University of Toronto  - Virtual

Skills:  how to produce a film, from writing through distribution, on a budget under $250,000. Break down a script, create efficient schedules, calculate appropriate tax credits, and get tips on working with union crews to run a smooth shoot. You’ll tackle post-production, draft a marketing plan, and learn how to pitch your project to producers, broadcasters, distributors, and other funding agencies.

Talk Is Free Theatre - Virtual

Skills: The Art Of The Self-Tape; how to prepare, tape, and execute an audition using the technology you have including lighting, framing, sound, reader placement, technology and your relationship to it.

Playwrights Guild of Canada - Virtual

Skills: Planning your pitch, promotional strategies, advocating for your deal, relationship building, self-advocacy, how to do research for your writing. 

Kim Hurdon Casting - Virtual

Skills: Covering an introduction to aspects of voice acting, casting, audition + working session protocol, vocal styles such as animation, commercial and video game.

Citadel Theatre - Edmonton

Skills: Core subjects of acting, voice, and movement, in addition to specialized workshops including clowning, Laban, Shakespeare, and stage combat. The program culminates in workshop productions that demonstrate the skills that the students have been working on over the year. 

Vancouver Film School - Virtual

Skills:  key roles and responsibilities of the working director, how to tell a story cinematically, using the camera and actors as tools,  script analysis to guide directorial choices, emotional power and narrative intent of camera placement, lens choice, shot content and composition.

CANCOM - Virtual 

Skills: Long-term career networks and improvement of skills for comedians and comedy tech workers, how to create content, find employment, and access the support necessary while pursuing comedy success on the global market. Pay Culture, IP & Branding, Touring and Showcasing, Pro-Health & Anti-Oppression, Digital Reach, and more. 

Toronto Academy For Film and Television - Toronto

Skills:  On camera total immersion in the craft of film acting, learning on camera film scenes, various acting techniques to apply to film scenes such as method acting technique, MEISNER acting technique. As well as auditioning techniques both for film & television as well as t.v. commercials.

University of Alberta - Edmonton

Skills: An intensive, 3 year conservatory training program providing in-depth study of acting, movement, and voice combined with a university degree.

Artstrek - Red Deer

Skills: professional learning opportunities from practicing artists and educators in a collaborative space. Artstrek students leap into the depths of theatre appreciation and embrace the creative process through five daily classes: Acting, Devising, Design, Voice & Singing, and Movement & Dance.