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USC School of Cinematic Arts is the film and media school of the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, California. Founded in 1929, it developed from USC's early film instruction into a separate academic unit and took its current name in 2006. The school offers undergraduate and graduate programs in animation, cinema and media studies, film and television production, interactive media and games, media arts and practice, producing, screenwriting, and business-related study in cinematic arts.
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