fundamental beliefs of our organization. At the core of our mission is an educational experience rooted in collaboration, innovation and designed to unleash the imagination under thoughtfully guided mentorship. Through our Team-and-Mentor approach, our educational experience does not stop at mastery of the craft—but begins there.
1) We provide the highest quality education available in film, media and visual/performing arts. We believe that a successful life in the arts is a combination of training, talent and new ideas. We crave passion and creativity. We celebrate entrepreneurial spirit, story-telling bravery and the unrelenting desire to succeed. We define success as integrity, commitment, joy, teamwork and personal development. We have the highest standards for our faculty, our staff, and our students to fulfill this paradigm.
2) We foster extraordinary student/faculty experiences. We strive to exceed expectations of the educational arena. We know that by championing everyone in our organization that we can change the world and create a legacy that improves the lives of those who invest in our vision of outstanding, next-generation artists. We celebrate the symbiotic relationship between quality content and a dedicated audience. We encourage interactive dialogues and opportunities between the current leaders in the entertainment industry and the students for which we provide training.
3) We believe in life balance. Our success is measured by the success of our students, our staff and our faculty. In our world, art is life and life is art. We honor the journey and do what it takes to balance the practical world with our educational vision. We want our training programs to be the place where life long relationships are kindled and built to last.
4) We support unleashed creativity & human development. Our shared fate is only as good as the people on our team and in our school. We believe that everyone must be open to learning at all times. We strive to create a safe environment where motivation, resource management and mentorship can empower unlimited outcomes. We believe in structured feedback, open door accessibility, voice equality, public appreciation, generous spirit and transparent company objectives. We do not tolerate discrimination of any kind.
5) We empower legacy & outreach. We create partnerships, events and projects that improve the world around us. We encourage students, faculty, staff and our supporters to get involved with communities that can benefit from interaction with our organization. We choose to make a difference in the world with our creative gifts. Additionally, we respect our environment and reduce, reuse, and recycle our waste wherever and whenever we can.
6) We never settle. Our daily mantra involves making everyone, everything and every place we encounter better than the day before. We are committed to recalibration, reevaluation and revelry. As the world changes, so will we to allow for new excitements. We are not afraid to try new ideas and concepts.
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Student Rights + Responsibilities Relativity School is dedicated to providing a setting and atmosphere for learning, and the development of professional skills. In encouraging this purpose, students are expected to respect the rights of others and adhere to acceptable standards of personal conduct with maturity and responsibility.
The restrictions on conduct set forth in this handbook shall apply to conduct that occurs on the School premises, at school sponsored activities, and to off-campus conduct that adversely affects the School community and/or the pursuit of its objectives. Each student shall be responsible for his/her conduct from the time of application for admission through the actual awarding of a degree, even though conduct may occur before classes begin or after classes end, as well as during the academic year and during periods between terms of actual enrollment (and even if their conduct is not discovered until after a degree is awarded). The restrictions on conduct set forth in this handbook shall apply to a student’s conduct even if the student withdraws from school while a disciplinary matter is pending. The Director of the school shall decide whether the Student Code shall be applied to conduct occurring off campus, on a case-by-case basis, in his/her sole discretion.
Students are expected to comply with the policies, rules, regulations and procedures described in the Student Handbook and Campus Handbook. Conduct inconsistent with these expectations will result in disciplinary actions. Any student found to have violated or attempted to violate the following are subject to the disciplinary sanctions up to and including expulsion.
Proper Conduct Printers + Supplies Students are required to engage in responsible social Students are not allowed to use any Hub printers, resources conduct that reflects credit upon the School community or supplies. A printer in the computer lab is available for and to model good citizenship in any community. students to use for class work. As well as a printer located in the library for resource material copying. Safety + Best Practices for Film Production Dress Code Students in all programs are expected to Students must be dressed in an appropriate manner demonstrate on-set safety during production or at all times to ensure safety. Shoes, shirts, and pants while around live sets, pre-production, strikes are required attire when on campus. Avoid short and equipment load outs. Violations of these shorts, mini skirts, exposed underwear, and high heels practices may lead to revocation of production or any clothing that restricts movement. Layering is privileges and/or immediate production shut down. recommended as classrooms vary in temperature.
LACS Etiquette »» All students in all classes must maintain While on campus at LACS, it is vital that students acceptable hygiene. demonstrate professionalism and maintain »» All students must be dressed appropriately, appropriate conduct at all times. Students must including shirts covering chest and midriff. adhere to the Student Code of Conduct and all policies »» No short shorts, midriff tops or flip-flops and procedures applicable to Relativity School are allowed. and LACS. Students are strictly prohibited from »» Students on a sound stage or film set are required interrupting any working professionals or physical set to wear close-toed shoes. environment at LACS—including celebrities who may be on location. These individuals are professionals Hygiene in their working environment, which is purposefully As close contact is often necessary in classroom designed for their security and safety from harassment. settings, please maintain the highest standards of personal hygiene. Deodorant should be worn daily. Do not wear perfumes or colognes.
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Food and Drink Operations Office or at 310.622.4136 Ext X108 for In an effort to keep our campus as green as possible, availability. Requests should be made at least 24 hours please bring a refillable screw-top water bottle to in advance. If a booked room is empty for more than 15 campus everyday. Filtered water is available on campus. minutes it will be deemed available. You can also email All other food, drink and gum are strictly prohibited your request to [email protected]. from classrooms. Improper Conduct Facilities This is defined as conduct that is disorderly, lewd, Unauthorized entry to, or use of, School or Los Angeles or indecent; breach of peace; or aiding, abetting, or Center Studios facilities is prohibited. Unauthorized procuring another person to breach the peace on possession, duplication or use of keys to any school the School premises or at functions sponsored by, facilities or interior rooms is prohibited. or participated in by, the School or members of the School community. Disorderly Conduct includes but The Hub is not limited to any unauthorized use of electronic Students should not loiter and are expected to or other devices to make an audio or video record of be courteous and quiet when in The Hub for any any person while on School premises without his/ administrative needs or while using the Conference her prior knowledge, or without his/her effective Room or Computer Lab areas. consent when such a recording is likely to cause injury or distress. Library Students are encouraged to check out books and DVDs While on campus at Los Angeles Center Studios from the School library. Screenplays, teleplays and (LACS), it is vital that students demonstrate vocal songbooks are reference material and may be professionalism and maintain appropriate enjoyed and utilized while in the library. Books may conduct at all times. Students must adhere to be checked out for a period of one week. DVDs may the Student Code of Conduct and all policies and be checked out for a period of three (3) days. If either procedures applicable to Relativity School and period ends on a Saturday or Sunday, the item checked LA Center Students are strictly prohibited from out is due for return no later than 6:30 PM on the next interrupting any working professionals or physical school day (Monday). Each item is allowed a renewal set environment at LACS—including celebrities period of the same number of days so long as there who may be on location. These individuals are is no “wait list” by a student or faculty member for professionals in their working environment, which the item. In that case, no renewal period is permitted; is purposefully designed for their security and safety however the student may sign up for the “wait list” from harassment. Relativity School when the item becomes available again. Students may check out at one time a maximum of six (6) books, and Use of Alcohol two (2) DVDs. Fines are assessed for late returns and Use, possession, manufacturing, or distribution of fees are assessed for lost or damaged items. See the alcoholic beverages except as expressly permitted by Student Handbook for more specific information. School regulations, or public intoxication. Alcoholic beverages may not, in any circumstances, be used The Malt Shop by, possessed or distributed to any person under 21 No students are allowed in the Malt Shop and should years of age. refrain from using appliances, dinnerware or other supplies. A microwave and vending machines are Narcotics available to students in the turn court. Relativity School is a Drug Free campus and is bound by federal law relating to federally-controlled substances. Rehearsal Room and Classroom Booking Under federal law, controlled substances (including If you would like to book a classroom or rehearsal marijuana among other substances, even with a space please contact the Scheduling, located in the California medical marijuana card) are not allowed
6 CAMPUS HANDBOOK RELATIVITY SCHOOL CODE OF CONDUCT on campus at any time. Students using, under the because of the person’s sex, race, color, religion, influence of and/or smelling of a controlled substance national origin, age, disability, sexual orientation, will be subject to disciplinary action up to expulsion. marital status or other characteristic protected by law. Actions, words, jokes, or comments that are intended Smoking Policy to or that have the effect of personally denigrating, Students are not permitted to smoke while on campus embarrassing, annoying or harassing another member at LACS or while attending off-campus Relativity of the Relativity School community based on such School events. The smoking policy applies to all forms characteristics will not be tolerated. This policy will of cigarettes, cigars, e-cigarettes, personal vaporizers, not be applied to deny a person’s right to free speech. pipes, or anything of that nature. Individuals who believe they have been the subject Firearms, Munitions, Explosives of sexual harassment or other conduct that is in Possession, use, or threatened use of firearms, violation of this policy may obtain redress through fireworks, ammunition, explosives, chemicals, or the established informal and formal procedures of any other objects as weapons on campus property the school. Such complaints will be responded to or at School-sponsored events, except as expressly promptly. Confidentiality will be provided to the authorized by law or School regulation. extent feasible in light of the school’s legal obligations. Any person who, or entity that, engages in conduct in Property Damage violation of this policy will be subject to discipline in Damage or destruction of the property of others, accordance with the policies and procedures of this or of the School, including the deliberate defacement institution. of library materials, buildings, sidewalks, furniture, walls, or trees. (NOTE: The penalty for this Acts of Dishonesty violation may include replacement or repair of (including Academic Dishonesty) property in addition to other disciplinary action.) Acts of dishonesty, including but not limited to the following: cheating, plagiarism, or other forms of Theft academic dishonesty; furnishing false information Attempted or actual theft of property of the School to any School official, faculty member, or office; and or property of a member of the School community or forgery, alteration, or misuse of any School document, other personal or public property, on or off campus. record, or instrument of identification.
Disruption All work, whether written or oral, submitted or Disruption or obstruction of teaching, research, presented by students at the school as part of course administration, disciplinary proceedings, other School assignments or requirements or for school sponsored activities, including its public service functions on or off extracurricular activities must be the original work of campus, or of other authorized non-School activities the student unless otherwise expressly permitted by when the conduct occurs on School premises. the instructor. Any use of the specific thoughts, ideas, writings or phrasings of another person (whether that Sexual Harassment person be a student, an acquaintance, a relative, a + Other Unlawful Harassment journalist, a recognized scholar or any other individual) must be accompanied in each instance of use by an Relativity School will endeavor to maintain an appropriate form of attribution to the source. In the educational environment that nourishes respect for case of doubt, the faculty member for whom the work the dignity of each individual. This policy is adopted in is being prepared or the Dean of Academic Affairs furtherance of that tradition. should be consulted.
It is against the policies of Relativity School for Violation of Law community members to harass another person Violation of any federal, state or local law.
