Content from the 2-Year TFDS and 1-Year Graduate Advanced Filmmaking programs at Loyalist College.
A unique three-year program that reflects the needs of the rapidly expanding content creation field in the film and television industries. Students acquire a solid background in all crew positions, as well as specialize in one or two areas of concentration. Ongoing consultation with an advisory committee comprised of national industry leaders also ensures the program reflects this creative and eve
r-evolving industry. First year – Foundation year – Students learn the essential techniques of content creation and demonstrate their knowledge by performing all production and crew functions in both studio and field environments, as well as post-production. Work begins on scripts that may be developed further in the program. Second year – Process year – Students begin to specialize with crew rotations in their area of interest or expertise. Students produce creative content on multiple platforms, broadcasting across Canada and to the world. Third year – Focus year – Students focus on individual areas of specialization, choosing specific roles in digital filmmaking, remote event production and creating content for outside clients. Scripts written in first year and developed in second year, come to life on the big screen in this year, with a public screening at an area theatre. The academic year ends with a live awards show celebrating the excitement and creativity of student achievement – The Sparkies – in which awards are presented to students in all three years of the program, sponsored by major TV and media companies. The recipient of the Dome Award alone, chosen from first year students, receives $2,000 towards his or her tuition. Highlights
- A program unique in Ontario, students develop a full spectrum of skills including television production, digital filmmaking, web streaming, podcasting and DVD authoring.
- Students get 360° experience in integrated content creation by performing a range of production and crew positions in a variety of creative genres.
- Hands-on, high quality equipment (students use high definition field cameras) and facilities prepare grads for the industry.
- A diverse and accessible faculty team with experience at Canada’s major broadcasters, production companies and international sporting events including The Olympic Games, The World Cup, NASCAR, and The X-Games.
Attention Loyalist TV & Film Graduates: The Kingston Frontenacs are looking for a Coordinator of Marketing and Videography. See the link below for details and deadline.
POSITION TITLE: Coordinator of Marketing and Videography REPORTS TO: Manager of Marketing and Digital Media POSITION OVERVIEW: The Coordinator of Marketing and Videography manages video content creation, editing, and publishing for in-game use, social media, and the team’s website. They also...
It’s Open House today at Loyalist College. Our team is all set up in the production studio and they are eager to discuss our Film & TV programs and to demonstrate some of our gear! Come check it out until 12PM.
Ben spotted a Loyalist Film & TV grad and a soon to be Advanced Film grad tonight at the Belleville Senators game. Graduate Kim Pothier works on the Sens camera crew but tonight she was honoured before the game for her amazing speed skating achievements earlier this year at the Special Olympics in Calgary. She is pictured with Dheeraj Rathour who is also a member of The Sens game day team and will be graduating this June.
We always love visits from our grads! Yesterday, 2018 graduate Simon Sheehan surprised us on campus and brought the CP24 satellite truck with him. Some lucky learners got a chance to check out the truck and some cool gear. This morning, Simon was up bright and early for a live hit showcasing the Princess Margaret Lottery show home nearby in Consecon! Nothing like live TV!
Ben and Chris paid a visit to the Durham Region Film & TV Career Fair this week. Not surprisingly, we ran into some Loyalist Film & TV grads. Trevor from the class of 2010 and Nick and Aidan from the class of 2023!
A wonderful evening screening content from our 2nd Year students. Thank you to Belleville Downtown DocFest - International Documentary Film Festival for this opportunity and to Aaron & Angela Bell from Lot 48 Film Company and Roz Mugford from Double Barrel Studios for offering such meaningful feedback to our learners.
Things are getting pretty exciting as we meet potential students. Come visit as we talk about the one thing we love, Filmmaking.
Where : Room 1N7
When : 9am - 12pm
See you!😊
It’s January and the students have been putting in their best efforts to make their projects shine.
With Prof. Chris’ supervision, all of them look to take their projects towards a fine final product as the final semester gets intense.
Filming day for our Year 2 TFDS students with the for a new series Chef School: The Market. The Culinary students are pitching ideas for new dishes to bring to the Loyalist Market in April.
Hey Loyalist Grads! CTV and TSN are looking for some freelance editors! Contact Eric Howard for details.
Paul, Ben, Eric and our 2nd Year Film & TV students are having a great day covering the Bay of Quinte high school football championships in Belleville. Wonderful to partner with , and to bring our broadcast together.
Join our Advanced Film students this Thursday at Loyalist College for our open casting day!
🗓 Thursday, Nov. 2nd
⏰️4-8PM
📍 Kente Building, 1N7
🎬 No experience required!
We are casting for multiple projects, so come by and check it out.
Our 2nd Year students paid a visit to the Yourtv Quinte broadcast of the game this weekend at Loyalist College. They observed the complete production set-up along with Mr. Doyle’s Eastside Secondary School students in preparation of their own sports remote event production later this semester.
Some of our 2nd Year Loyalist Film, TV & Digital Content Creation students had the opportunity to join the 2nd Year Loyalist Culinary students (Resto 213) this week to document their annual "Field to Fork" day. The first stop was at Edwin County Farms to learn about all things regenerative farming. The was followed by a multi-course lunch at The Royal Hotel in Picton where terroir, upholding traditions of cuisine and the wellbeing of employees is held in high regard.
The footage gathered will be incorporated in the web series "Chef School" produced for the Factual Entertainment course in TFDS. For more information about our Film & TV program offerings, visit www.loyalistcollege.com
Congratulations to all of the 2023 graduates of our Film & TV programs at Loyalist College.
Loyalist College sent its latest graduates out into the world last week as 2,526 students graduated during the...
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We are all prepped up for the Loyalist College "Open House." Come say hi and know more about all the fun stuff we do on this program. Video Credits : Dheeraj Rathour
Convocation 2016
Specialization - Third Year
Chef Class - Second Year Production
Specialization - Third Year
Chef Class - Second Year
Major Production - Third Year
Major Production - Third Year
Major Production - Second Year
Quinteview Segment - Second Year
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