Toronto Film School

Michael Isenor 

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3 months ago

My experience at Toronto Film School was deeply disappointing and, at times, dangerous. The environment lacked structure and professionalism. Classes felt disorganized, with minimal educational value, especially early on. Worse, the school did little to ensure the safety or conduct of its students. I experienced verbal abuse, racial slurs, and was physically assaulted by another student. Despite reporting this, I was met with silence and even manipulation by staff, including a supposed mental health counselor who tried to ga... read more

Trisha Kanu 

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a month ago

I graduated from Toronto Film School’s Acting for Film, TV & Theatre program, and it was such a great experience. What I really loved about it is that it didn’t just focus on acting… you also learn how to write, direct, and take on different roles on set. It gives you a much better understanding of how everything works behind the scenes, and that really helps you grow as a performer. The instructors were super helpful and really know what they’re talking about. Most of them are working in the industry, so they get to bring r... read more

Abdulla Alrefai 

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2 years ago

I am currently a term 2 acting student at Toronto Film School, the campus locations are very conveniently situated in the Heart of Downtown Toronto, the classes and Studios are very well equipped and easy to access, the staff are extremely helpful and welcoming, the faculty is on a whole other level of resourcefulness and professionalism, I have met some of the best instructors I have ever had in my last 8 years of education internationally, the material offered is of very high quality and truly allows for the students to ca... read more

Peter Edwards 

on Google

2 months ago

As a current student at Toronto Film School, I can confidently say that this institution has exceeded my expectations in every way. From the very first day, the environment has been vibrant, creative, and professionally inspiring. The instructors are industry professionals who not only teach theory but also bring real-world experience into every lesson. Whether it’s directing, screenwriting, editing, or acting, they provide hands-on guidance that prepares you for the real demands of the film and television industry. The cu... read more

xiaozhou xing 

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2 months ago

I just had a phone call with the admissions advisor about film screenwriting. When she found out that my spoken English was not very fluent, she seemed extremely impatient and told me that the course was taught in English and that I wouldn't be able to keep up if my English wasn't good enough. I then asked if I could study film production instead, but she refused my request just as coldly as an AI robot. Of course, I knew that the classes were in English, but as someone whose native language isn't English, I still wanted to ... read more