Our Campuses

We’re located in Toronto, a dynamic and multicultural metropolis that acts as Canada’s business centre and creative capital while serving as a major North American film production hub. 

 

We operate three campuses, all located in the downtown core and within walking distance of each other. You can find details on each of our modern campuses below. 

 

 

All campuses are steps away from public transit (bus and subway), apartment rentals, banks, restaurants, grocery stores, services, shops and the world-famous Toronto Eaton Centre.  

 

If you have questions about the school or any of our programs, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. One of our friendly admissions advisors would be happy to arrange a call to answer your questions and see if one of our accelerated creative diplomas would be the right fit for you.  

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Our Campus Locations

460 Yonge St. Campus

460 Yonge St. Toronto, Ontario, M4Y 1W9

10 Dundas Campus

10 Dundas Street E., Suite 704 Toronto, Ontario, M5B 2G9

415 Yonge St. Campus

6th, 8th and 15th floor Toronto, Ontario, M5B 2E7

Facilities

Top-Notch Facilities

STUDIO CAMPUS | 460 YONGE STREET



At our 17,000 square-foot studio campus, you will find:

  • Our Acting for Film, TV, and Theatre students developing their performance skills.
  • BCA students learning the advanced leadership skills needed for senior-level positions in the arts.
  • Writing for Film & TV students collaborating in our Writers’ Room and crafting their screenplays.
  • Video Game Animation students utilizing Motion Capture (MOCAP) technology in studio to build their games.
  • 5 studios and vocal booth.
  • Student Lounge.
  • Classrooms.
  • Industry-Grade Equipment Room (see below for our detailed equipment list).

ADDITIONAL STUDIOS | 10 DUNDAS STREET, SUITE 704


This campus is home to our Film Production program, where students enjoy access to two studios and our equipment room—which stocks the latest in industry-grade cameras and gear (see below for our detailed equipment list).

COMPUTER LAB | 415 YONGE STREET



This campus is home to our:

    Graphic Design & Interactive Media program. Here, students will learn the best practices for visual communication through print, digital and new media platforms.
    Video Game Design & Development program where students learn the entire video game development process, and our Video Game Design & Animation program where students conceive, design and animate characters and worlds. They will also work with motion capture technology and learn the latest AI workflows.
  • Computer Lab, with PCs and MACs for video game student use.

Hollywood-Grade Equipment

 

The envy of every film school, our equipment list includes the same cameras used to shoot today’s Hollywood blockbuster films, TV shows and streaming hits. 

 

A recent $2.5 million investment in new cameras and equipment means that Toronto Film School is stocked with the latest industry-grade gear.  

Highlights include:

  • Over 50 new Sony cameras, including the:
    • Sony a7III DSLR 4K with a 28-70 zoom
    • Sony FX3 with an option of lens selection from across the Sony G master primes and zooms.
    • Sony FX 6 with a wider selection of G Master Lenses.
  • Arri Alexa Mini and Alexa Mini LF cameras with Hi-5 Arri wireless focus system and Sigma Cine and Zeiss CP 3 lenses, on OConnor 2575D fluid heads.
  • Camgear 6, Camgear Elite 8 and Benro tripods.
  • Sony wireless and Sennheiser shotgun microphones.
  • Audio package with Zoom F6 digital recorder.
  • Hollyland Lark wireless microphone system.
  • LED lighting from Amaran and Aputure.
  • Infinibars (battery powered, colour-tunable pixel bars).
  • DJI RS3 gimbal system.
  • Filmic Legacy App (Version 6). This is the first cinema camera app to be Frame.io C2C-compatible.

For more details on how our camera gear is used, and for which courses, please consult our Film Production Diploma Program page.

Meet our Equipment Room Manager

John Lindsay manages the equipment room at our 10 Dundas Street campus. In this video, John joins TFS’s Director of Production Michaelangelo Masangkay as they talk about the quality learning and creative choices students have when it comes to cameras and gear for their film projects. You’ll also hear about the school’s recent collaborations with Sony and Vistek, which enabled us to provide a full range of Sony cameras to our students.

To read more about our Sony collaboration, read our press release.

Housing

Housing

There is no student housing on campus, however we do provide a list of rental and homestay resources.

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On-Campus Services

MyTFS

As a student, you will have access to myTFS, a portal to your academic schedule, records, bookstore, and more, including our:

Student Success Centre

Here you will find a wide array of resources to help set you up for success, including a digital resource library, information on accessibility and academic accommodations, tips for working remotely, peer tutoring, mental health and wellness, and more.

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Career Services

You will learn the best practices for finding work related to your career ambitions, receive 1:1 professional resume writing support, learn online profile optimization techniques, networking strategies, and more.

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Campus eStore

Show your school pride and order your own Toronto Film School hoodie, t-shirt, hat or other great swag online!

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Digital Bookstore

Get full access to our digital library to source technical and business journals, books, periodicals, and more.

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Student Support

Here you will find out how to request a student ID card, or access technical support and your grades. You can also reach out to the registrar or bursar’s office through here.

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Toronto Film School Policies

Learn about our accessibility policies and accommodations for religious observance.

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