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Join the next generation of storytellers while you learn from accomplished filmmakers at one of the world’s top-ranked film schools.
10 Dundas Campus
10 Dundas Street E., Suite 704
Toronto, ON, M5B 2G9
Canada
460 Yonge St.
460 Yonge Street
Toronto, ON, M4Y 1W9
Canada
415 Yonge St Campus
415 Yonge Street, 8th Floor
Toronto, ON, M5B 2E7
Canada
Make your films in our studios
As a student, you will have access to our new studio campus and the same cameras used on the productions of Nomadland, Dune, and Spider-Man: No Way Home.
Toronto, Canada’s creative capital
Toronto is one of North America’s largest film and TV production centres. The industry is poised to grow significantly with the development of a new $250 million production hub.
Our vision is for every one of our students to graduate industry ready.
$2.16 billion
In production spending for the economy
343
Film and television productions (in 2019)
Full-time equivalent jobs
44,540
“Toronto Film School is a playground for industry professionals, and this program is your chance to play on it.”
ONTARIO'S FILM & TELEVISION INDUSTRY
Picture your name in the credits
These are some of the films our graduates have worked on. In just 18 months, you’ll be qualified to join them, with a demo reel showcasing your original work.
Start Dates
January, April, July, October
Delivery Mode
On campus*
Program Duration
18 months (6 terms)
Learn from experience
Our faculty of in-demand, working filmmakers will provide you with the creative, technical, and business knowledge you need to make it as a filmmaker today.
Andrew Barnsley
President, Toronto Film School
Executive Producer, Schitt’s Creek and Son of a Critch
As society and industry evolves, so do our programs.
Andrew Barnsley
“The experience and the relationships you’ll make will be life changing.”
$2.2 billion
spent per year on Toronto’s Film industry
1400+
productions filmed in 2021
FULL FILM
PRODUCTION
EXPERIENCE
Yu Chen
Film Production '18
Jessica Pfanzelt
Film Production ’21
“The experience and the relationships you’ll make will be life changing.”
“Toronto Film School is a playground for industry professionals, and this program is your chance to play on it.”
Jessica Pfanzelt
Film Production ’21
Yu Chen
Film Production '18
COVID-19 campus return update
Toronto Film School continues to prioritize the health and safety of our students to ensure a safe learning environment. Please check our COVID-19 Safety Page for the latest updates.
Source: City of Toronto
Earn a Bachelor of Creative Arts (BCA) degree
YOUR PATHWAY TO A DEGREE
The BCA program from Yorkville University will provide you with the practical business and leadership skills needed for a career in the creative arts.
PROGRAM DURATION
as few as 15 months*
START DATES
January, April, July, October
*Complete the BCA program in as few as 15 months for domestic students and 2 years for international students. With full course load, year-round study and/or approved transfer credits. Applicants are encouraged to contact an Admissions Advisor.
Our four campus locations
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On-campus programs are offered through Toronto Film School, Ontario. Online programs are offered through Toronto Film School at Yorkville University, New Brunswick.
In Ontario, Yorkville University offers a Bachelor of Creative Arts (BCA) degree which is delivered on campus and online. The institution has been granted a consent by the Ministry of Colleges and Universities (MCU) to offer the BCA for a seven-year term starting 2020/12/17. Prospective students are responsible for satisfying themselves that the program and the degree will be appropriate to their needs (i.e., acceptable to potential employers, professional licensing bodies or other educational institutions).
Andrew Barnsley
President, Toronto Film School
Executive Producer, Schitt’s Creek
and Son of a Critch
