The L.A. Film School is facing a lawsuit from two former executives who claim the institution created fake temporary jobs for its graduates as part of a scheme to secure accreditation and maintain access to millions in federal funding. This situation raises serious concerns about the integrity of educational institutions and the potential exploitation of students seeking legitimate career opportunities.

Two former executives have filed a lawsuit against the Los Angeles Film School, alleging that the institution has been running a massive scam involving fake job placements for its graduates. This serious accusation raises concerns about the integrity of the school and the impact on students who invested in their education, only to be misled about job opportunities. The case highlights the need for accountability in educational institutions and the protection of students' interests.