RELATIVITY SCHOOL CAMPUS HANDBOOK 7 CODE OF CONDUCT University Hour Equipment Use/Responsibility University Hour at Relativity School runs from 12:30pm Before using School equipment for student projects, the – 1:30pm every Tuesday during the academic year. student shall sign responsibility documents holding the University Hour is a time set aside each week when no student responsible financially for any damage, loss or classes are scheduled. That time will be used to hold theft of the equipment. The student must repay any such events that encourage students, staff and faculty to be costs to maintain their good academic standing. The more engaged in campus life and create an enhance Equipment Supervisor will provide more information sense of campus community. No events other than those about equipment use and liability. The Registrar will scheduled through or approved by Student Services may provide more information about financial responsibility take place during that time. and its effect on student good standing. Students are also required to provide all documentation to the appropriate On-Campus Event Policies administrative official for the Greenlight form prior to On and off campus events, lectures, master classes, shooting, obtaining equipment and the like. See the speakers, and screenings (including but not limited to Student Handbook for more complete information about the Hollywood Insider Series) through Student Services the Greenlight Form, Special Conditions Form, and all are privileges granted to students. Students are expected other forms required prior to filming at Relativity School. to attend as many events as their academic schedule allows. When sign-ups or RSVPs are requested, students Outside Projects are expected to follow through with their commitments. Students must inform Program Director before beginning Students may be asked to take pictures or document their work on any projects outside of Relativity School experiences at events. Failure to do so is terms for a student curriculum. Examples include—but are not limited losing access to opportunities. Lack of attendance reflects to—film projects, theatrical productions, performance poorly on the student body and can affect opportunities groups, theme parks, dance troupes, television available to Relativity School students in the future. production, etc.
Personal Belongings Classroom + Campus Policies Please note that LACS is not just our campus but also »» Please be kind and courteous to the LACS Staff at a full-scale production lot with a constant influx of all times. Act in accordance with policies and staff people. The best way to protect your belongings is to requests at all times keep them with you at all times. Relativity School and »» Please avoid excessive yelling in assigned LACS are not responsible for any loss or theft to your scene work. personal belongings. »» Avoid banging on walls, windows, or mirrors, throwing furniture, or slamming doors during exercises Student IDs or scene work »» You must wear your Student ID at all times while »» Always close classroom doors when class is in session. on campus. There is a $25 replacement fee if your »» Please be kind and courteous to everyone, including ID is lost/stolen. the LACS Staff, at all times. »» When traveling from the Beaudry Building (Flix »» To insure a safe, trusting classroom environment, any Café) to the Main Campus please swipe your badge personal information disclosed in class by any student at the Beaudry security desk. or faculty should stay in the classroom and is not »» Pedestrian gates on Bixel Street and Beaudry subject to discussion elsewhere. Avenue require you to swipe your ID upon entering »» NEVER take photographs of professional productions and exiting. at work on the lot. Additionally, do not distribute or Cell Phone Policy upload photos/videos/audio of anyone other than Please turn cell phones off or to silent while in class. yourself to the Internet without his or her consent. Students are prohibited from using cell phones while in »» Classroom equipment (i.e. pianos, keyboards, sound class or while attending screenings or live performances.
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equipment, TVs, etc.) may only be used by students Please contact Student Services and obtain a Career who have received direct permission from the faculty/ Internship Program Packet prior to start date. Pages staff responsible for that equipment or checked out to 1-6 MUST be completed PRIOR to start date. Pages 7-8 them by a member of the Equipment Team. must be completed by midterm and Pages 9-11 must »» Report any room damage to the front desk be completed in order to receive credit. immediately. »» Please discard trash in proper receptacles, restore Students who express interest and/or sign up for classrooms to their original layout upon departing and an internship opportunity are expected to honor leave classrooms in better condition than which you their commitment by communicating regularly with found them. Student Services and their prospective internship site. »» Any inappropriate behavior or action is course for This expectation starts as soon as a student expresses disciplinary action. interest in an opportunity and continues until all paperwork has been completed and credit for the course has been posted. All communication should Discipline + Dismissal go through your Relativity School email address and Policy (Conduct) should be responded to in a prompt and professional In addition to unsatisfactory grades, non-payment of manner (24 hours on a business day is appropriate). tuition and fees, and academic dishonesty, a student Unfilled internships (due to delayed or dropped may be subjected to school imposed disciplinary action communication on the part of a student) represent a waste of employers’ time and may result in a damaged including but not limited to suspension or expulsion collaborative relationship with Relativity School and for violation of any school policy, rule, regulation or a lost opportunity for current and future students. procedure. Improper student conduct may be referred Professionalism, communication, and follow through to proper law enforcement officials and could result civil are key. Lack of communication, late cancellation and/ and criminal legal judgments, penalties, fines, or other or not showing for a Relativity School Externship is not serious legal consequences. acceptable and is terms for a student losing access to Academic Advisors opportunities. Each student will be assigned an academic advisor who will meet with the student at the beginning of Student Council each semester and any time during the semester the The Student Council is a representative organization student wishes to obtain information, ask for additional through which students can actively work to contribute assistance or other academic or personal reason. to a rich campus life by working in partnership At least one meeting per semester will be in person; with staff and faculty for the benefit of the campus all others may be by Skype or phone. After the initial community. Student Council will identify activities that meeting, students have the right to request a change it would like to take ownership in organizing and get of advisor by writing the Dean of Academic Affairs with them approved through their Student Council Advisor. the specific reasons for the change. Academic Advisors Student Council exists to represent the views of the will guide students through their academic career at student body, enhance communication, promote a Relativity School and are there to assist and provide positive community, enhance educational objectives additional information and helpful advice for the of the school, and to ensure a respectful environment. student’s success. All student leaders and department representatives are required to meet minimum GPA standards and adhere Internship + Career Development Policies to all school policies and procedures as outlined Some internships qualify for credit through Relativity in their acceptance letters upon election. Program School. In order to receive credit, you must connect planning and communication regarding Campus Life your site supervisor with staff in Student Services WELL and general Relativity School issues and concerns are before your start date! Not all sites will be approved communicated between the student council leaders for credit based on duties and learning outcomes. and their advisor. A sub-committee of four students
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(Academic Advisory Board - appointed from current constitution is available through Student Services). council members) represents academic concerns to the Dean of Academics. 8. Complete a academic year budget.
Clubs 9. Submit all chartering process paperwork, including Initial chartering process. The following process interest meeting minutes, club roster (Officers and applies to all prospective student clubs: Members), Advisory Form, Guidelines for Clubs and a completed Constitution to Student Services 1. To charter and gain recognition by Student Services for approval. and Relativity School, a potential student club must submit an intention to charter that includes Student Services will review all chartering requests and a clear relationship to the mission of Relativity respond to club officers. Upon chartering, a student School. This must be registered with Student group can then publicize themselves as an official Services by the Friday of the 4th week of each Fall Relativity School Club, use approved Relativity School Semester. This intention to charter should be in logos, formally reserve space and request budget. email form, between 100-250 words, and emailed directly to [email protected] The window to complete the initial chartering process each academic year ends on the Friday of the 10th 2. Clubs may then hold an interest meeting and take week of Fall Semester. and record minutes. Clubs may need to hold more than one meeting to recruit enough members. Prior to chartering, a potential student club may reserve space for a calendar year. After that time 3. The student club must have a minimum of five passes, a club must have successfully completed the (5) currently enrolled students. Only full-time, chartering process in order to continue utilizing space. enrolled Relativity School students are qualified for involvement in a Relativity School student clubs. Re-chartering process. (Renewing club operations for Club members must maintain a 2.5 or better GPA. any subsequent year AFTER the first year of charter.):
4. The proposed club may then elect Club Officers 1. Submit a current club roster. (minimum President, Vice President, Secretary/ Treasurer). The President serves as the 2. Have your Advisor recommit to another year (or representative to Relativity School administration find another Advisor) by signing an updated and Student Services. All Club Officers must have Advisory Form. a 3.0 GPA or better and must be in good standing with Relativity School. No student may serve as an 3. Update and submit a completed constitution to officer in more than one club, or hold more than Student Services for approval. one officer position within the same club. The window to complete the re-chartering process 5. Clubs must select a faculty or staff advisor. Advisors each academic year ends on the Friday of the 5th week must be employed by Relativity School. The of Fall Semester. Advisor should be someone who is available to attend a sampling of club meetings and programs *Any student club that goes inactive (unchartered) for and be willing to support club development and an academic year or longer must begin and complete initiatives. They must sign an Advisory Form. all the steps of the initial chartering process.
6. Read and sign Guidelines for Clubs. Procedure for Academic Discipline The following Disciplinary Procedure is designed 7. Complete a Constitution for the club (a sample to preserve the Mission of Relativity School and the
10 CAMPUS HANDBOOK RELATIVITY SCHOOL CODE OF CONDUCT health and safety of its students. This policy outlines of receiving notice of such suspension or expulsion. the basic structure of the procedure for Student Discipline. The administration reserves the right both Suspension + Expulsion to define the severity of any violation and to choose Suspension means the student will be temporarily the appropriate consequences. For serious violations, removed as a student from Relativity School. The length students may be suspended or even expelled. The of suspension shall be determined by the Director Dean of Academic Affairs and Dean of Student Services of the school and can depend upon the number of shall act in their reasonable discretion to assess any violations committed, severity of the violation, or violation and effect appropriate consequences. The other aggravating circumstances. Expulsion means Dean of Academic Affairs and the Dean of Student the student will be removed permanently as a student Services may seek counsel and advice of the Director from Relativity School and his/her matriculation is of the school at any time, who also may choose terminated. The school reserves the right to deny to effect any disciplinary decision directly, at their readmission for cause to any student. discretion, including immediate removal of any student in appropriate circumstances. If an urgent issue should arise, any member of the administration shall act at their discretion, and take any temporary and immediate measures necessary to remediate the urgency of the matter.
Notification of Student Violation Reports of student violations are typically, but not exclusively generated by building security (private contractor), LACS personnel, public safety officials, and other staff and students. Reports shall be delivered to the Dean of Student Services. The Dean of Student Services will notify a student of the violation report and provide written details of the violation and its consequences. Copies of disciplinary documents are typically provided to appropriate school administrators with a legitimate educational interest in reviewing such material.
Appeal Process Each student subject to disciplinary action may formally appeal that action by submitting a written appeal to the Dean of Student Services in all cases and must present new evidence. The Dean of Student Services, at his/her discretion, may require the student to submit other materials in addition to or in place of the aforementioned appeal form. Upon receipt of an appeal, the Dean of Student Services will oversee a background investigation of the violation in question. The Dean of Student Services will notify the student of the administrative decision on the appeal. In instances of suspension or expulsion, the student may file an appeal with the Director of the school within five business days
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EXTRA CREDIT GPA in any semester earn a commendation and are acknowledged as being on the President’s List. In the discretion of each individual faculty Recipients must be enrolled and have completed member, students may be given an extra project a minimum of 12 units with no Incompletes or which may earn up to ten (10) points added to the No Pass (NP). student grade. FIELD TRIPS Other Grades not factorable in GPA: I=Incomplete, W=Withdrew, P=Pass, NP= No Pass. Students are allowed to take certain pre-approved field trips with their instructor in lieu of a class Incomplete (I) period. If such a required field trip is scheduled, A student may petition for an Incomplete by completing students are responsible for any additional costs the Incomplete Request Form. Only under extenuating and will be given advance notice before the field trip circumstances will an Incomplete Request will be to take advantage of any discounts or free tickets approved by the Faculty and the Dean of Academic available for advance registration. Any student Affairs. An incomplete grade must be made up thirty failing to attend a required field trip will be marked (30) days after entry of the incomplete grade or the absent for the day. incomplete will revert to a failing grade ( F ) with 0 points and 0 credit. If the incomplete grade is made Attendance + Lateness up, the grade will be calculated into the final GPA. If the All students must attend every class. Absences will grade is not completed, the failing grade ( F ) will also negatively affect grades and academic progress. be calculated into the final GPA. All students are expected to arrive for class on time. Withdrew (W) Any students arriving after roll call but prior to twenty Students withdrawing from any course after its starting (20) minutes after the scheduled start of class will be date must complete a Withdrawal Form no later then considered tardy. Three (3) instances of tardy in the same the end of the 10th week of the semester. Transcripts class equates to one unexcused absence. will reflect a 0 credit and a “W” will be posted as the official grade. Any student arriving later than 20 minutes after the scheduled start of class will be considered absent Pass/No Pass (P/NP) for that class.
