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Graduate Certificate in Documentary and Non-Fiction Media Production
York
INTAKE: January
Program Overview
Seneca College is a renowned post-secondary institution in Canada, offering a wide range of programs to prepare students for successful careers in the field of media production. The Graduate Certificate in Documentary and Non-Fiction Media Production at Seneca College is designed to provide students with specialized knowledge and practical skills in creating compelling and impactful documentary films and non-fiction media content.
Overview:
The Graduate Certificate in Documentary and Non-Fiction Media Production is a one-year program that combines theoretical knowledge with hands-on training. The curriculum focuses on key aspects of documentary production, including storytelling, research, cinematography, editing, and distribution. Students learn from experienced faculty members who bring industry expertise to the classroom, ensuring a dynamic and practical learning experience.
Curriculum:
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Documentary Filmmaking: Students gain a comprehensive understanding of the art and craft of documentary filmmaking. They learn about storytelling techniques, documentary genres, and the ethical considerations of documentary production.
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Research and Pre-production: This course focuses on research methodologies and pre-production processes in documentary filmmaking. Students learn how to conduct thorough research, develop story concepts, and plan production logistics.
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Cinematography and Lighting: Students explore the technical and creative aspects of cinematography. They learn about camera operation, framing, composition, lighting techniques, and capturing compelling visuals for documentary storytelling.
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Editing and Post-production: This course covers the editing and post-production processes in documentary filmmaking. Students learn how to assemble footage, shape narratives, use editing software, and enhance the storytelling through audio editing and color correction.
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Documentary Distribution and Marketing: Students gain knowledge of distribution strategies and marketing techniques for documentary films. They learn about festival submissions, distribution platforms, audience engagement, and promoting their documentary projects.
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Documentary Ethics and Impact: This course explores the ethical considerations and social impact of documentary filmmaking. Students learn about responsible storytelling, representing diverse perspectives, and using documentaries as a tool for social change.
Location
York
Score
IELTS 7
Tuition Fee
CAD 25805
Application Fees: CAD $90
To be considered for admission to postgraduate diploma programs at Seneca College, Indian students must meet the following entry requirements:
- Completion of a bachelor's degree or equivalent from a recognized institution with a minimum overall average of 65%
- English Language Proficiency: Seneca College accepts various language proficiency tests like IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, CAEL, and Duolingo. The minimum score required varies from program to program. Generally, the minimum IELTS score required for admission is 7 with no band less than 6.5, respectively.
Indian students may also be required to submit official transcripts, a statement of purpose, letters of recommendation, and a resume/CV depending on the program they are applying to.
While Seneca College does not offer scholarships directly to international students, there are various external scholarship opportunities that students can apply for. These scholarships are offered by organizations such as the Canadian government, private organizations, and foundations.
Seneca College also offers financial aid and bursaries to students who demonstrate financial need. These funds can be used to cover tuition fees, textbooks, and other expenses related to studying at Seneca College. Students can apply for financial aid and bursaries by filling out an application form and providing supporting documentation.
The tuition fees for undergraduate and postgraduate diploma programs at Seneca College vary depending on the program and the duration of the program. International students should budget for additional fees such as application fees, textbooks, and materials fees. While Seneca College does not offer scholarships directly to international students, there are various external scholarship opportunities available. Additionally, students can apply for financial aid and bursaries if they demonstrate financial need.
Graduates of the Graduate Certificate in Documentary and Non-Fiction Media Production program have exciting career prospects in the field of media production. Some potential career paths include:
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Documentary Filmmaker: Produce, direct, and edit documentary films for various platforms, including film festivals, television, online streaming services, and social media.
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Researcher and Story Developer: Conduct research, gather information, and develop compelling story concepts for documentary projects.
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Cinematographer: Capture high-quality visuals and create the visual aesthetic for documentary films through camera operation, lighting, and composition.
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Editor and Post-production Specialist: Edit and assemble footage, shape narratives, and enhance the audio-visual elements of documentary projects during the post-production process.
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Documentary Producer: Oversee the production process, manage budgets and timelines, and collaborate with directors, crew members, and stakeholders to bring documentary projects to fruition.
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Documentary Outreach and Impact Coordinator: Coordinate outreach and impact campaigns for documentary films, engage with audiences, and collaborate with organizations to promote social change and raise awareness about important issues.
