Bachelor Of Film And Media Production (Honours) (FM411)

Program Overview

Humber’s Bachelor of Film and Media Production degree program is designed to blend theory with practical experience, preparing students for a fulfilling career in the media industry. Throughout the program, students will explore various storytelling techniques and learn to craft compelling visual narratives. The curriculum is taught by experienced professors from the film industry, providing students with invaluable insights and real-world knowledge.

This comprehensive program encompasses a wide range of topics, including writing, producing, directing, and editing, as well as sound and post-production. Students will engage in both fiction and non-fiction filmmaking, developing essential research and management skills. The program also includes seminars led by industry professionals, offering students networking opportunities and insights into the film and media landscape. A capstone project in the final year allows students to showcase their skills and creative vision.

Program Structure

The Bachelor of Film and Media Production program spans 8 semesters, providing a thorough education in film and media production. The program structure includes:

• Combination of theoretical and practical learning experiences.
• Field experience course in the summer semester between Years 3 and 4, allowing students to apply their skills in real-world settings.
• Optional co-operative education opportunities, enabling students to gain paid work experience in their field.
• Professional Practice course to prepare students for securing field experience.
• Capstone projects in the final year to demonstrate creative and technical skills.

Students will also have access to work-integrated learning opportunities, which bridge academic learning with practical application through partnerships with industry professionals. This structure ensures that graduates are well-prepared for the demands of the media industry.

Featured Experiences

• Field Experience course providing 420 hours of practical application in the media field.
• Professional Practicum offering practice-based experience under the supervision of industry professionals.
• Optional Co-operative Education for gaining paid work terms that enhance learning.
• Seminars hosted by industry professionals to provide insights and networking opportunities.
• Capstone projects that allow students to showcase their creative vision and skills.

Career Options

Graduates of the Bachelor of Film and Media Production program can pursue a variety of career paths in the thriving Canadian media industry. Potential job opportunities include:

• Director: Responsible for overseeing the creative aspects of film and media projects, guiding the artistic vision and managing the production team.
• Cinematographer: Focuses on capturing the visual elements of a film, working closely with the director to achieve the desired aesthetic.
• Producer: Manages the production process, coordinating resources, budgets, and schedules to ensure successful project completion.
• Sound Designer: Works on the audio aspects of film and media, creating soundscapes and ensuring high-quality sound production.
• Post-Production Editor: Edits and assembles recorded footage, working to create a cohesive final product that aligns with the director's vision.

As the Canadian film industry continues to grow, the demand for skilled professionals in these areas remains high, providing ample opportunities for graduates to thrive in their careers.

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