Upon approval from the Faculty and the Dean of An absence is defined as one missed class. An absence Academic Affairs, a student may petition to take one does not refer to a day of classes missed, but rather each course per semester as a Pass/No Pass. Student must class missed in an absence. If you leave class early, it is submit this petition no later then the end of the 2nd at the discretion of your instructor to mark you “absent.” week of the semester. Student must pass the class with a grade of C or higher to earn the P. Any grade Three (3) tardies = one (1) absence. A student is below the grade of C will earn a NP and no units will be considered “tardy” if he/she arrives to class after the earned. Once approved the Pass/No Pass option can scheduled start time. not be reversed. Only General Education and Elective courses are available for the Pass/No Pass option. Unexcused Absences – An unexcused absence is defined as an absence from class without prior approval or ACADEMIC COMMENDATIONS notification (see absence protocol, below).
Students who earn at least a 3.5 GPA in any semester Two (2) unexcused absences* will result in a earn a commendation and are acknowledged as deficiency notice. being on the Dean’s List. Students who earn a 4.0
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Grading Scale Relativity School is on a “Four-Point System” of grading that includes both plus (+) and minus (-) grades. Grades are evaluated in terms of grade points as displayed below.
GRADE GRADE POINT AVERAGE
A+ 4.0
A 4.0
A- 3.7
B+ 3.3
B 3.0
B- 2.7
C+ 2.3
C 2.0
C- 1.7
D+ 1.3
D 1.0
F 0.0 (FAILING)
GRADES MAY BE CONVERTED FROM GRADE EACH STUDENT’S FINAL GRADE IS COMPOSED POINTS AS DISPLAYED BELOW: OF THE FOLLOWING COMPONENTS: »» 20% for attendance and class participation A+ 97-100 C+ 77-79 » A 94-96 C 74-76 » 20% on an original writing assignment (which A- 90-93 C- 70-73 may be more than one assignment, so long as the B+ 87-89 D+ 67-69 total cumulative points equal 20% of the total B 84-86 D 64-66 final grade) B- 80-83 F 63 or below »» 20% for the mid-term examination (which may be written, project or performance-based or both) »» 40% for the final examination (which may be written, project or performance-based or both)
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Three (3) unexcused absences* will result in a drop material, a student may be required to complete an of one letter from your final grade, and a second additional assignment at the request of the Instructor. deficiency notice. Four (4) unexcused absences* will result in failure Attendance Probation for the course and Academic Probation. When a student exceeds sixteen (16) total unexcused absences* in any given semester or four (4) unexcused * Based on courses that meet once per week for a absences* in any specific course s/he will be placed on single semester. Academic Probation.
PLEASE NOTE: The policy above is the minimum for all To reverse the probation the student must make up all Relativity School courses. Certain programs/ courses missed classwork as per individual teacher or policy may have more stringent policies. It is important to read within a two-week period and meet with the Dean of all syllabi carefully. Academic Affairs / Registrar to complete the appropriate make up form, which will require faculty signatures Absence Protocol for approval. If you know you will be missing class(es) on any given day, contact the school at least one hour prior to the start of Presentation Dismissal Policy class via phone and email your instructor(s) for that day. Any student who is placed on Academic Probation for any reason will not be allowed to audition for or In the event of an extenuating circumstance, a student participate in any performance while on probation may request an excused absence. An excused absence including, but not limited to, showcases, professional is one for which the student presents supporting opportunities, in-house presentations, industry documentation and receives written permission from events, student performances and more. Students not either the Dean of Academic Affairs or the student’s permitted to perform must still attend and participate Program Director no fewer than 24 hours in advance in all classes. of the scheduled class start time in the case of any foreseeable circumstance or as soon as possible in the Audit Policy case of any unforeseeable circumstance. Students in good standing may have the option to audit courses for non-credit with the permission of the Course Circumstances for which excused absences may be Instructor, Program Director and Dean of Academic considered include observance of religious holiday, Affairs. If permission is granted, it can be revoked at the illness, wedding, funeral, jury duty, legal matter or discretion of the Course Instructor if she or he feels that professional opportunity. Absences for professional auditing student’s presence in the classroom in any way opportunity (important audition, educationally or adversely affects the classroom experience of enrolled professionally significant work on set, career-advancing students taking the course for credit. Students must conference or festival) will be granted at the discretion receive formal permission to audit the course by filling of the Dean of Academic Affairs or the student’s Program out an AUDIT REQUEST FORM and having it signed by Director and will only be considered for students in good the Course Instructor, Program Director and Dean of standing who can demonstrate that their absence will not Academic Affairs. It is recommended that students adversely impact their academic progress and that the audit no more than one class per semester. Exceptions professional opportunity will be of extraordinary benefit will be considered on a case-by-case basis. to their overall artistic and/or career development. Scholarship Award Policy If a student is granted an excused absence, the student If you are receiving any type of institutional scholarship may miss class without above-referenced penalty but or grant from Relativity School you are expected to will be in all cases responsible for the material covered maintain a high level of academic standards, and to during class. To demonstrate attainment of class grow and to develop your skills/craft as an artist in
14 CAMPUS HANDBOOK RELATIVITY SCHOOL FINANCIAL POLICIES training. You must also maintain a minimum cumulative Or visit the Relativity School website: GPA of 2.5 at all times. You are expected to demonstrate http://relativityschool.org/policies-disclosures/ high standards of citizenship and responsibility to the Relativity School community, and to always show Tuition support of the goals and missions of Relativity School. Tuition Invoices are created and sent using PayPal. Failure to meet any of these standards or any infraction Tuition is billed 60 days prior to the start of the new of these standards, Code of Conduct, or any other policy semester and is sent directly to the student’s email could result in the loss of your scholarship award. account on file unless instructed otherwise. Payment is due upon receipt of the invoice and must be paid 45 Family Educational Rights DAYS prior to the first day of the semester. A 3% service + Privacy Act (FERPA) fee is added to all credit card transactions. FERPA is a Federal law that is administered by the Fam- ily Policy Compliance Office (Office) in the U.S. Depart- Payments are also accepted by mail or in person. ment of Education (Department). 20 U.S.C. § 1232g; 34 The school accepts cash, checks and money orders. CFR Part 99. FERPA applies to all educational agencies Make all checks or money orders payable to Relativity and institutions (e.g., schools) that receive funding un- School, Los Angeles Center Studios, 1201 W. 5th Street, der any program administered by the Department. Ste F-10, Los Angeles, CA 90017. Bank Wire transfer for The following is a quote from the “Buckley Amendment” tuition payment is also available. to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974: “Whenever a student has attained eighteen years VETERAN’S BENEFITS of age, or is attending an institution of post secondary Veterans may qualify for educational benefits under education, the rights accorded to and the consent the GI Bill (Chapter 34) or the Veteran's Educational required of the parent of the student shall there Assistance Program (VEAP). Students can obtain after only be accorded to and required of the eligible further information on all GI benefit programs from student.” the Veteran's Administration or from the Dean of Student Services. Students have several rights under FERPA: REFUND + CANCELLATION POLICY »»The right to inspect and review their education records Rejection. Any student who is denied admission to Relativity School will receive a full refund of monies »»The right to exercise some control over the paid except for application fee. disclosure of information from their education records, in certain circumstances Cancellation. All monies paid less application fee by an applicant will be refunded following their delivery »»The right to request amendment to their of a written request for cancellation to the Registrar’s education records, in certain circumstances Office within five (5) days after signing an Enrollment Agreement. If unable to provide a written request within Student may wish to allow parents, family members, five (5) days, the student may preserve their right to a spouse, or any one they choose to have access to their full refund by verbally requesting cancellation from the records by completing the FERPA Release Form. The Registrar within five (5) days, and submitting the formal form is available at the Student Services Office. written request within ten (10) days from signing the Enrollment Agreement. Students will not be entitled For more information on FERPA General Guidance for to a full refund if a written request for cancellation is Students: http://www2.ed.gov/policy/gen/guid/fpco/ submitted after the start of classes. ferpa/students.html Withdrawal Prior To Classes. Students will receive a full refund of all tuition and fees if they provide a written
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notice of withdrawal to the Registrar no later than five policy will be refunded within forty-five (45) days from (5) days following their initial visit and opportunity for the date that Relativity School determines a student’s inspection of the School facilities, but in any event no last date of attendance, the date Relativity School later than ten (10) days prior to the first day of classes. receives written notice of cancellation, or the date that Students providing a written notice of withdrawal to a student fails to return from an approved leave of the Registrar, which does not comply with the policy absence. The Refund and Cancellation policy will apply regarding cancellation or inspection of School facilities, equally to students that are administratively terminated but is provided before the start of classes, will receive from a Relativity School program. All refunds shall be a full refund of all monies paid to Relativity School in paid to the student unless payment to a lender or other excess of the $150.00 Enrollment Deposit. entity is required by the terms of a student financial aid program in which Relativity School participates. Refunds After The Start Of Classes. Students have the right to cancel his or her program of instruction, Withdrawal From the Program. You may withdraw without any penalty or obligations, through attendance from the school at any time after the cancellation at the first class session or the seventh calendar day period (described above) and receive a pro rata after enrollment, whichever is later. After the end of refund if you have completed 60 percent or less of the the cancellation period, the student has the right to scheduled days in the current payment period in your stop school at any time; and he or she has the right program through the last day of attendance. The refund to receive a pro rata refund if he or she has completed will be less a registration or administration fee not to 60 percent or less of the scheduled days in the current exceed $250.00, and less any deduction for equipment payment period in the program through the last day not returned in good condition, within 45 days of of attendance. Cancellation may occur when the withdrawal. If the student has completed more than student provides a written notice of cancellation at the 60% of the period of attendance for which the student following address: was charged, the tuition is considered earned and the student will receive no refund. Relativity School 1201 W 5th St, Suite F-10 • Los Angeles, CA 90017 For the purpose of determining a refund under this section, a student shall be deemed to have withdrawn This can be done by mail or by hand delivery. from a program of instruction when any of the following occurs: The written notice of cancellation, if sent by mail, is effective when deposited in the mail properly addressed »»The student notifies the institution of the student’s with proper postage. withdrawal or as of the date of the student’s withdrawal, whichever is later. The written notice of cancellation need not take any particular form and, however expressed, it is effective if »»The institution terminates the student’s enrollment it shows that the student no longer wishes to be bound for failure to maintain satisfactory progress; by the Enrollment Agreement. failure to abide by the rules and regulations of the institution; absences in excess of maximum If the Enrollment Agreement is canceled the school set forth by the institution; and/or failure to meet will refund the student any money he/she paid, less a financial obligations to the school. registration or administration fee not to exceed $250, and less any deduction for equipment not returned »»The student has failed to attend class for five days. in good condition, within 45 days after the notice of cancellation is received. »»Failure to return from a leave of absence.
