Additional information
| Province | Ontario |
|---|---|
| Colleges | Toronto Film School |
| Program Categories | Art and Design |
| Program Duration | 24 Months |
| Program Intakes | January, April, July, October |
| Class Type | Virtual |
| Funding | Scholarship |
Video Production
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The Video Production Diploma combines the art of video production with the booming industry of second screen viewership and viral entertainment such as YouTube, Vimeo and other constantly evolving forms of fast-paced video consumption. You will learn the basics of video production all the way through to advanced skills using a camera, directing, shooting, capturing audio, video editing, social media marketing, producing, creative project development, and business affairs.
WHAT SETS THE PROGRAM APART
Flexibility
Study online without putting your life on hold. The program is designed for ?asynchronous delivery?, which means you can learn at your own pace, at any time of the day. Through online learning tools and course software, you will interact with instructors and peers whenever and wherever best fits your lifestyle.
Interactivity
The online program is designed by learning experts for the highest levels of interactivity and engagement between instructors and students. You will regularly discuss your work online, while developing invaluable professional communication skills for interacting with clients and co-workers.
Convenience and Accessibility
All online coursework can be completed remotely. You don?t need to live in Toronto or commute to class. No matter where you are, your interactive learning experience will be seamless.
Real World Education
You will learn to shoot and edit for a variety of film styles and genres using accessible cameras such as DSLR?s and smartphones. Through Industry oriented projects, you will be prepared with the competitive skills and portfolio to launch your career after graduation.
Industry Professionals
You will be mentored by a variety of award-winning and in-demand filmmakers. Practising directors, assistant directors, producers, production managers, cinematographers, camera operators, writers and distributors, all bring invaluable industry practices and insights to the online classroom.
