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Disney Hires Toronto Film School Students

Published on March 27th, 2012. Last updated April 20th, 2023.

Three of Toronto Film School’s Film Production students have been hired by Disney to do a short documentary and music video for up-and-coming Disney Star (who’s name has yet to be released) and a music video starring current Disney Star, Jasmine Richards. Jasmine is best known for her role as Margaret “Peggy” Dupris in the Disney Channel Original Movie, Camp Rock. To learn more about Jasmine Richards, visit her official website.

Congratulations to Ilbron Marogy (Director), Heather Young (Producer) Arman Bunag (Producer), and to others involved in the project.  This is certainly a high profile opportunity that will result in great job entry credentials.

For more information about the Film Production program, click here.

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