Last updated on 2026-05-18
Program overview
The Digital Film and Media Production is a post-graduate diploma program designed to equip students with essential practical and theoretical skills for a successful career in film and media production. This program is tailored for graduates of post-secondary media programs and industry professionals seeking to enhance their skills as producers, videographers, editors, and freelancers. It aims to bridge the gap between academic training and the local film production industry, while also imparting practical business and administrative skills necessary for freelance production.
Program structure
The Digital Film and Media Production program spans a one-year duration, with an entry date in September. It is offered at the Exchange District Campus in Winnipeg. The program structure includes:
- Practical and theoretical training in film and media production.
- Focus on bridging the transition from post-secondary education to the local film industry.
- Development of business and administrative skills for freelance producers.
Students will engage in various aspects of production, including pre-production, production, and post-production processes, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the industry.
Featured Experiences
- Hands-on experience with cutting-edge technology for producing interactive media.
- Opportunities to plan, capture, and edit digital content for multi-platform distribution.
- Practical training in operating 4K professional production equipment.
- Experience in producing freelance videos, live productions, and social media content.
- Collaboration with industry clients throughout the content development life-cycle.
- Application of professional colour correction and design techniques for media content.
- Development of entrepreneurial skills to manage and market a digital media business.
Career Options
Graduates of the Digital Film and Media Production program can pursue various career opportunities in Canada, including:
- Film Producer: Oversee the production of films, managing budgets, schedules, and creative decisions.
- Videographer: Capture video content for various platforms, including corporate events, weddings, and promotional materials.
- Editor: Edit raw footage into polished final products, ensuring a cohesive narrative and visual appeal.
- Freelance Producer: Work independently to produce content for clients, managing all aspects of production from concept to delivery.
- Social Media Content Creator: Develop engaging video content tailored for social media platforms to enhance brand visibility.
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