SHERIDAN COLLEGE · CANADA
Advanced Television and Film
Certificate · Taught in en
At a glance
12 mo
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Tuition / yr
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Certificate
Level
- 1 yearProgram Duration
- Trafalgar Campus, OakvilleLocation
- Specialized credentialProgram Type
- Industry expert facultyLearning Environment
- Cutting-edge technology (Arri cameras, Unreal Engine, Unity)Resources
- Hybrid learning formatDelivery Mode
This Ontario College Graduate Certificate program focuses on the emerging field of virtual production, equipping you with the skills needed for the future of film and broadcast media. You'll learn to work with 3D assets, integrate technology with design and cameras, and master post-production techniques. The program allows you to specialize in either the art, camera, or technician departments through elective choices. Taught by industry experts with experience on award-winning productions, you'll gain hands-on experience with industry-standard software and equipment, including Unreal Engine, Unity, and an LED volume studio. Sheridan's Advanced Television and Film program is designed for individuals who already hold a college diploma or university degree, or for professionals looking to enhance their skills. You'll have opportunities to collaborate with students from other creative programs at Sheridan, fostering a rich learning environment. The program has been updated to emphasize virtual production and other advanced techniques, reflecting current industry demands. Graduates are prepared for a career in a field recognized by CILECT, an international consortium of leading film and television schools.
Curriculum
The program is divided into two semesters, each with a mix of online and in-person learning. You will gain practical experience through project-based learning and have the opportunity to specialize in a chosen department.
- Semester 1
- Introductory Bootcamp: The Traditional Production Process and its Relation to Virtual ProductionFILM 53464
- Introduction to Virtual ProductionFILM 54004
- Project Development 1FILM 51404
- Working with 3D AssetsFILM 55031
- Virtual Production for TechniciansFILM 56480
- Virtual Production for the Art DepartmentFILM 58103
- Virtual Production for the Camera DepartmentFILM 57947
- Project Development 2FILM 54245
- Integrating Technology, Production Design and CameraFILM 52858
- Virtual Production Practice for TechniciansFILM 56158
- Virtual Production Practice for the Art DepartmentFILM 52029
- Virtual Production Practice for the Camera DepartmentFILM 56076
- Semester 2
- Advanced Virtual ProductionFILM 55670
- Principles of Post-ProductionFILM 52179
- ProductionFILM 52287
- Film Industry Career DesignFILM 54278
Careers
Graduates of the Advanced Television and Film program are prepared for a variety of roles in the evolving media landscape, leveraging their expertise in virtual production techniques.
- Virtual Production Specialist
- 3D Asset Artist
- Virtual Production Technician
- Art Department roles in virtual production
- Camera Department roles in virtual production
- Post-Production roles
- Broadcast Media roles
Frequently asked questions
- What are the entry requirements for the Advanced Television and Film program?
- Applicants need a postsecondary diploma or degree in a related field such as film production, cinematography, game design, or visual effects. Alternatively, two years of industry experience in feature films or streamed/network productions, supported by a Statement of Intent, may be accepted.
- How long is the Advanced Television and Film program?
- The program duration is 1 year, structured across two semesters.
- What is the language of instruction for this program?
- The program is taught in English. Applicants whose first language is not English must meet Sheridan College's English language proficiency requirements.
- What career opportunities are available after completing this program?
- Graduates are prepared for roles such as Virtual Production Specialist, 3D Asset Artist, Virtual Production Technician, and various Art, Camera, or Post-Production roles in virtual production and broadcast media.
- How do I apply to the Advanced Television and Film program?
- Applicants must review admission requirements, gather official postsecondary transcripts (with notarized English translations if applicable), and submit their application through the Sheridan Application Portal. Meeting English proficiency requirements is also necessary.
Entry requirements
Postsecondary Diploma or DegreeIn film production, cinematography, game design, or visual effects.
Industry ExperienceTwo years of experience in related feature films or streamed/network productions, evidenced in a Statement of Intent.
Sheridan's English Proficiency RequirementsVaries (Refer to Sheridan's official requirements)
Applicants without a relevant postsecondary qualification must submit a Statement of Intent. International applicants require notarized translations for transcripts not in English. Domestic applicants with international education must have transcripts assessed by ICAS or WES.
Fees
Tuition (international)Not specified
Tuition (home)Not specified
LivingNot specified
Tuition and living costs are not detailed on the program pages. Please refer to Sheridan College's official admissions and finance sections for the most up-to-date information.
How to apply
1. Review Admission RequirementsEnsure you meet the academic or experience-based eligibility criteria. If you don't have a relevant diploma or degree, you may need to submit a Statement of Intent.
2. Gather Required DocumentsCollect official postsecondary transcripts. If your documents are not in English, obtain notarized, official translations. International applicants should also prepare for the international application process.
3. Submit ApplicationApply through the Sheridan Application Portal or ontariocolleges.ca (for domestic applicants). Ensure all required documents are submitted at the time of application.
4. Meet English Proficiency RequirementsIf English is not your first language, ensure you meet Sheridan's specified English language proficiency requirements.
5. Await DecisionSheridan College will review your application and inform you of the decision. You may be contacted if additional information or a Statement of Intent is required.
Accreditation
Sheridan's ATVF program belongs to the Centre International de Liaison des Écoles de Cinéma et de Télévision (CILECT).
Frequently asked questions
What are the entry requirements for the Advanced Television and Film program?
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Applicants need a postsecondary diploma or degree in a related field such as film production, cinematography, game design, or visual effects. Alternatively, two years of industry experience in feature films or streamed/network productions, supported by a Statement of Intent, may be accepted.
How long is the Advanced Television and Film program?
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The program duration is 1 year, structured across two semesters.
What is the language of instruction for this program?
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The program is taught in English. Applicants whose first language is not English must meet Sheridan College's English language proficiency requirements.
What career opportunities are available after completing this program?
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Graduates are prepared for roles such as Virtual Production Specialist, 3D Asset Artist, Virtual Production Technician, and various Art, Camera, or Post-Production roles in virtual production and broadcast media.
How do I apply to the Advanced Television and Film program?
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Applicants must review admission requirements, gather official postsecondary transcripts (with notarized English translations if applicable), and submit their application through the Sheridan Application Portal. Meeting English proficiency requirements is also necessary.