Welcome to the Homepage!

So what is Media School? Check the bottom of the page to read about it, or click the tabs at the top of the screen for more info!
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I still want to know more!

Please feel free to either check out the tabs at the top, or click "Read more" for a much more in depth introduction to Media School!

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What do I need, and what is it going to cost?

There is equipment that is recommended for the class, and here is a short list!

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What about other credits like Math?

Not a problem! Hopefully this helps explain things!

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Please browse the site!

Enjoy your stay!

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Think you're interested?

Apply for Media School online!
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A printable version of the application is available here.


Applications due at the end of April, 2013!

Open house on April 24th!

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So, what exactly is Media School?

Media School is a chance for Grade 11 students to spend a semester concentrating on media production. The class takes a film and television centered approach to English 20 and 30B (both compulsory credits), Physics 20 and Communication Media 20 and 30. All the course work is fully integrated - activities will draw on all five courses and emphasize independent work, peer teaching and learning, and group projects.

Housed at Evan Hardy Collegiate, Media School uses semi-professional audio and video equipment, a dedicated media studio, and industry standard software. There are frequent guest instructors from the local television and film industry. Media School productions will be submitted to contests, festivals, television networks and other student broadcast outlets. Students will receive industry certification in set safety and protocol from Crew Call and develop demo DVDs that they can use to apply to post-secondary film and video courses.