Established in 1948 (renamed Toronto Metropolitan University in 2022), the university’s School of Image Arts has offered a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Film Studies since 1953, making it Canada’s oldest film-degree programme.
The $60 million Image Centre houses a climate-controlled vault of over 375,000 photographs and a 4K cinema. Students access the new Rogers-sponsored LED virtual-production stage shared with CBC.
Festival Achievements
Alumni include Patricia Rozema, Clement Virgo and Vinay Virmani; student shorts premiere yearly at TIFF and SXSW.
Research Leadership
The Transmedia Zone and Future of Live Entertainment Lab explore XR storytelling, attracting SSHRC and Canada Media Fund grants.
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Established in 1948 (renamed Toronto Metropolitan University in 2022), the university’s School of Image Arts has offered a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Film Studies since 1953, making it Canada’s oldest film-degree programme.
The $60 million Image Centre houses a climate-controlled vault of over 375,000 photographs and a 4K cinema. Students access the new Rogers-sponsored LED virtual-production stage shared with CBC.
Festival Achievements
Alumni include Patricia Rozema, Clement Virgo and Vinay Virmani; student shorts premiere yearly at TIFF and SXSW.
Research Leadership
The Transmedia Zone and Future of Live Entertainment Lab explore XR storytelling, attracting SSHRC and Canada Media Fund grants.
Click below to ADD TO FAVORITE or ADD NOTES.
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