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Experience a real-world curriculum, make valuable connections, and graduate industry ready in just 12–18 months at Toronto Film School.
Fast track your creative career in 12–18 months with our diploma programs in film production, screenwriting, acting, graphic design or video games.
Choose Toronto Film School for world-class faculty, specialized curriculums, hands-on training, and industry relationships from day one. You’ll graduate having mastered your craft — confident, savvy, and connected.
Toronto Film School, ranked as a top film school by the QS World University Rankings, offers a fast-paced, hands-on and highly collaborative learning environment, designed to arm you with the theory and skills needed to align your career aspirations with your creative talents.
Toronto Film School is a for-profit post-secondary institution based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The school offers creative diploma programs in the areas of film, entertainment, fashion, design, and video games. In July 2021, Andrew Barnsley became the new President of the school.
Online programs are offered through Toronto Film School at Yorkville University, New Brunswick. Fast track your creative career in 24 months with our online diploma programs in video production, screenwriting, and graphic design.
Tuition Fees, Bursaries and Financial Options. Choose Toronto Film School for a world-class faculty, modern curriculums, and practical learning opportunities. Graduate with the knowledge, connections, and resiliency you need to thrive professionally in your chosen career.
Build up a portfolio of work as you learn from industry’s best. Graduate confident, job ready, and connected. Train online, on your schedule, at Toronto Film School at Yorkville University.
Toronto Film School, Toronto, Ontario. 163,393 likes · 408 talking about this. Toronto Film School offers Film Production, Acting, Writing, Video Game...
Students in Toronto Film School’s 5W Acting for Film, TV & the Theatre class will need to be ready to take on any and all roles when their production of Branden Jacobs-Jenkins’ Everybody hits the stage for a three-performance run next week.
