Educators from Downey Unified School District, Huntington Beach Union High School District, and ABC Unified School District come together for a transformative day of learning at the Samsung Executive Center.

The stars aligned for the production of How to Be a Latin Lover, thanks to California’s new tax credit initiatives to encourage more filming in the state. Not only did the Pantelion Films/Lionsgate production, released April 28, put its crew to work in Los Angeles, the production hosted three high school teachers on set as part of the career readiness component of the economic stimulus initiatives established by AB 1839 for the Film & Television Tax Credit Program 2.0, administered by the California Film Commission.

2CPR Group is proud to support the California Film & Television Tax Credit Program 2.0 – Career Readiness Initiative, which aims to provide students with the necessary skills and experience to pursue a career in the film and television industry. The program requires all applicants to participate in career-based learning and training programs approved by the California Film Commission (CFC).

2CPR Group successfully organized an educators open house event at the newly opened Canon Burbank Professional Technology & Support Center. The event was hosted by Canon and featured presentations, facility tours, and hands-on demos to highlight the services and classes that Canon offers to educational partners at the Burbank center.

Mole-Richardson Co. hosted an engaging and informative professional development day focused on lighting and lighting equipment, coordinated by 2CPR Group. The event attracted over 25 educators, students, and industry professionals, who were given a comprehensive tour of the facility and a detailed presentation on the range of services that Mole-Richardson Co. offers to educational partners, including student field trips, workshops, and more.