Deborah LaVine Named Second Woman Dean of UNC School of the Arts Film School

May 26, 2021

Deborah LaVine has been named dean of the School of Filmmaking at University of North Carolina School of the Arts (UNCSA), effective July 1. LaVine will be the second woman to lead the film school.

LaVine – filmmaker and educator – will lead the conservatory’s film program, focusing on developing career paths for film graduates in a post-pandemic entertainment industry.

LaVine has directed multiple award-winning short films including “Unintended” and “Lost Music,” feature film “Wild Prairie Rose,” and a number of theatrical productions.

She was program director of the graduate-level film directing program at California Institute of the Arts (CalArts).

Deborah LaVine Named Second Woman Dean of UNC School of the Arts Film School

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