Important Note: All monies to be refunded in accordance For the purpose of determining the amount of the with any provisions of this Refund and Cancellation refund, the date of the student’s withdrawal shall be
16 CAMPUS HANDBOOK RELATIVITY SCHOOL FINANCIAL POLICIES deemed the last date of recorded attendance. The be used to determine the pro rata amount of Federal amount owed equals the daily charge for the program aid to be retained. (total institutional charge, minus non-refundable fees, divided by the number of days in the program), Federal student aid refunds must be made in the multiplied by the number of days scheduled to attend, following priority order. prior to withdrawal. For the purpose of determining when the refund must be paid, the student shall be 1. Unsubsidized Federal Direct Stafford Loan deemed to have withdrawn at the end of five days. 2. Subsidized Federal Direct Stafford Loan 3. Federal Direct PLUS Loan For programs beyond the current “payment period,” 4. Federal Pell Grant if you withdraw prior to the next payment period, all 5. FSEOG charges collected for the next period will be refunded. 6. Other Federal student aid programs If any portion of the tuition was paid from the proceeds 7. Other Federal sources of aid of a loan or third party, the refund shall be sent to the 8. Other state, private, or institutional aid lender, third party or, if appropriate, to the state or 9. The student federal agency that guaranteed or reinsured the loan. Students are strongly encouraged to check with school Any amount of the refund in excess of the unpaid officials prior to officially or unofficially withdrawing. balance of the loan shall be first used to repay any student financial aid programs from which the student ENTRANCE + EXIT COUNSELING received benefits, in proportion to the amount of the benefits received, and any remaining amount shall be Entrance Counseling paid to the student. Each student will be required to attend an Entrance Counseling session. This is held in a group setting If the student has received federal student financial where the Director of Financial Aid or Financial Aid aid funds, the student is entitled to a refund of moneys Coordinator will outline: not paid from federal student financial aid program funds. Students must also complete a Financial Aid 1. Types of Direct Loans (Subsidized, Exit interview. Unsubsidized, PLUS) 2. Annual Loan Limits RETURN OF FEDERAL STUDENT AID 3. Aggregate Loan Limits The amount of Federal assistance that a student 4. Interest receives and is ultimately retained to cover institutional 5. Deferments and Forbearances charges is dictated by Federal Regulations. After 6. Delinquency and Default the student has attended for sixty (60%) percent of 7. Paying Back Your Loan the semester, all Federal student aid received by or on behalf of the student may be retained to cover A Rights and Responsibilities summary checklist will institutional charges. If a student withdraws from a be distributed to the student for their review and semester prior to completing sixty (60%) percent of signature, and collected for placement in the student’s the semester, a pro-rata share of the Federal student file. An Entrance Counseling Guide booklet will be aid received must be returned to the aid source within distributed to each student for his or her guidance forty-five (45) days of Relativity School’s determination and referral. of withdrawal, or formal written withdrawal by the student. To determine the amount of Federal aid to be Exit Counseling retained to cover institutional charges, Relativity School Each student is required to attend an Exit Counseling must divide the number of days of the semester up to session. In the event of an unexpected withdrawal, an including the student’s last day of attendance, by the the student will be contact via phone or letter to set total days in the semester. The resulting percentage will up an appointment. If it is a planned withdrawal, the
RELATIVITY SCHOOL CAMPUS HANDBOOK 17 student will be sent directly to the Financial Aid Office reported. Such offenses may also violate federal, state, to complete their Exit Counseling immediately. and local laws and those who engage in such acts may be subject to criminal prosecution. The graduating class will attend a group session the month prior to their graduation. During the group Definitions session the Director of Financial Aid will outline: Sexual Harassment. Unwelcome or uninvited sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal 1. Repayment or physical contact of a sexual nature constitute sexual 2. Avoiding delinquency and default harassment when submission to such conduct is made 3. Deferment and forbearances either explicitly or implicitly a term of condition of an 4. Consolidation individual’s employment or education or unreasonably interferes with a person’s work or educational A Rights and Responsibilities summary checklist will performance or creates an intimidating, hostile, or be distributed to the student for their review and offensive working or educational environment. Sexual signature, and collected for placement in the student’s harassment includes sexual violence (see below). file. An Exit Counseling Guide booklet will be distributed Relativity School will respond to reports of any such to each student for their guidance and referral. conduct in accordance with the Policy.
Sexual harassment may include incidents between any members of the Relativity School community, including faculty and TAs, staff, students, and non-student or SEXUAL VIOLENCE non-employee participants in RS programs (vendors, contractors, visitors, etc.). Sexual harassment may occur POLICY (AWARENESS, in hierarchical relationships, between peers, or between individuals of the same or opposite sex. Consideration PREVENTION, AND shall be given to the record of the conduct as a whole and to the totality of the circumstances.
RESPONSE) Compliant with the Relativity School Code of Conduct any Relativity School does not tolerate any form of sexual student found to have committed or to have attempted violence or sexual harassment including, but not limited to commit misconduct is subject to the disciplinary to, domestic violence, dating violence, rape, stalking or sanctions up to and including expulsion. any other form of sexual offense. Sexual Violence. Forced or manipulated into unwanted The College is committed to preventing the occurrence sexual activity without the consent of the other person of such sexual offenses which includes any sexual act or when the other person is unable to consent to directed at another person, forcibly and/or against the the activity. Sexual Violence includes rape, battery, person’s will; or not forcibly or against the person’s intimate partner violence including domestic violence will where the victim is incapable of giving consent. and dating violence, sexual exploitation, and unwanted The College is also committed to offering educational sexual contact. programs to promote awareness of rape, acquaintance rape, domestic and dating violence, stalking, and Domestic Violence. The term “domestic violence” forcible and non-forcible sex offenses, as well as taking includes felony or misdemeanor crimes of violence appropriate actions in the event a sexual assault is committed by a current or former spouse or intimate partner of the victim, by a person with whom the victim shares a child in common, by a person who is cohabitating with or has cohabitated with the victim as
18 CAMPUS HANDBOOK RELATIVITY SCHOOL SEXUAL VIOLENCE POLICY a spouse, by a person similarly situated to a spouse of Consent. Consent is an affirmative decision to engage in the victim under the domestic or family violence laws of mutually acceptable sexual activity, and is given by clear the jurisdiction receiving grant monies, or by any other words or actions. It is an informed decision made freely person against an adult or youth victim who is protected and actively by all parties. Consent may not be inferred from that person’s acts under the domestic or family from silence, passivity, or lack of resistance alone. violence laws of the jurisdiction. Domestic violence is Furthermore, consent to one form of sexual activity does defined as the US Department of Justice as, “a pattern not imply consent to other forms of sexual activity and of abusive behavior in any relationship that is used by the existence of a current or previous dating, marital, one partner to gain or maintain power and control over and /or sexual relationship is not sufficient to constitute another intimate partner”. It can be physical, sexual, consent to additional sexual activity. Consent cannot be emotional, economic, and psychological. If you or obtained from someone who is asleep, unconscious, or someone you know is experiencing domestic abuse, otherwise mentally or physically incapacitated, whether there is help out there. Call the National Domestic due to alcohol, drugs, or some other condition. Consent Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233). cannot be obtained by threat, coercion, intimidation, isolation, confinement, or force. Agreement given under Dating Violence. The term “dating violence” means such conditions does not constitute consent. violence committed by a person: Prevention + Awareness Programs (A) Who is or has been in a social relationship of a Relativity School is committed to providing educational romantic or intimate nature with the victim; (B) Where programs to promote the prevention and awareness the existence of such a relationship shall be determined of sexual violence or sexual harassment including, but based on a consideration of the following factors: not limited to, domestic violence, dating violence, rape, acquaintance rape, stalking or any other form of sexual (i) The length of the relationship. offense. Such educational programs also address risk reduction and the role of active bystanders in preventing (ii) The type of relationship. such offenses.
(iii) The frequency of interaction between the persons Educational programs include but are not limited to: involved in the relationship. information provided in orientation courses and new student orientation programming, awareness, risk Stalking. The term “stalking” means engaging in a course reduction, and prevention workshops provided during of conduct directed a specific person that would cause a Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention month, a reasonable person to: community awareness day, and resource materials available throughout the campus. (A) Fear for his or her safety or the safety of others; or Risk Reduction (B) Suffer substantial emotional distress Risk reduction involves utilizing strategies to reduce one’s risk of sexual assault or harassment. The Rape, Abuse, Rape. The term rape means a sexual assault involving & Incest National Network, www.rainn.org provides the an act of penetration and includes acquaintance rape following helpful information on its website: (assailant and victim know each other). Avoiding Dangerous Situations Non-forcible sex acts. Includes unlawful sex acts where While you can never completely protect yourself from consent is not relevant, such as sexual contact with an sexual assault, there are some things you can do to help individual under the statutory age of consent as defined reduce your risk of being assaulted. by California law.
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»»Be aware of your surroundings. Knowing where you »»Don't leave your drink unattended while talking, are and who is around you may help you to find a dancing, using the restroom, or making a way to get out of a bad situation. phone call. If you’ve left your drink alone, just get a new one. »»Try to avoid isolated areas. It is more difficult to get help if no one is around. »»Don't accept drinks from people you don't know or trust. If you choose to accept a drink, go with »»Walk with purpose. Even if you don’t know where the person to the bar to order it, watch it being you are going, act like you do. poured, and carry it yourself. At parties, don’t drink from the punch bowls or other large, common »»Trust your instincts. If a situation or location feels open containers. unsafe or uncomfortable, it probably isn’t the best place to be. »»Watch out for your friends, and vice versa. If a friend seems out of it, is way too intoxicated for »»Try not to load yourself down with packages or bags the amount of alcohol they’ve had, or is acting as this can make you appear more vulnerable. out of character, get him or her to a safe place immediately. »»Make sure your cell phone is with you and charged and that you have cab money. »»If you suspect you or a friend has been drugged, contact law enforcement immediately (local »»Don't allow yourself to be isolated with someone authorities can be reached by calling 911 in most you don’t trust or someone you don’t know. areas of the U.S.). Be explicit with doctors so they can give you the correct tests (you will need a »»Avoid putting music headphones in both ears so urine test and possibly others). that you can be more aware of your surroundings, especially if you are walking alone. The RAINN website also has other important information on safety planning, responding to pressure and https://rainn.org/get-information/sexual-assault- computer safety: https://rainn.org/get-information/ prevention/avoiding-dangerous-situations sexual-assault-prevention
Handling Social Situations Active Bystander While you can never completely protect yourself from Active Bystanders play a critical role in the prevention sexual assault, there are some things you can do to help of sexual violence and other sexual offenses. These are reduce your risk of being assaulted in social situations. individuals who observe violence or conditions that may perpetuate violence and follow the appropriate reporting »»When you go to a social gathering, go with a group procedures, such as, calling 911, informing campus of friends. Arrive together, check in with each security and/or college officials. It is understandable that other throughout the evening, and leave together. in many circumstances, the active bystander may be Knowing where you are and who is around you uncomfortable intervening or communicating concerns; may help you to find a way out of a bad situation. however, conveying potential risks to individuals or the college community will help the College maintain a »»Trust your instincts. If you feel unsafe in any safe environment. The RAINN website other important situation, go with your gut. If you see something information on the role bystanders can play in preventing suspicious, contact law enforcement immediately and responding to acts of sexual violence: https:// (local authorities can be reached by calling 911 in rainn.org/get-information/sexual-assault-prevention/ most areas of the U.S.). bystanders-can-help
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Confidentiality An individual who seeks completely confidential assistance The College does not currently offer confidential on- may do so by speaking with professionals who have a campus pastoral, counseling or mental health services legally protected confidentiality. When a report involves for victims of sexual violence and other offenses. However, suspected abuse of a minor under the age of 18, these victims/survivors do have 24 hour access to counseling confidential resources are required by state law to notify services provided through Well Connect, (866) 640-4777, child protective services and/or local law enforcement. www.wellconnectbysrs.com. Relativity School’s student code is F687. A Title IX Coordinator may contact any No Retaliation number of local community resources for these counseling The College will neither engage in nor tolerate unlawful services. A list of off-campus counseling, mental health, and retaliation of any kind against any individual who makes other related services is provided within this document, a complaint of sexual violence or other sexual offenses, See Community Resources: Counseling, Mental Health, serves as a witness, or otherwise participates in the and Related Services. investigatory process.
