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Last updated on 2026-02-09

Program overview

Program Overview

Fanshawe's Broadcasting - Television and Film Production diploma program equips students with essential skills to thrive in the media and entertainment industry. As video content creators become increasingly vital, this program offers hands-on training in one of Canada's largest TV and film studios, located outside of Toronto. Students will gain practical experience in various aspects of production, preparing them for careers in both public and private broadcasting, as well as audio and video production studios. Graduates will emerge ready to tackle the demands of a rapidly evolving industry.

Program Structure

The Broadcasting - Television and Film Production program is designed to be completed in a 60-week timeframe, providing students with an intensive and immersive learning experience. The program structure includes:

  • Hands-on training in a state-of-the-art facility
  • Opportunities for field placements in the industry
  • Mentorship from industry professionals
  • Articulation agreements with Western University for further studies

This program is offered on a full-time basis, allowing students to fully engage with the curriculum and gain the necessary skills for a successful career in broadcasting and film production.

Featured Experiences

  • Hands-on training in producing a variety of films and shows, including narratives, documentaries, live sports, and commercials.
  • Field placements that provide real-world experience and networking opportunities.
  • Access to one of the largest and most advanced TV and film studios in Canada.
  • Mentorship from experienced industry professionals throughout the program.
  • Portfolio development that includes experience in studio production, field production, and post-production editing.

Career Options

Graduates of the Broadcasting - Television and Film Production program can pursue a variety of career paths in Canada, including:

  • Videographer: Responsible for capturing video content, including pre-production planning, lighting, and audio capturing.
  • Social Media Specialist/Blogger: Create engaging content and promote local initiatives through various social media platforms.
  • Cinematographer: Focus on the visual aspects of film production, including camera operation and lighting techniques.
  • Editor: Work on post-production processes, including video editing and graphic design for various media formats.
  • Production Assistant: Support production teams in various capacities, ensuring smooth operations during filming and editing.

 

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