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Duration
1 year
Tuition
$26,864
Montreal
Sep 3-Sep 3
Commitment
Full-Time
Delivery
Hybrid
Credential
Degree
Year Founded
1974
Scholarships
yes
The MFA in Studio Arts, Film Production concentration, provides a laboratory setting where you can explore ways to advance your particular approach to filmmaking making through critical inquiry, experimentation, intellectual exchange and innovation. Our faculty members, key figures in contemporary, experimental and documentary cinema, will encourage you to consider diverse theoretical frameworks, processes and methodologies of contemporary moving image practices.
Take advantage of an extensive range of facilities and resources through the Fine Arts Academic and Research Facilities, the Centre for Digital Arts and the Visual Collections Repository (VCR). Our cutting-edge equipment provides the technical means for you to create media that transcends traditional forms of animation, film, digital video and time-based installation. Montreal also offers opportunities for your productions to thrive given its reputation as an urban centre where traditional cinematic and new media practices flourish.
Since our department is comprised of seven disciplinary programs, you will be in the company of students working in fibres and material practices, intermedia, painting and drawing, photography, print media and sculpture. Regular feedback from artist-researchers in the department contributes to this dynamic learning environment, encouraging you to consider interdisciplinary approaches as you develop your artwork.
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Located at the Centre of Montreal, this English speaking university is favorite choice for student
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FAQ
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Are your courses taught in English or French?
Our courses and material are all taught in English. The language of the Web, and all documentation is generally in English, so students wishing to join us should have a basic working proficiency in English. However, our staff is fully bilingual, and many of our students are francophone. Questions can be asked in your language of choice, and we will help you in your own language.
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What are the laptop requirements?
MacOS, Windows, or Linux are all permitted. You need at least 8GB of RAM, and ideally no more than 4-5 years old. Chromebooks, Microsoft Surface, iPads, and all other tablets will not work. If you are unsure if your computer is sufficient, please contact your program manager.
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What do you look for in applicants?
We look for one key component - motivation. With the right motivation, anyone can be successful. Take some time to properly fill out our application form. Don't be afraid to show your personality and double check for typos.
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Are these programs beginner friendly?
Absolutely! We encourage everyone with an interest in programming wanting to join our course to apply, regardless of your skill level.
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I have several years of coding experience. Should I apply?
We've had students with over 10 years of programming experience gain value from our courses. There are always things to learn! If you are not sure, please contact our program manager to discuss your situation.
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I'm under 18 years old. Can I apply?
You need to be 18 to enrol for the course. However, you can apply if you are 17 as long as you turn 18 before the start of the course.
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Do you accept international students?
Yes, you can come to Concordia Bootcamps as an international student. You will need to ensure you have the proper documents to stay in Canada for the duration of your course. For more information about visas please see the Government of Canada's website.