The College respects the rights of victim confidentiality and Reporting Sexual Assault will honor victims’ requests to keep reports confidential to If you want to report the crime immediately, notify the the extent permitted by law, and to the extent consistent Department of Public Safety (DPS) at (213) 740-4321 (24 with the College’s obligation to investigate allegations. hours) and/or call 911 or (626) 793-3385 (24 hours). Please Victims are encouraged to inquire about confidentiality note that any report alleging rape or sexual assault filed when seeking assistance and support from the Title IX with DPS will be forwarded to LAPD. Coordinator. Students wishing to pursue disciplinary action against the The College understands and appreciates that, at times, person responsible can file a complaint with the Title IX an individual who reports an act of sexual violence or other Coordinator and the complaint will then be investigated. sexual offense may wish to remain anonymous and may This can be done in addition to filing a report with DPS not wish to pursue the internal disciplinary process. In and filing a Los Angeles Police Department report. such instances, consistent with its Title IX obligations, if the College has credible notice of a report of an act of Title IX Coordinator sexual violence or other sexual offense against a member The following individual has been designated as Deputy of the College community, the College will take immediate Title IX Coordinator: and appropriate steps to evaluate what occurred and determine if further action is required as well as prevent »»The Associate Registrar, Kyra Selman will serve any further recurrence. Any response to such notice may as the Title IX and is available in Suite F-10 or be limited if the events giving rise to such notice cannot [email protected] or (310) 622-4136. be verified by independent facts. »»What to do in the Event of a Sexual Assault If you Under the Clery Act, federal law mandates the disclosure believe that you have been a victim of a sexual of certain statistics regarding sexual violence that occurs assault, misconduct, or harassment, or believe within the geographic boundaries of an institution of higher that a sex offense has occurred, you should, as education. Clery Act reports do not include the names of soon as possible: anyone involved, or any other information that identifies an individual. In addition, consistent with applicable »»If possible, find a safe place away from the law, the College will take appropriate steps to protect perpetrator or from any other potential danger the identity of a victim in connection with any publicly available recordkeeping. Consistent with applicable law, »»Report the incident immediately to building in connection with issuing a Timely Warning involving an Security Services using any of following methods: incident of sexual violence, the College will withhold the name of the victim.
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»»Dial 213-534-2398 from any telephone to contact RAPE TREATMENT CENTER AT LACS Building Security. SANTA MONICA – UCLA MEDICAL CENTER
»»Call 911 to contact local police authorities. Santa Monica-UCLA Medical Center 1250 Sixteenth Street • Santa Monica, CA 90404 »»Head to the Security Desk on either the Tower (310) 319-4503 Lobby, Beaudry Building, or Bixel Turncourt. Comprehensive, free treatment for sexual assault Confidentiality victims and their families, including 24-hour emergency An individual may also seek assistance from a medical medical care, forensic examinations, crisis intervention, provider. In general, the disclosure of private information long-term professional counseling, advocacy, and contained in medical records is protected by the Health accompaniment services. Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). In the context of sexual violence, however, medical providers Strength United in California are required to notify law enforcement if 14651 Oxnard St. • Van Nuys, CA 91411 a patient tells personnel s/he has experienced sexual (818) 886-0453 assault. The patient has the right to request that a survivor advocate be present and to request that law 24-Hour Support, Referral and Crisis Response Line; enforcement not pursue a criminal charge. Neither Professional Education, Casework/Practical Assistance, campus nor community medical providers will notify Hotline, Individual Counseling, Group Counseling/ RS of the report. Support Groups, Legal/Criminal Justice System Advocacy, Crime Victim Assistance Advocacy, Community Education The campus resources that are available to assist are: East LA Women’s Center »»Dean of Student Services, Dr. Steve Martinez (800) 585-6231
»»Associate Registrar, Kyra Selman »»Crisis intervention and support via a bilingual hotline available 24/7 Counseling, Mental Health + Related Services »»24-hour accompaniment services to local hospitals Although the College does not currently offer on campus counseling or mental health services for victims of sexual »»Individual and group counseling violence and other sexual offenses, there are a number of off-campus educational, counseling, and mental health »»Court and law enforcement accompaniment services available and students are encouraged to utilize and advocacy these resources. »»Support services for children, family, and friends Peace Over Violence of survivors (213) 955-9090 »»Self-defense presentations in local high schools, The Los Angeles Rape and Battering hotline is a community colleges, and neighborhood venues confidential non-judgmental support service where staff and volunteers are available to provide emotional »»Prevention services, community education, and support, advocacy, information and referrals professional training
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Rights of The Alleged Offender - Alternative course completion options. »»The right to investigation and appropriate resolution of all credible complaints of sexual misconduct »»The right not to have irrelevant prior sexual history made in good faith to college administrators; admitted as evidence in a campus hearing;
»»The right to be treated with respect by »»The right not to have any complaint of sexual college officials; assault mediated (as opposed to adjudicated);
»»The right of both accuser and accused to have »»The right to make a victim-impact statement at the same opportunity to have others present the campus judicial proceeding and to have that (in support or advisory roles) during a campus statement considered by the board in determining disciplinary hearing; its sanction;
»»The right not to be discouraged by college officials »»The right to a campus restraining order against from reporting an assault to both on-campus and another student who has engaged in or threatens off-campus authorities; to engage in stalking, threatening, harassing or other improper behavior that presents a danger to »»The right to be informed of the outcome and the welfare of the complaining student or others; sanction of any disciplinary hearing involving sexual assault, usually within 24 hours of the end of the »»The right to have complaints of sexual misconduct judicial hearing; responded to quickly and with sensitivity by campus law enforcement. »»The right to be informed by college officials of options to notify proper law enforcement »»The right to appeal the finding and sanction of the authorities, including on-campus and local police, judicial body, in accordance with the standards for and the option to be assisted by campus authorities appeal established by the institution; in notifying such authorities, if the student so chooses. This also includes the right not to report, if »»The right to review all documentary evidence this is the accuser’s desire; available regarding the complaint, subject to the confidentiality limitations imposed by state and »»The right to be notified of available counseling, federal law, at least 48 hours prior to the hearing; mental health or student services for victims of sexual assault, both on campus and in »»The right to be informed of the names of all the community; witnesses who will be called to give testimony, within 48 hours of the hearing, except in cases »»The right to notification of and options for, and where a witness’ identity will not be revealed to the available assistance in, changing academic and accused student for compelling safety reasons (this living situations after an alleged sexual assault does not include the name of the alleged victim/ incident, if so requested by the accuser and if complainant, which will always be revealed); such changes are reasonably available (no formal complaint, or investigation, campus or criminal, »»The right to preservation of confidentiality, to the need occur before this option is available). extent possible and allowed by law;
Accommodations may include: »»The right to a hearing closed to the public; - Exam (paper, assignment) rescheduling; - Taking an incomplete in a class; »»The right to petition that any member of the - Transferring class sections; judicial body be removed on the basis of - Temporary withdrawal; demonstrated bias;
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»»The right to bring a victim advocate or advisor Prevention + Support Services to all phases of the investigation and campus judicial proceeding; All students of Relativity School are required to attend SAFE (Sexual Assault Forum and Education) as part of »»The right to give testimony in a campus hearing by The Relativity First Year Experience coursework and means other than being in the same room with the complete Part 1 of HAVEN. SAFE provides an overview of accused student (closed circuit live audio/video is sexual assault prevention and bystander awareness and the recommended method); HAVEN is a digital learning platform designed to educate students on issues associated with sexual assault and »»The right to present relevant witnesses to the relationship violence. campus judicial body, including expert witnesses; Sexual Health + Well-Being Resources »»The right to be fully informed of campus judicial »»24 Hour Sexual Violence Help Lines (offers rules and procedures as well as the nature and confidential counseling, information about extent of all alleged violations contained within community resources and emergency protocols, the complaint; and legal advisement)
»»The right to have the college compel the presence National Sexual Assault Hotline of student, faculty and staff witnesses, and the (800) 656-HOPE (4673) right to ask questions, directly or indirectly, of witnesses (including the accused), and the right to Peace Over Violence challenge documentary evidence; (213) 626-3393
»»The right to be present for all testimony given and »»Nearby 24 Hour Hospitals/Clinics evidence presented before the judicial body; Good Samaritan Hospital »»The right to have complaints heard by judicial 1225 Wilshire Blvd • Los Angeles, CA 90017 officers who have received annual sexual misconduct adjudication training; HealthCare Partners 929 S. Georgia St. • Los Angeles, CA 90015 »»The right to a judicial panel comprised of (213) 861-5950 representatives of both genders;
»»The right to have college policies and procedures followed without material deviation;
»»The right to be informed in advance of any public release of information regarding the complaint;
»»The right not to have released to the public any personal information about the complainant, without his or her consent.
