Unique 'Sky Film Museum' - A Must-Visit for Movie Fans

For movie buffs and architecture enthusiasts, this museum is an absolute must-visit! As a long-time resident of Los Angeles, I always felt like I hadn't taken a good look at it whenever I passed by, until recently when I accompanied some guests for a visit. I was instantly blown away - no wonder it's one of the world's top film museums! This is the first major film art museum in the United States, and all exhibits come from the Oscar Academy's collection, including over 12.5 million photographs, 237,000 film clips, 85,000 screenplays, 133,000 pieces of film art, and various large movie props. Even more impressive is that the museum was designed by the master architect Renzo Piano, making it a must-visit for both movie lovers and architecture fans! 🎥 Museum Name: Academy Museum of Motion Pictures 🗺️ Address: 6067 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90036 🅿️ Parking: Metered street parking available across the street 💵 Admission: $25 per person ⏰ Hours: 10am-6pm 📩 This spherical building looks like a dream scene from a sci-fi movie, standing next to the new film academy in Los Angeles. Inside, there are four floors of exhibition space, a 1,000-seat David Geffen Theater, and the Dolby Family Terrace with stunning views of the Hollywood sign! Exhibition Layout: First Floor: Stories of Cinema and Black Cinema Third Floor: Directors' Inspiration Fourth Floor: The Art of Moviemaking Fifth Floor: Circular rooftop platform, perfect for photos📸 It's recommended to set aside about 3 to 4 hours to fully appreciate the comprehensive displays of film history, Oscar history, film music, costumes, special effects, film production processes, and director stories. This is truly a film museum that you won't want to leave! Additionally, there are also the Automobile Museum and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) nearby, which are worth exploring if you're interested.