Studio City is full of people who are very good at something unstable. Production, post, music, freelance everything - the money can be excellent and the ground can move under you without notice. That is the background a lot of career-change pilots come from, and it is worth saying plainly: airline flying is the opposite trade. Slow to enter, highly structured, seniority-based, and once you are established, unusually predictable.
The Airline Pilot Program is $89,000 and runs from no license at all to airline-ready: private, instrument, commercial and multi-engine, in that order. It is flown out of Van Nuys, fifteen minutes from Studio City on the 101, which matters more than it sounds. Full-time training works best when you treat it like a job you commute to, and an eight-mile commute is a job you will keep showing up for.
On the money: $89,000 is the program price, and financing through Stratus Financial or an in-house payment plan is available if you are not paying it in one go. Van Nuys is also a serious environment to learn in - Class D, constant traffic, Burbank's Class C next door, terrain on three sides and a marine layer in spring. You will make more real decisions in your first hundred hours here than in a year at a quiet field.