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1201 W. FIFTH STREET SUITE F10 LOS ANGELES, CA 90017 N CAMPUS1201 W. FIFTH STREET SUITEMAP F10 LOS ANGELES, CA 90017 N SOUND STAGES ONE THRU SIX PEDESTRIAN CAMPUS MAP GATE MARYLAND STREET 17 AUTO SHOP SET 18 6 7 (UPPER LEVEL) SOUND STAGES ONE THRU SIX 16 BRAIN PEDESTRIAN 19 STORM SOUND 8 GATE MARYLANDSTAGE STREET BICYCLE LOUNGE ROOM 17 SEVEN AUTO SHOP 20 5 SET 18 6 7 (UPPER LEVEL) 16 15 BRAIN RS1 19 STORM SOUND 8 STAGE BICYCLE LOUNGE ROOM SEVEN 4 20 5 TO: TOWER BUILDING SETS, 3 BIXEL LACS15 1RS1 UNDERGROUND PARKING, GATE SECURITY 2 450 S. OUTDOOR BOLYSTON STREET, STUDENT TOWER4 BIXEL LOUNGE LOBBY BEAUDRY PEDESTRIAN GATE, ST. TO: TOWERFLIX BUILDING CAFE, SETS, COURTROOM3 1 VORTEX IMMERSION DOME, BIXEL LACS SET2 UNDERGROUND PARKING, SOUTH BIXEL STREET GATE SECURITY DOG PARK 450 S. OUTDOOR BOLYSTON STREET, TURNCOURT STUDENT TOWER BIXEL LOUNGE LOBBY BEAUDRY PEDESTRIAN GATE, ST. RELATIVITY F-10 FLIX CAFE, THE HUB COURTROOM VORTEX EDUCATIONIMMERSION DOME, 22 9 SET BREEZEWAY SOUTH BIXEL STREET F-35 F-25 F-15 DOG(T-410) PARK 10 TURNCOURT 21 11 RELATIVITY F-10 BAR F-70 F-60 F-50 F-40 F-30 F-20 THE HUB EDUCATION 22 12 13 9 14 SET F-35 F-25 F-15 BREEZEWAY (T-410) THE “WEST WING” 10 21 WEST11 FIFTH STREET F-70 F-60 F-50 F-40 F-30 F-20 BAR 12 13 14 SETOUTDOOR PARKING THE “WEST WING”
RS1 THE HUB WEST15. FIFTH SCREENING STREET ROOM THE “WEST WING” 1. SITE DIRECTOR 9. MALT SHOP 16. DANCE STUDIO 1 21. FACULTY LOUNGE 2. ADVANCED PRODUCTION LAB 10. CONFERENCE ROOM 17. DRESSING ROOMS OUTDOOR PARKING22. LIBRARY 3. FUTURE FINISHING LAB 11. DIRECTOR OF OPS 18. PRACTICE ROOM 2 F-20 – CLASSROOM 4. RS1 STUDIO + GREEN SCREEN + PROD. COORDINATOR 19. PRACTICE ROOM 1 F-25 – CLASSROOM 5. EDITING LAB 12. COMPUTER LAB 20. EQUIPMENT ROOM F-30 – CLASSROOM 6. M-10 DANCE STUDIO 13. DEAN OF STUDENT SERVICES RS1 THE HUB 15. SCREENING ROOM THEF-35 “WEST– STUDIO WING” 1.7. OFFICESSITE DIRECTOR 9.14. MALT DEAN SHOP OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS 16. DANCE STUDIO 1 F-40 – CLASSROOM 8. M-10 COMMON AREA 21. FACULTY LOUNGE 2. ADVANCED PRODUCTION LAB 10. CONFERENCE ROOM 17. DRESSING ROOMS 22.F-50 LIBRARY – CLASSROOM 3. FUTURE FINISHING LAB 11. DIRECTOR OF OPS 18. PRACTICE ROOM 2 F-20F-60 – CLASSROOM 4. RS1 STUDIO + GREEN SCREEN + PROD. COORDINATOR 19. PRACTICE ROOM 1 F-25F-70 – CLASSROOM 5. EDITING LAB 12. COMPUTER LAB 20. EQUIPMENT ROOM F-30 – CLASSROOM 6. M-10 DANCE STUDIO 13. DEAN OF STUDENT SERVICES F-35 – STUDIO 7. OFFICES 14. DEAN OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS F-40 – CLASSROOM 8. M-10 COMMON AREA F-50 – CLASSROOM F-60 – CLASSROOM RELATIVITY SCHOOL IS AN ACCREDITED BRANCH CAMPUS OF HUSSIAN COLLEGE.F-70 – CLASSROOM
RELATIVITY SCHOOL IS AN ACCREDITED BRANCH CAMPUS OF HUSSIAN COLLEGE.
26 CAMPUS HANDBOOK RELATIVITY SCHOOL ORGANIZATION CHART
Legend
Indicates Philadelphia Location COLLEGE
Indicates Los Angeles Location
Board of Directors
Chairman of President of Secretary the Board the Corporation
President
Jeremiah Staropoli Main Campus Branch Management Structure California Branch
Financial Aid Site Director Director Glenn Kalison Susan Cohen
Dean of Academic Affairs Dean of Student Services Director of Director of On-site Librarian Mark Millhone Dr. Steve Martinez Marketing Operations Library Manager David Patselas Melissa Huen Lisa Mandel William Linn (Main Campus)
Recruitment Equipment Director of Associate Admissions IT Manager: Manager Career Registrar Counselors Coordinator Director of Program Director, Program Director, Program Director, Program Director, Addy Green Will Ramsey Development Kyra Selman Senior: Brian Hostenske Jesse Calderone General Education Film + Digital Content Commerical Dance Contemporary Acting Jennifer Senior: George Garcia William Linn Elric Kane Michelle Loucadoux Musical Theatre + Film Crista Flanagan Recruitment Boen Nicole Mitra Michelle Loucadoux Associate: Jessica Alvarez Nina Wray Production Assistants GE FDC CD MT Acting Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty
RELATIVITY SCHOOL CAMPUS HANDBOOK 27 APPENDIX A BFA FILM + DIGITAL CONTENT PROGRAM GUIDELINES
ELRIC KANE Computer Lab Hours PROGRAM DIRECTOR »» The computer lab will be open and available for use [email protected] Monday through Thursday 8am – 9pm and 8am – 6pm on Friday EXCEPT when classes are being conducted in 310.622.4136 X306 the lab. Technical assistance will generally be available 10am – 6pm Monday through Friday. Attendance Computer Lab Policies »» Students must adhere to the Relativity School »» Absolutely no eating or drinking in the computer lab Attendance Policy outlined in the Student Handbook at any time. Any unsealed food or drink containers and Campus Handbook. (including beverages with lids) must be left outside of the lab. Casting »» Student productions are required to hold a casting call »» Data on lab computers may be wiped at any time. open to all students at Relativity School. Always bring your own external hard drive or thumb drive with storage space sufficient to back up all of your »» Casting non-students may require additional insurance work. It is your responsibility to save all your data. coverage for which the student content creator will be responsible. »» Bring headphones and always use them.
»» Casting members of SAG-AFTRA will require student »» Never move equipment or unplug any cables. You may content creators to comply with rules governing union plug in your own external storage devices and unplug actors’ participation in student productions. them when you are finished, but ask Relativity School staff if you need help with anything else. »» Participation in student or non-student productions is NOT considered an excused absence. Locations »» While on campus at LACS, it is vital that students demonstrate professionalism and maintain appropriate Dress Code conduct at all times. Students are strictly prohibited Students must be dressed in an appropriate manner at from interrupting any working professionals or physical all times to ensure safety. Shoes, shirts, and pants are set environment at LACS—including celebrities who required attire when on campus. Avoid short shorts, mini may be on location. skirts, exposed underwear, and high heels or any clothing that restricts movement. Layering is recommended as »» Students wishing to use locations at LACS to shoot class classrooms vary in temperature. projects must fill out a LACS Location Request Form and receive approval from their instructor and schedule »» All students in all classes must maintain coordinator. acceptable hygiene. »» All students must be dressed appropriately, »» Students wishing to use locations off campus for including shirts covering chest and midriff. shooting class projects must fill out an Off-Campus »» No short shorts, midriff tops or flip-flops Locations Form including the specific addresses, are allowed. shooting dates and contact information for all »» Students on a sound stage or film set are required locations. You may also be required to fill out a to wear close-toed shoes. Certificate of Insurance Request Form for all Relativity Education property.
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Props / Costumes / Art Direction The safety of Relativity School students, their projects, »» At this time, students will be responsible for supplying the public, and the equipment used is a central concern all props, costumes and art direction supplies necessary of Relativity School. Relativity provides general liability for all student projects. and property insurance coverage for those activities when approved by the faculty instructor and the Director of Operations. The insurance available to Relativity School Equipment Policy cannot insure limited partnerships or students who Equipment reservations for curricular purposes always take incorporate their production activities. priority over other types of requests. Equipment may not be checked out for independent projects of any kind. Other use When a student or students sign for equipment, he/she of equipment that is not designated for a particular course is acknowledges that he/she has read, understood, and agreed governed by the following three guidelines: to abide by all of the rules outlined in this equipment policy and will be responsible for the full value of any losses and 4. If a student wishes to use equipment on which they the deductibles as the losses and deductibles apply. The have been previously trained, they may do so only acknowledgment includes a clause that “all members” of if the use does not interfere with any students who any assigned group of students for a production assignment are currently enrolled in classes that need that will be jointly and severally liable for any and all losses or particular equipment. damage to equipment, property, and liability exposures. In the event of a loss, the registrar will hold student grades and/ 5. If a student has not been trained on a specific piece of or graduation records until the accounts are settled. equipment, the reservation request will be denied until the student has either taken the class where the training Student film projects at Los Angeles Center Studios using is to occur, or the student attends a special training Relativity School equipment do not require additional session with an approved faculty member. Informal insurance. Students are, however, responsible for the training and/or peer-to-peer training are not acceptable full value of any losses and the deductibles as the losses as a prerequisite to checkout equipment. and deductibles apply to those losses. Some projects, particularly those that involve prop weapons, will require a 6. Both the student using the equipment and any Special Conditions form approval,from the Site Director and assistants (i.e. the Director of Photography, the Relativity Education’s insurance carriers. camera operator, camera assistant(s), sound recording engineers, etc.) must be qualified and trained on Relativity Education-owned property checked out to the equipment. students for use in academic or extra-curricular film activities is covered under Relativity Education’s current property insurance policy. The coverage is on the replacement value Liability (Risk Management of the covered property for all covered losses, excluding mysterious disappearance (any unexplained loss of property). and Insurance) In the event of a mysterious disappearance the student(s) A student who checks out equipment on his/her own is are responsible for the full value of the missing property. solely liable for any loss and/or damage to that equipment. Students who are working in a group are jointly and severally All covered claims are subject to a deductible of $750.00 or liable for any damage and/or loss to that equipment. 15% of the insured value (whichever is greater), up to $5,000. Payment or a payment schedule for losses must be arranged with the Director of Operations.
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Special Conditions Total Loss or Theft of Equipment A Greenlight Packet and Special Conditions Production Any loss or theft of equipment should be immediately Approval Form is required by any group or individual reported to the Equipment Supervisor. The student(s) planning a shoot containing one or more of the following responsible for the loss will have their equipment privileges Special Conditions. A minimum of two weeks prior to the suspended until the Program Director and Director of shoot is required for approval. Operations make a decision regarding the loss.
