The film studies program is the oldest academic film department in Canada, and its focus is to develop analytical perspectives on film as both an art and a medium. The Brock University Film Society screens international films on campus in 35mm. Brooklyn College, Department of Film BC is a member unit and senior college of the City University of New York. Brooks Institute of Photography Faculty consists of working professionals in still photography, filmmaking, and video. In addition to curriculum course, internships with companies, photographers and filmmakers are available to academically qualified students.
Site features a gallery of stills and a screening room with a movie clip.
Information on the campus, the students, academics, department and alumni provided. Canadian Film Centre Canada s national training center for film, television, and new media is located in Toronto and was founded in 1988 by Norman Jewison. Immersion training is geared toward developing and promoting the artistic, technical and business skills of emerging creative professionals working with the moving image. Partners students with film professionals in their own home town for training. Impressive, state of the art facilities include the Auen Berger Film and Television Center with both television and post-production studios.