Toronto Film School/Toronto Film School Online Faculty, Staff and Student Diversity Advisory Councils

Published on February 26th, 2021. Last updated April 20th, 2023.

Diversity Advisory Councils play an important role in enhancing the development and implementation of equity, diversity and inclusion initiatives across the organization, and creating more inclusive learning and work environments.

Members act as Diversity Champions between the Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Office and their respective faculties, departments and programs. They also build allyship with underrepresented communities and foster respectful and safe engagement with faculty, staff and students on issues of equity, diversity and inclusion.

To learn more about the Diversity Advisory Councils please contact the Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Office at [email protected].

Post Views: 409

Blogs

TFS Grad Jude Chun's Debut Feature 'Unidentified' Now Available on VOD

Film Production grad Jude Chun is celebrating the release of his first feature film, Unidentified, on Video on Demand this week.Read more

Zero to Hero | TFS Alum Jason Gosbee's Transformation to Superstar Stunt Performer

TFS alum Jason Gosbee discusses his transformation from film school student to superstar stunt performer.

Message of Support for the LGBTQ2S+ Community

TweetShareSharePinEmailWhatsApp In light of the anti-trans and anti-LGBTQ2S+ demonstrations taking place in Toronto and across North America today, Toronto Film School and Yorkville University understand that members of our own community – including staff, faculty, and students – may be impacted. TFS and YU reaffirm our dedication to equity, diversity and inclusion. Our school fully supports …

The Best Film Schools in Canada: What to Look Out For

TweetShareSharePinEmailWhatsAppIt’s a big decision, deciding which film school to go to. Here we’ll give you an overview of five of the country’s top film schools. To simplify your search, we’ll also hook you up with a handy cheat sheet of key things to look out for in the schools that have captured your interest. aa …

What Is the Role of a Script Supervisor

TweetShareSharePinEmailWhatsApp The script supervisor position is often misunderstood—it is not a job where one merely updates and distributes the script as the title implies. In fact, it’s a particularly important, even critical role for a film or TV show’s success. The script supervisor ensures that continuity errors are avoided by monitoring and reporting on various …

TFS Launches Stage Production of ‘Luces Nocturnas’ at Papermill Theatre

TweetShareSharePinEmailWhatsApp A group of Toronto Film School’s talented Acting for Film, TV & the Theatre students will bring a story about a country in the throes of a civil war to the stage when they launch their production of Luces Nocturnas at the Papermill Theatre later this month. Conceived and directed by Rosanna Saracino, the …

TFS Acting Students Pay Tribute to Late Classmate with Upcoming Stage Production

TweetShareSharePinEmailWhatsApp Toronto Film School acting students will pay tribute to a beloved late classmate when their upcoming adaptation of Luis Bunuel’s El ángel exterminador hits the stage at the Papermill Theatre. “I’m going to begin with the name of a beautiful angel: Stefany Herrera Salgado, a student actor who was taken from us only four months …

Newsletter

Blogs