Special Conditions Include: In the event equipment is stolen, students must file a police »» Weapon Use: Regardless of whether a shoot is report. A copy of the police report, including the case or taking place on- or off-campus, special care must report number, must be provided to both the Equipment be taken with regard to use of any prop weaponry Supervisor and the Director of Operations. The Equipment Supervisor, in conjunction with the Director of Operations »» Stunts (or action requiring choreography): will determine the extent of the loss and the financial liability Any action that may injure an actor in any way of any student(s) involved, including applicable insurance considered is a stunt. This includes pratfalls deductibles. and/or fainting. To ensure that the actor is not injured, all projects involving stunts must use a Privileges to check out equipment will be restored once stunt coordinator whose qualifications have been the student(s) responsible have made payment for the approved by a Program Chair lost or stolen equipment and/or have agreed to a payment »» Vehicles (Stationary and Moving) schedule and submitted the first required payment to the »» Animals Director of Operations. »» Minors (children under age 18) »» Special Effects (rain, fire, smoke, fog, glass) »» Water work (at beach, bath tub, pool, etc.) »» Boat work »» Adult Content or Nudity/partial Nudity »» Generator usage
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LOCAL RESOURCES FOR FILM + DIGITAL CONTENT STUDENTS
Samuel French Bookshop Los Angeles Public Library (866) 598-8449 Central Library 7623 Sunset Blvd Hollywood, CA 90046 630 W. 5th Street Los Angeles, CA 90071 (866) 598-8449 • samuelfrench.com (213) 228-7000 • lapl.org
Larry Edmunds Cinema & WGA Library Library Central Library Theatre Bookshop 7000 W. Third Street Los Angeles, CA 90048 6644 Hollywood Blvd (323) 951-4000 • wgfoundation.org/ Los Angeles, CA 90028 screenwriting-library/ (323) 463-3273 • larryedmunds.com
The Acadamy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences Margaret Herrick Library 333 S La Cienega Blvd Beverly Hills, CA 90211 oscars.org/library • digitalcollections.oscars.org
RELATIVITY SCHOOL CAMPUS HANDBOOK 31 APPENDIX A
PUBLICATIONS AND WEB SITES FOR FILM + DIGITAL CONTENT
Backstage.com FilmMakersAlliance.org FilmMakerIQ.com For 45 years this weekly newspaper The Filmmakers Alliance is a A range of fun mini-courses, interviews and has been the actor’s most trusted community of film artists dedicated to fan content. resource offering performing arts and the advancement of independent film casting information. A new edition is through community action. HopeForFilm.com distributed every Thursday. Producer Ted Hope helped lead the FilmIndependent.org independent revolution and is a consistent Variety.com Film Independent helps filmmakers source of inspiration and insight for where Recognized and respected through out make their movies, builds an audience filmmaking is headed. the world of show business, Variety is for their projects and works to diversify the premier source of entertainment the film industry. They also award the ArtofTheTitle.com news. Since 1905, the most influential Independent Spirit Awards, an annual A site dedicated to the art of the title leaders in the industry have turned celebration of artist-driven films. sequence with volumes to teach when it to Variety for timely, credible and comes to short form storytelling. straight forward news and analysis - IFP.org information vital to their professions. The Independent Filmmaker CineVenger.com Project (IFP) champions the future Insightful blog for analyzing LACasting.com of storytelling by connecting artists cinematography and visual storytelling. with essential resources at all stages of development and distribution. FilmFlap.blogspot.com IMDb.com CreativeHandbook.com The Frugal Filmmaker is a rich source for The Internet Movie Database (IMDb) is a The handbook, both in it’s online and how to do a lot with a little. HUGE collection of movie information printed forms is a clearing house of from who was in it, to who made it, to resources for all levels of production. trivia about it, to filming locations, and s://www1.columbia.edu/sec/dlc/ even where you can find reviews and Indieclear.com/filmmaker_ dkv/cero/0261/ fan sites on the web. resources.htm Master E-Class with Milos Foreman about Useful resource for legal services the art of directing. ActorsAccess.com including reports for independent A subscription-based site run by features, studio feature films, cable & Youtube.com/user/indymogul Breakdown Services, the industry television movies, episodic dramas & Over 1000 ingenious DIY videos on various casting standard, that allows you to sitcoms, and animation. facets of low budget filmmaking upload and manage photos, resume, and profile when registering so that you VideoCopilot.net can submit electronically for projects. Terrific source for SFX / Post. Tutorials are free. Plug-ins for sale for After HollywoodReporter.com Effects, etc. Available in print and online, THR focuses on the Hollywood motion picture, television, and entertainment Lynda.com industries, as well as Hollywood's Great source for excellent tutorials intersection with fashion, finance, law, covering a wide array of post- technology, lifestyle, and politics. production software systems.
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FEED YOUR SOUL | FILM + DIGITAL CONTENT The Music Center The Dorothy Chandler Pavillion LACMA musiccenter.org 135 N. Grand Ave. 5905 Wilshire Blvd One of the world’s premiere performing Los Angeles, CA, 90012 Los Angeles, CA 90036 arts destinations, The Music Center is a 213.972.8001 • laopera.org (323) 857-6010 • lacma.org wonderful destination to feed your artistic Home of the LA Opera and Glorya Kaufman LACMA offers free general admission: soul. Home to resident companies like Presents Dance at The Music Theatre. Center Theatre Group, LA Phil and LA • Daily to all members Opera, there are also often free concerts in The Geffen Playhouse • After 3 pm Mondays-Fridays for the courtyards. 10886 Le Conte Avenue L.A. County residents Los Angeles, CA 90024 • On the second Tuesday of each month Center Theatre Group (310) 208-5454 • geffenplayhouse.com • On select federal holidays, centertheatregroup.org The Geffen Playhouse strives to produce sponsored by Target Ahmanson Theatre, Mark Taper Forum, Kirk original, quality works that inspire thought, Douglas Theatre evoke conversation and engage the Page Museum at the La Brea Tar Pits community in the live arts. 5801 Wilshire Blvd • CTG Student Body Program -- Los Angeles, CA 90036 The CTG Student Body mailing list is Goldstar.com (213) 763-3499 • tarpits.org for 13-23 year-olds who are interested Discount tickets to theater, concerts, The Page Museum at the La Brea Tar Pits in the arts. You don’t need any prior sports, comedy and more events and is one of the world’s most famous fossil theatre experience to join! Sign venues in Los Angeles. Tickets are often localities. This onsite Museum displays Ice up online to hear about free half off face value. Age fossils — including saber-toothed cats, workshops with arts professionals, dire wolves and mammoths — from 10,000 specially-priced ticket offers and Museum Row to 40,000-year-old asphalt deposits. Free chances to mingle with your peers at Miracle Mile is a stretch on Wilshire Blvd general admission on the first Tuesday of events designed for, by and about the between Fairfax Avenue and La Brea every month, except July and August. next generation. Boulevard - and it is home to four major Los Angeles museums: LA County Museum CAFAM The Walt Disney Concert Hall of Art, Page Museum at the La Brea Tar Pits, 5814 Wilshire Blvd 323-850-2000 • laphil.org Craft and Folk Art Museum, and Petersen Los Angeles, CA 90036 The hall is the home of the LA Auto Museum. (323) 937-4230 Philharmonic and the LA Master Chorale, Free general admission on Sundays. but the schedule is surprisingly varied Student admission $5 with valid ID. throughout the year. The complex also includes the 250-seat Roy and Edna Disney/CalArts Theatre, a gallery and a roof garden.
RELATIVITY SCHOOL CAMPUS HANDBOOK 33 APPENDIX B BFA ACTING [FILM + TELEVISION] PROGRAM GUIDELINES
CRISTA FLANAGAN Rehearsal Conduct PROGRAM DIRECTOR »» Always adhere to the guidelines in the Relativity School [email protected] Code of Conduct. 310.622.4136 X304 »» Be on time and in proper clothing for rehearsals
Attendance »» Have necessary tools (script, pen, paper, etc.) to be »» Students must adhere to the Relativity School prepared and ready to work. Attendance Policy outlined in the Student Handbook and Campus Handbook. »» Be attentive to the task at hand and follow the instructions of the director/stage manager. Dress Code Students must be dressed in an appropriate manner at »» Remain quiet when not in scene. all times to ensure safety. Shoes, shirts, and pants are required attire when on campus. Avoid short shorts, mini »» Be prepared for all cues and entrances. skirts, exposed underwear, and high heels or any clothing that restricts movement. Layering is recommended as »» Don’t leave rehearsal without permission from the classrooms vary in temperature. director/stage manager.
»» All students in all classes must maintain acceptable hygiene. »» All students must be dressed appropriately, including shirts covering chest and midriff. »» No short shorts, midriff tops or flip-flops are allowed. »» Students on a sound stage or film set are required to wear close-toed shoes.
LOCAL RESOURCES FOR ACTING STUDENTS
Samuel French Bookshop The Academy of Motion Picture Arts 7623 Sunset Blvd Hollywood, CA 90046 & Sciences Margaret Herrick Library (866) 598-8449 • samuelfrench.com 333 S La Cienega Blvd Beverly Hills, CA 90211 Larry Edmunds Cinema & Theatre Bookshop oscars.org/library • digitalcollections.oscars.org 6644 Hollywood Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90028 Los Angeles Public Library Central Library (323) 463-3273 • larryedmunds.com 630 W. 5th Street Los Angeles, CA 90071 (213) 228-7000 • lapl.org
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FEED YOUR SOUL | ACTING
The Music Center The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion LACMA musiccenter.org 135 N. Grand Ave. 5905 Wilshire Blvd One of the world’s premiere performing Los Angeles, CA, 90012 Los Angeles, CA 90036 arts destinations, The Music Center is a 213.972.8001 • laopera.org (323) 857-6010 • lacma.org wonderful destination to feed your artistic Home of the LA Opera and Glorya Kaufman LACMA offers free general admission: soul. Home to resident companies like Presents Dance at The Music Theatre. • Daily to all members Center Theatre Group, LA Phil and LA • After 3 pm Mondays-Fridays for Opera, there are also often free concerts in The Geffen Playhouse L.A. County residents the courtyards. 10886 Le Conte Avenue • On the second Tuesday of each month Los Angeles, CA 90024 • On select federal holidays, Center Theatre Group (310) 208-5454 • geffenplayhouse.com sponsored by Target centertheatregroup.org The Geffen Playhouse strives to produce Ahmanson Theatre, Mark Taper Forum, original, quality works that inspire thought, Page Museum at the La Brea Tar Pits Kirk Douglas Theatre evoke conversation and engage the 5801 Wilshire Blvd community in the live arts. Los Angeles, CA 90036 • CTG Student Body Program -- (213) 763-3499 • tarpits.org The CTG Student Body mailing list is Goldstar.com The Page Museum at the La Brea Tar Pits for 13-23 year-olds who are interested Discount tickets to theater, concerts, is one of the world’s most famous fossil in the arts. You don’t need any prior sports, comedy and more events and localities. This onsite Museum displays Ice theatre experience to join! Sign venues in Los Angeles. Tickets are often Age fossils — including saber-toothed cats, up online to hear about free half off face value. dire wolves and mammoths — from 10,000 workshops with arts professionals, to 40,000-year-old asphalt deposits. Free specially-priced ticket offers and Museum Row general admission on the first Tuesday of chances to mingle with your peers at Miracle Mile is a stretch on Wilshire Blvd every month, except July and August. events designed for, by and about the between Fairfax Avenue and La Brea next generation. Boulevard - and it is home to four major CAFAM Los Angeles museums: LA County Museum 5814 Wilshire Blvd The Walt Disney Concert Hall of Art, Page Museum at the La Brea Tar Pits, Los Angeles, CA 90036 323-850-2000 • laphil.org Craft and Folk Art Museum, and Petersen (323) 937-4230 The hall is the home of the LA Auto Museum. Free general admission on Sundays. Philharmonic and the LA Master Chorale, Student admission $5 with valid ID. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts but the schedule is surprisingly varied & Sciences Margaret Herrick Library throughout the year. The complex also 333 S La Cienega Blvd includes the 250-seat Roy and Edna Beverly Hills, CA 90211 Disney/CalArts Theatre, a gallery and a oscars.org/library • digitalcollections.oscars.org roof garden.
