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Toronto Film School‘s Film Production program has landed in the top 10 on CourseCompare‘s list of the Best Film Schools in Canada for 2026. CourseCompare – Canada’s leading marketplace for comparing schools, courses and tuition – develops its rankings based on academic quality, graduate outcomes, industry feedback and student ratings. Its annual film school ranking …

Toronto Film School‘s Acting for Film, TV & the Theatre program has been named one of the Best Acting Schools in Canada for 2026 by CourseCompare, landing in the top 10 on the national list. CourseCompare developed its acting school rankings based on employer reputation, graduate outcomes, industry feedback and student ratings. The ranking looks …

For the first time in half a decade, I’ve hit 100 hours of playtime with a new video game. 128 hours to be precise. That’s 42 hours a month, or to put it another way, an additional work week tacked on to an already hectic life.  Of all the games I have played this year, …

Shadow Boxer and Spirits stole the spotlight at TFS FEST 2026, with each short film taking home three awards from Toronto Film School‘s annual celebration of student and alumni talent across film, performance, writing, design, and gaming. Shadow Boxer, Shahar Shamay‘s psychological drama about a boxer confronting the darkest version of himself, swept the craft …

Graphic Design and Interactive Media student Chelsea Kumar has been named the latest recipient of the BMO BIPOC Creative Achievement Award. Now in its third year, the quarterly bursary celebrates the creativity and promise of full-time TFS students who identify as Black, Indigenous, or People of Colour, and was created to help foster greater diversity …