Innovating Canada
Creative Industries and Careers
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Q&A with Ray Ablack
From auditions to stardom, Mediaplanet sat down with Ray Ablack to unveil his acting journey and learn what aspiring actors can take away from his experience
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Does Your Acting Career Need a Boost? Get the Best Training
With options for everyone, Armstrong Acting Studios has a seasoned reputation as one of the country’s top acting training facilities. A professional television and film training studio, Armstrong Acting Studios (AAS) is proud to be a place where actors learn, progress, and advance. It’s the school’s mission to collaborate with trainees to ensure their acting...
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Forging a New Generation of Talent in TV and Film Production
Toronto Film School is led by a faculty of experienced industry heavyweights who are helping to foster the next generation of talent.
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Continuous Learning Programs: Build the Career You Want, Your Way
The continuing studies program at Emily Carr University of Art + Design gives students a leg up by staying industry-current.
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Building Leaders in an Evolving Media Industry
As creative industries adapt to changes in technology and culture, Loyalist College is too — ensuring media students are well-prepared for the workforce.
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How Brandon Gonez Is Shaking the Room in Canadian Media
Brandon Gonez, a titan in the media industry, sat down with Mediaplanet to talk about breaking barriers, sharing stories, and the value of his education.
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How Scotia Boyd Broke Through in the Creative Industries
Mediaplanet sat down with film and television makeup artist Scotia Boyd to discuss her experiences, how she built the foundation of her career, and the evolution of the creative space.
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Creating Equal Representation on and behind the Screen with WIA Vancouver
Women in Animation Vancouver discuss diversity, mentorship, and the future of Canadian animation.
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What Doors did St. Lawrence College Open for You?
From real-world project opportunities to meaningful communities, these SLC students share their experiences and the pathways that the College has helped them follow.
