Alumnus launches Artillery at Toronto Men’s Fashion Week

Landing a role on National Geographic’s Mayday: Air Crash Investigation has been a significant milestone in my acting journey since graduating from the Acting for Film, TV & the Theatre program at Toronto Film School in 2024. One factor that played a key role in helping me land and perform this role was my consistent …

Acting students at Toronto Film School got a rare front-row seat recently when Shamier Anderson – one of Canada’s most accomplished working actors – sat down for a candid conversation about what it really takes to build a career in film and television. The February 26 guest lecture, hosted by Acting for Film, TV & …

This International Women’s Day 2026, we celebrate the extraordinary female creatives who make up the heart of the Toronto Film School community. At TFS, empowering women to reach their creative ambitions isn’t just a goal – it’s what we do. This year has brought another wave of outstanding achievements from our female students and alumni, …

BMO is expanding its investment in emerging BIPOC creative talent, increasing its annual support for Toronto Film School’s BIPOC Creative Achievement Award from $5,000 to $8,000. This generous boost substantially increases the value of the quarterly competition’s four individual awards from $1,250 to $2,000 each for the upcoming 2026 cycle – a change TFS President …

. Toronto Film School’s acting students will bring one of theatre’s most enduring courtroom dramas to life next month, when their production of 12 Angry Jurors takes the stage at Factory Theatre for a free three-night run. Adapted from Reginald Rose’s 1964 play, 12 Angry Men, and directed by Christel Bartelse, the 90-minute play follows …