After ten transformative — and at times tumultuous — years at the helm of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the organization’s chief executive Dawn Hudson announced that this current term will be her last.
“After more than ten years and the incredibly successful opening of our new museum, I’ve decided, when this term concludes, it will be time for me to explore other opportunities and adventures as this can hardly be topped,” Hudson said in a statement.Here’s a guide to take in the best that L.A.'s Academy Museum of Motion Pictures has to offer and our tips to make a full day of it.
Hudson‘s tenure at the academy’s helm has been been marked by unprecedented change — and major challenges — for the organization as the tradition-bound 94-year-old institution has had to adapt to the rapidly changing world around it. Hudson took the reins at the the academy in 2011, having previously served as president of Film Independent. As chief executive, she has overseen the academy’s 450-person staff in Los Angeles, New York and London, overseeing operations and outreach, including awards, membership, marketing, communications, finance and technology as well as the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures and the Academy Foundation.
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