Toronto Film School

Each semester, the Toronto Film School Graphic Design Program brings inspiring creative professionals into the classroom to share their experiences, insights and perspectives on the design industry.

This semester, we’re featuring two opportunities to learn from creatives at different stages of their careers:

🎓 Virtual Alumni Catch-Up

Julia Victor Dit Vouillon — Freelance Graphic Designer, 2025 TFS graduate & Art Direction Pinnacle Award Winner

Julia will share her journey from TFS to launching her freelance career, giving current students a firsthand look at life after graduation and what it takes to build a career in design.

Register here: https://bit.ly/45vddIn

💡 3 Things to Think About

Tanveer Sobnack — Independent Designer & Founder of Pepper Studio

Tanveer will share his creative perspective through the framework 3 Things to Think About, offering students insight into storytelling, craft and curiosity in the real world of design.

Register here: https://bit.ly/4wZKpni

Come curious. Leave inspired. Register now and join the conversation.

A story about resilience, creativity, and refusing to let obstacles write your ending. 💫

TFS student Kristin Govers is bringing her acclaimed solo show The Awkward Ballerina to audiences for a free livestream on August 20—while continuing to build her craft as a student in TFS’s Online Writing for Film & Television program.

From telling her own story to creating her next chapter, Kristin is proof that you can keep pursuing your creative dreams while learning, growing, and finding your voice along the way.

Read her story and tune in to support her next act!

https://bit.ly/4xI3Xgd

On the day of her graduation from Toronto Film School‘s Acting for Film, TV & the Theatre program, Saja Kilani () was gifted a cake from a friend that read: “Happy Grad! Next Stop: Oscars!”

Less than four years later, the 28-year-old found herself standing on the very red carpet the cake had predicted — attending the 2026 Academy Awards as part of the cast of The Voice of Hind Rajab, which was nominated for best international feature.

Saja has always moved with astounding intention and grace. It is no shock to us that she is part of incredible works telling important stories.

https://bit.ly/4w73ZNr

What if aliens really existed? Would you protect the secret—or share it with the world?
Steven Spielberg’s new sci-fi thriller, Disclosure Day, confronts that question head on. Read TFS Marketing Copywriter Garry Murdock’s review for his take on the film.

https://www.torontofilmschool.ca/blog/film-production/movie-review/disclosure-day-review-a-mystery-79-years-in-the-making/

What if aliens really existed? Would you protect the secret—or share it with the world?
Steven Spielberg’s new sci-fi thriller, Disclosure Day, confronts that question head on. Read TFS Marketing Copywriter Garry Murdock’s review for his take on the film.

https://bit.ly/3TgtVse

Will AI Replace Creative Jobs?

LinkedIn's Economic Graphic of the global economy “currently tracks a wage premium of up to 30% for workers who list verified AI literacy on their profiles compared to those in similar roles without those skills.”

Read our deep dive for more.
https://bit.ly/4f0Olhj

Another national recognition for Toronto Film School. 🎬

Following our Acting for Film, TV & the Theatre program being named one of Canada's Best Acting Schools for 2026, we're proud to share that our Film Production program has also earned a place in CourseCompare's Best Film Schools in Canada for 2026, landing in the national top 10.

As Canada's film and television sector continues to grow, we're committed to providing hands-on, collaborative learning experiences that reflect the realities of production. From directing and cinematography to editing, sound design, and post-production, our students develop their craft through small class sizes, personalized mentorship, and industry-connected learning.

Congratulations to our faculty, students, alumni, and staff who continue to make this recognition possible. Together, we're helping shape the next generation of filmmakers and storytellers.

https://bit.ly/456ZdEp

We're proud to share that Toronto Film School's Acting for Film, TV & the Theatre program has been recognized by CourseCompare as one of the Best Acting Schools in Canada for 2026, earning a place among the country's top 10.

The recognition highlights what has always been at the heart of our approach: hands-on, collaborative training, small class sizes, one-on-one mentorship, and strong industry connections that help students grow as performers and professionals.

Congratulations to our faculty, students, alumni, and staff who continue to make this program an exceptional place to learn, create, and launch careers in the entertainment industry.

https://bit.ly/4wNOACh