Cannoga College

Master of Arts in Film, Television and Scenography

An advanced degree for artists specializing in cinematic storytelling, production design, and immersive media environments.

Credential

MASTER

Duration

2 Years

Credits

60 Canadian CR

Campus Location

Ottawa, ON (Main)

Study Format

Full-Time & Co-op

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Program Overview & Objectives

An advanced degree for artists specializing in cinematic storytelling, production design, and immersive media environments.

Offered through the Film, Television and Scenography within the School of Arts, Design and Architecture, this program provides students with direct access to Cannoga’s state-of-the-art academic resources, experiential learning laboratories, and comprehensive Admissions Services.

Industry-Aligned Curriculum

Designed in collaboration with Canadian industry partners. View all Degree Programmes.

Hands-On Practicum & Co-op

Embedded terms providing direct workplace experience in Ottawa. See International Student Support.

Curriculum & Course Structure

Required core subjects, specialized courses, and capstone modules:

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CodeAreaCourse TitleCreditsPrerequisite / Eligibility
ARTS 8021Core
Creative Practice Foundations
Semester 1
3 CROpen Enrollment
ARTS 8022Core
Visual Communication
Semester 1
3 CROpen Enrollment
ARTS 8023Core
Drawing and Observation
Semester 1
3 CROpen Enrollment
ARTS 8024Core
Design Principles
Semester 1
3 CROpen Enrollment
ARTS 8025Core
Digital Tools for Creative Practice
Semester 1
3 CROpen Enrollment
ARTS 8026Core
Typography and Layout
Semester 2
3 CROpen Enrollment
ARTS 8027Core
Photography and Image Making
Semester 2
3 CROpen Enrollment
ARTS 8028Core
Media Production
Semester 2
3 CROpen Enrollment
ARTS 8029Core
Creative Coding and Interactive Media
Semester 2
3 CROpen Enrollment
ARTS 8030Core
Art History and Visual Culture
Semester 2
3 CROpen Enrollment
ARTS 9031Core
Studio Practice I
Semester 1
3 CROpen Enrollment
ARTS 9032Core
Studio Practice II
Semester 1
3 CROpen Enrollment
ARTS 9033Core
Design Research Methods
Semester 1
3 CROpen Enrollment
ARTS 9034Core
Professional Practice
Semester 1
3 CROpen Enrollment
ARTS 9035Core
Creative Project Development
Semester 1
3 CROpen Enrollment
ARTS 9036Core
Advanced Studio Practice
Semester 2
3 CROpen Enrollment
ARTS 9037Core
Portfolio Development
Semester 2
3 CROpen Enrollment
ARTS 9038Core
Industry Collaboration
Semester 2
3 CROpen Enrollment
ARTS 9039Core
Creative Entrepreneurship
Semester 2
3 CROpen Enrollment
ARTS 9040Core
Graduating Project
Semester 2
3 CROpen Enrollment

Career Prospects & Industry Pathways

Graduates of the Master of Arts in Film, Television and Scenography are equipped for high-demand roles across public and private sector organizations in Ontario and Canada. Learn more about Tuition & Financial Aid Options or connect with our Career Advisory Team.

Target Roles & Career Positions

Film Director, Production Designer, Creative Director, Media Artist

Average Starting Salary

$58,000 – $74,000 CAD

Graduate Employment Rate

94.2% within 6 Months

Work Permit Eligibility

Eligible (PGWP Pathway)

Admission Requirements

Academic Requirement:

A relevant Bachelor's degree with a minimum GPA of 3.0/4.0 or equivalent. Relevant work experience is highly valued. Proficiency in English (IELTS 7.0+ or equivalent for international students). Two letters of recommendation required.

Minimum Admission Grade:

3.0

Language Proficiency:

IELTS 6.0 overall (no band under 5.5) or TOEFL iBT 80. See International Requirements.

Estimated Tuition (2026–2027)

Domestic Students:$11,200 CAD / Year
International Students:$19,200 CAD / Year
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Department Faculty

George O'Reilly

Associate Professor

James Wilson

Assistant Professor

Nathan Cooper

Associate Professor