Toronto Film School is a creative arts school in Toronto, Ontario offering on-campus, hybrid, remote, and online programs.
Toronto Film School is located at 120 Bloor St E in Toronto, Ontario. Andrew Barnsley is the President of the school, and Katie Reese is the Chief Executive Officer. Its on-campus, hybrid, and remote live instruction programs are offered through Toronto Film School, Ontario.
Every student develops a foundational set of skills and mindsets, regardless of program. The Signature Learning Outcomes were developed with direct input from industry leaders to reflect the traits most sought-after by creative industry leaders. The school offers small class sizes and exclusive networking opportunities. Online self-paced diploma programs in Video Production, Screenwriting, and Graphic Design are 100% online. The Acting diploma prepares students to qualify for their first ACTRA credit.
The Bachelor of Creative Arts program is offered by degree pathway partner Yorkville University. The Ministry of Colleges and Universities (MCU) has granted consent to offer the BCA for a seven-year term starting 2020/12/17. Online programs are offered through Toronto Film School at Yorkville University, New Brunswick. The Dual Enrolment Program offers a $10,000 tuition saving for the BCA.
Students shoot their films in the school's studios with Hollywood-standard equipment. Listed facilities include studios, classrooms, an equipment room, vocal booths, a sound mixing room, a makeup room, a student kitchen and lounge, a Student Success Centre, a digital bookstore, and professional counselling.
Admission routes include the standard application, which requires an Ontario Secondary School Diploma or equivalent, and a mature student test for applicants over 18 not enrolling directly from secondary school. A Math Assessment Test is available for Game Development applicants without Grade 12 math requirements. International applicants take an English proficiency test.