Humber College

Humber dealt with the pandemic situation in a decent way, like by giving students supermarket gift cards and giving extra video time with professors to make sure everyone got the material down pat. Before the pandemic I did a year on campus. The facilities are top-of-the-line. The instructors are absolutely experts. I really liked the students and campus vibes. You will graduate from this program knowing how to work in a professional kitchen. No doubt about that. It must overall be one of if not the best culinary program in Toronto. I am wishing future students good luck!

This program about much more than learning how to make film. It's about collaboration and storytelling. You will learn writing and liberal arts and business. It's a competitive program and not everyone makes it to graduation. You will be pushed to make films from scratch and have your work critiqued. It won't be good, not at first, but with effort and guidance you will develop a real skill for this. In second year I found my passion for documentary and worked with a small crew of students. Stressful, long hours in the studio basement, but it will make you better. In 3rd year we got bigger budgets, bigger crews and better scripts. Everything just scaled. This is definitely one of the best film programs in Canada and I'm happy to see it on this list!

Like others have said, the instructors make it. Lauri, Ken, Slavic and Keith are serious about educating the next generation of truckers and keeping our roads safe. Bottom line. This will 100% prepare you to get a job in the industry.