Humber’s Bachelor of Film and Media Production degree program combines theory and practice with the goal of preparing you for a rewarding career in media. You will learn a variety of storytelling techniques and how to combine them into compelling visual narratives. You will be taught by professors highly experienced in the film industry, and benefit from their insights and experiences.

This rigorous program covers a broad range of practical and academic topics such as writing, producing, directing, picture and sound editing, cinematography, videography, sound, and post-production. You will study both fiction and non-fiction filmmaking. You will gain vital research and management abilities and attend seminars hosted by industry professionals, giving you access to valuable insights and contacts. A film and media theory component is combined with courses such as entertainment law and media entrepreneurship, preparing graduates for their careers in film. A capstone project in your final year will allow you to apply your skills and demonstrate your creative vision.

Courses

Admission Requirements

Admission selection is based on the following 5 requirements:

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  Academic

  To be eligible for admission, you must possess the following:

  • Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent including these required courses:
    • Grade 12 English (ENG4U or equivalent) minimum 65 per cent
    • Five Grade 12 U or M courses in addition to those listed above
    • Overall minimum grade point average (GPA) 65 per cent

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  • Mature student status

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  • College or university transfer status

  Mature Applicants

  Diplomas and Certificates

  An applicant is considered a mature applicant if they have not completed secondary school or other postsecondary school, and will be 19 or older as of the first day of classes. Humber will invite you for testing to demonstrate that you meet all listed course requirements.

  Degrees

  An applicant is considered a mature applicant if they have not completed secondary school or attended postsecondary studies, and will be 21 or older as of the first day of classes. Mature applicants for degree programs will be required to meet course requirements at the U/M level or equivalent.

  College Transfer Applicants

  Diplomas and Certificates

  An applicant is considered a college transfer applicant if they have completed some or all of a college-level credential. Humber may use a combination of secondary school and/or college courses and grades to determine program eligibility.

  Degrees

  An applicant is considered a college transfer applicant if they have completed some or all of a college-level credential. Humber may use a combination of secondary school and/or college courses and grades to determine program eligibility. Applicants must have an overall minimum grade point average (GPA) of 65 per cent in the program. Applicants are required to disclose and provide academic transcripts for all course work completed at the postsecondary level.

  University Transfer Applicants

  Diplomas and Certificates

  An applicant is considered a university transfer applicant if they have completed some or all of a university-level credential. Humber may use a combination of secondary school and/or university courses and grades to determine program eligibility.

  Degrees

  An applicant is considered a university transfer applicant if they have completed some or all of a university-level credential. Humber may use a combination of secondary school and/or university courses and grades to determine program eligibility. Applicants are required to disclose and provide academic transcripts for all course work completed at the postsecondary level.

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  English Language Proficiency

  All applicants whose first language is not English must meet Humber’s English Language Proficiency Policy.

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  International Credit Evaluation

  Canadian citizens or permanent residents with international education are required to provide a credential evaluation. Note, for international High school education course by course evaluations, ICAS must be used. For international post-secondary education, a WES evaluation must be provided. In situations where you expect to apply for transfer credit, it is recommended that a course by course WES evaluation is completed.

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  Media Project

  Overview - The purpose of the media project is for us to get to know you. We want to see your creativity, storytelling, and problem-solving potential. Your project should showcase your strengths and interests whether they are in writing, camera, editing, sound, or another area. We’re more interested in your ideas than polished technical skills. Use any technology you have available (cell phones and home computers included). 

  Theme options - Choose one of the following themes for your project. Think of the theme as a starting point for your creativity.

  • Resilience is… 

  • My favourite of the five senses 

  Project Guidelines 

  ▫ The project can be a video (with or without sound) or an audio-only piece. 

  ▫ The project must be original and created by you (do not submit a project by someone else). 

  ▫ Any genre is welcome: drama, comedy, documentary, experimental, etc. 

  ▫ As much as possible, try to tell your story without narration or on-screen text (for video submissions only). 

  ▫ Maximum length: 2 minutes. 

  ▫ Include your chosen theme in the project’s title. For Example: “Listening to Nature: My favourite of the five senses”, by Applicant Name.

   

   

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  Writing Sample

   Part 1 - My Media Project What role or roles did you have on your project? How does your media project reflect what is important to you personally and creatively? What challenges did you encounter or overcome while creating the project? What media inspires you and how does it relate to your project? (300 - 350 words) 

  Part 2 – My Role in a Creative Team Reflecting on the skills you used while making your media project, how do you see yourself contributing to a collaborative team? What roles or tasks would play to your strengths? (100-150 words)

  Submission Instructions

  https://humber.ca/admissions/office-of-the-registrar/registration/submission-instructions.html

How to Apply

Applications are made through ontariocolleges.ca. See program page for details.

International Academic Equivalency

Admission equivalencies for Humber depend on your country of study. Please see admission requirements on the program page to enter your location.

Fees

Equipment & Device Requirements

Semester 1

Pathways

Humber offers a number of transfer options and pathway opportunities. Visit humber.ca/transferoptions or refer to the program page.

Contact Information

Susan Murray, program co-ordinator
Faculty of Media, Creative Arts, and Design
416.675.6622 ext.

75477
susan.murray@humber.ca

Admissions Questions

Domestic Students

416-675-5000
enquiry@humber.ca

International Students

Contact the International Centre

international.humber.ca/contact

1-416-675-5067

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