Frank Price To Retire As Chair Of USC School Of Cinematic Arts Board Of Councilors; Donna Langley Assuming Role For One-Year Term

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Frank Price, who serves as Chairman and CEO of Price Entertainment Inc., is retiring from his role as Chair of the USC School of Cinematic Arts Board of Councilors at the end of spring semester, wi…

Known as the Chairman of Universal Filmed Entertainment Group, Langley has served on the USC Board since 2019. Price’s retirement was announced today by Elizabeth M. Daley, Dean of the USC School of Cinematic Arts.

“It has been an honor to work alongside Frank and my colleagues on the Board the past two years,” added Langley. “Frank’s commitment to the students over the past 29 years has been an inspiration to us all. I look forward to continuing to work on behalf of the students to ensure SCA remains at the forefront of the industry.”

Price was first introduced to the School while serving as CEO of Columbia Pictures, when he green litHood, from USC alum John Singleton. The drama, which Singleton wrote as his thesis script, would go on to become a cultural phenomenon upon its release in 1991, landing him an Academy Award nomination for Best Director. Developing a close relationship with the late writer-director, Price then agreed to help the School grow by forming the Board of Councilors.

 

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