Los Angeles Public Library Central Library 630 W. 5th Street Los Angeles, CA 90071 (213) 228-7000 • lapl.org
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PUBLICATIONS AND WEB SITES FOR ACTING STUDENTS
backstage.com IMDb.com HollywoodReporter.com For 45 years this weekly newspaper has The Internet Movie Database (IMDb) is a Available in print and online, THR focuses been the actor’s most trusted resource HUGE collection of movie information from on the Hollywood motion picture, offering performing arts and casting who was in it, to who made it, to trivia television, and entertainment industries, information. A new edition is distributed about it, to filming locations, and even as well as Hollywood's intersection with every Thursday. where you can find reviews and fan sites fashion, finance, law, technology, lifestyle, on the web. and politics.
Variety.com ActorsAccess.com Recognized and respected through out A subscription-based site run by Breakdown the world of show business, Variety is the Services, the industry casting standard, that premier source of entertainment news. allows you to upload and manage photos, Since 1905, the most influential leaders resume, and profile when registering in the industry have turned to Variety so that you can submit electronically for timely, credible and straight forward for projects. news and analysis - information vital to their professions
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BFA COMMERCIAL DANCE PROGRAM GUIDELINES MICHELLE LOUCADOUX PROGRAM DIRECTOR Injuries »» Students are required to attend class if injured. [email protected] Students may observe and learn even if they cannot 310.622-4136 x303 participate fully.
»» First aid kits are located in both the Hub and Attendance Dance Studio. »» Students must adhere to the Relativity School Attendance Policy outlined in the Student Handbook Lockers and Campus Handbook. »» Students will be assigned a small locker in the dance studio changing room. Students must provide their own locks for the assigned locker. Dress Code »» Ballet – Ladies must wear a black leotard (spaghetti strap, short, or long-sleeved), pink tights, and pink Rehearsal Conduct ballet shoes. A chiffon skirt may be worn during »» Always adhere to the guidelines in the Relativity School center practice. Hair MUST be up off neck and secured Code of Conduct. away from the face in a bun, French twist, or braid(s). Gentlemen must wear a white tee shirt and black »» Be on time and dressed in appropriate clothing. tights with white or black ballet shoes and supportive undergarments. Gentlemen with long hair must also »» Be attentive to the task at hand and follow the secure hair away from face. instructions of the director/choreographer/ stage manager. »» All other dance classes – Students should wear dance clothes and class-appropriate footwear. Form-fitting »» Remain quiet when not rehearsing or dancing. clothing is required. No oversized shirts or pants are permitted unless otherwise approved by the instructor. »» Be prepared for all cues and entrances. Underwear is not permitted to be visible during ANY dance class. Gentlemen must wear appropriate »» Don’t leave rehearsal without permission from the supportive undergarments at all times. Excessive director/stage manager. jewelry/large rings should be removed. Students may be asked to leave class and/or change their apparel if they do not adhere to these policies. Wellness »» Injury prevention, maintaining good nutrition, and »» Attire outside the dance studio - When not in the getting an appropriate amount of sleep will greatly dance studio, dancers must wear appropriate street affect your ability to perform in class. Please take good clothes over or instead of dance clothes. No bare care of yourself! midriffs or bare feet are permitted at any time in Los Angeles Center Studios outside the dance studio.
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LOCAL RESOURCES FOR DANCERS
Supplies For Dancers the visibility and viability of Greater International Dance Academy Supplies For Dancers Los Angeles dance on local, state and 6755 Hollywood Blvd, Suite 200 The Dance Store national levels. Hollywood, CA 90028 2509 S. Robertson Blvd. 323) 463-8865 • idahollywood.com Los Angeles, CA 90034 LA Dance Foundation (310) 271-3664 • thedancestore.com ladancefoundation.org Millennium Dance Complex Founded in 1978, Los Angeles Dance 5113 Lankershim Boulevard Shelly’s Dance and Costume Foundation’s (LADF) mission was North Hollywood, CA 91601 2089 Westwood Blvd. to establish a living museum of (818) 753-5081 Los Angeles, CA 9002 modern dance reconstructions and millenniumdancecomplex.com (310) 475-1400 commission works for diverse audiences shellysdanceandcostume.com in performance, outreach, and arts Studio A Dance learning settings. 2306 Hyperion Avenue, Los Angeles Brentwood Dance and Activewear (323) 661-8311 • studioadance.com 11677 San Vicente Blvd. In 2010, the mission diversified with Dance Los Angeles, CA 90292 Treasures Project, launched to promote The Sweat Spot (310) 979-3100 knowledge about the distinguished artists 3327 W Sunset Blvd. and dance professionals, whose work was Los Angeles, CA 90026 Danny’s Wearhouse cultivated in California and had significant thesweatspotla.com 5701 W Adams Blvd. impact on the field. DANCE STUDIO GUIDE Los Angeles, CA 90016 Westside Ballet (323) 954-8973 • dannyswearhouse.com 3rd Street Dance 1709 Stewart 8558 W. 3rd Street Santa Monica, CA 90404 Champion Dance Shoes Los Angeles, CA 90048 (310) 828-2018 • westsideballet.com 3383 Barham Blvd. (310) 275-4683 • 3rdstreetdance.com Los Angeles, CA 90068 Yuri Grigoriev School of Ballet (323 )874-8704 Dance Arts Academy 12932 Venice Blvd, championdanceshoes.com 731 South La Brea Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90045 Los Angeles, CA 90036 (424) 500-2630 • yurigrigoriev.com Dancers Barre danceartsacademy.com 12504 Riverside Drive Your Neighborhood Studio Valley Village, CA 91607 Debbie Reynolds Dance Studio 3625 Hayden Avenue (818) 761-6300 • dancersbarre.com 6514 Lankershim Boulevard Culver City, CA 90232-2458 North Hollywood, CA 91606-2409 (310) 876-3498 Karabel Dancewear (818) 985-4176 • drdancestudio.com yourneighborhoodstudio.com 3901 W Magnolia Blvd. Burbank, CA 91505 Edge Performing Arts Center (818) 955-8480 • karabel.com 1020 Cole Avenue, 4th Floor Los Angeles, CA 90038 The Dance Resource Center 310-962-7733 • edgepac.com danceresourcecenter. The Dance Resource Center of Greater Los Angeles is a service Hollywood Dance Center organization that provides the dance 817 North Highland Avenue community access to information, Los Angeles, CA 90038-3416 resources and services; and promotes (323) 467-0825 hollywooddancecenter.com
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FEED YOUR SOUL | COMMERCIAL DANCE
The Music Center (310) 208-5454 • geffenplayhouse.com Page Museum at the La Brea Tar Pits musiccenter.org The Geffen Playhouse strives to produce 5801 Wilshire Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90036 One of the world’s premiere performing original, quality works that inspire thought, (213) 763-3499 • tarpits.org arts destinations, The Music Center is a evoke conversation and engage the The Page Museum at the La Brea Tar Pits wonderful destination to feed your artistic community in the live arts. is one of the world’s most famous fossil soul. Home to resident companies like localities. This onsite Museum displays Ice Center Theatre Group, LA Phil and LA Goldstar.com Age fossils — including saber-toothed cats, Opera, there are also often free concerts in Discount tickets to theater, concerts, dire wolves and mammoths — from 10,000 the courtyards. sports, comedy and more events and to 40,000-year-old asphalt deposits. Free venues in Los Angeles. Tickets are often general admission on the first Tuesday of Center Theatre Group half off face value. every month, except July and August. centertheatregroup.org Ahmanson Theatre, Mark Taper Forum, Kirk Museum Row CAFAM Douglas Theatre Miracle Mile is a stretch on Wilshire Blvd 5814 Wilshire Blvd between Fairfax Avenue and La Brea Los Angeles, CA 90036 • CTG Student Body Program -- Boulevard - and it is home to four major (323) 937-4230 The CTG Student Body mailing list is Los Angeles museums: LA County Museum Free general admission on Sundays. for 13-23 year-olds who are interested of Art, Page Museum at the La Brea Tar Pits, Student admission $5 with valid ID. in the arts. You don’t need any prior Craft and Folk Art Museum, and Petersen theatre experience to join! Sign Auto Museum. The Dance Resource Center of Greater up online to hear about free Los Angeles is a service organization that workshops with arts professionals, LACMA provides the dance community access to specially-priced ticket offers and 5905 Wilshire Blvd information, resources and services; and chances to mingle with your peers at Los Angeles, CA 90036 promotes the visibility and viability of events designed for, by and about the (323) 857-6010 • lacma.org Greater Los Angeles dance on local, state next generation. LACMA offers free general admission: and national levels.
The Walt Disney Concert Hall • Daily to all members (323) 850-2000 • laphil.org • After 3 pm Mondays-Fridays for The hall is the home of the LA L.A. County residents Philharmonic and the LA Master Chorale, • On the second Tuesday of each month but the schedule is surprisingly varied • On select federal holidays, throughout the year. The complex also sponsored by Target includes the 250-seat Roy and Edna Disney/CalArts Theatre, a gallery and a roof garden.
The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion 135 N. Grand Ave. Los Angeles, CA, 90012 (213) 972.8001 • laopera.org Home of the LA Opera and Glorya Kaufman Presents Dance at The Music Theatre.
The Geffen Playhouse 10886 Le Conte Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90024
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BFA CONTEMPORARY MUSICAL »» Be prepared for all cues and entrances. THEATER + FILM GUIDELINES »» Don’t leave rehearsal without permission from the director/stage manager. MICHELLE LOUCADOUX PROGRAM DIRECTOR Voice Lessons [email protected] »» Musical Theatre students must give at least 24 hours 310.622.4136 x303 notice via email or phone to their private voice teacher if they are going to miss a private voice lesson for any reason. Any student missing 2 lessons due to “no call/ Attendance no show” will lose their private voice lesson privilege »» Students must adhere to the Relativity School for the semester. Any student missing 3 or more private Attendance Policy outlined in the Student Handbook voice lessons regardless of notification will lose private and Campus Handbook. voice lesson privileges for the semester and be put on academic probation.
Dress Code »» Students must be dressed in an appropriate manner at all times to ensure safety. Avoid short shorts, mini skirts, exposed underwear, or any clothing that restricts movement. Layering is recommended as classrooms RESOURCES FOR MUSICAL vary in temperature. THEATRE STUDENTS
»» As close contact is often necessary in classroom Samuel French Bookshop settings, please maintain your personal hygiene. 7623 Sunset Blvd Hollywood, CA 90046 Deodorant should be worn daily. Do not wear perfumes (866) 598-8449 • samuelfrench.com or colognes. Larry Edmunds Cinema »» Musical theatre students enrolled in dance classes must & Theatre Bookshop abide by the dance discipline-specific dress code as 6644 Hollywood Blvd detailed in Appendix D Los Angeles, CA 90028 (323) 463-3273 • larryedmunds.com
Rehearsal Conduct The Academy of Motion Picture Arts »» Always adhere to the guidelines in the Relativity School & Sciences Margaret Herrick Library Code of Conduct. 333 S La Cienega Blvd Beverly Hills, CA 90211 »» Be on time and dressed in appropriate clothing. oscars.org/library • digitalcollections.oscars.org
»» Have necessary tools (script, pen, paper, etc.) to be Los Angeles Public prepared and ready to work. Library Central Library 630 W. 5th Street Los Angeles, CA 90071 »» Be attentive to the task at hand and follow the (213) 228-7000 • lapl.org instructions of the director/stage manager.
»» Remain quiet when not in scene.
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