Introducing Lab 2: Certificate in Television Production – a specialized program designed for those ready to dive deeper into the world of television media. Guided by seasoned industry professionals, this program offers hands-on training and real-world insights.

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Prerequisites for this advanced course include completion of the Certificate in Film Production at Weengushk Film Institute or equivalent industry experience. Those who meet these requirements will find a rich environment to hone their television production skills, expanding their repertoire through the exploration and mastery of techniques in scriptwriting, production planning, directing, editing, and sound composition.

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The curriculum embraces the diverse formats unique to television, enabling students to creatively delve into various genres such as sitcoms, drama, documentary, comedy, and Movie of the Week (MOW). The pinnacle of the program lies in the opportunity for each student to develop and direct a six-episode television series, turning their creative vision into a reality.

Additionally, Laurentian University (LU) will recognize a maximum of 60 credits for students who have completed the equivalent of 60 credits at WFI. LU will consider the completion of the following WFI program combination:

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Lab 2 TV Production - Equivalent to 1 Academic Year (30 Credits)

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• ARTS 9100: 6 credits

• ARTS 9200: 15 credits

• ENGL 3596: Core Seminar, Indigenous Television Production I - 3 credits*

• ENGL 3596: Core Seminar, Indigenous Television Production II - 3 credits*

• ENGL 3546: Media Representations of Indigenous Peoples in North America - 3 credits*

 

(*Note: Please consult with a WFI academic advisor for specific details on the Indigenous courses.)

Join us in Lab 2 and elevate your media production expertise, crafting narratives that resonate with audiences across the vast landscape of television entertainment. Your next big break in TV production begins here, with the added advantage of academic credit recognition at Laurentian University!

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Tuition:

September 2022 start date - $15,000.00

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Weengushk Film Institute is located just outside of M'Chigeeng First Nation on Manitoulin Island. The island is the largest freshwater lake island in the world, surrounded by Lake Huron, Georgian Bay and the North Channel. The natural beauty of the island and the cultural history, make WFI's location a prime spot for media production.

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Filming in the North

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​Manitoulin Island is approximately two-hours southeast of Sudbury - a prime location for the film industry in Northern Ontario. With ties to the Northern Film Industry, WFI students have successfully transitioned into industry professionals. 

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What defines Weengushk?

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• We encourage hands-on experience in the classroom.​

• We provide a low instructor-to-participant ratio.

• We offer one-on-one mentorships with working professionals.

• We provide the opportunity for participants to thrive in a 360-degree learning environment.

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What defines our graduates?

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• They are prepared for entry-level positions in the film and television industry.

• They are emerging artists with distinct voices.

• 80% of graduates are working in the media-arts industry