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Universities and Community Colleges: Programs in Film Study and Related Areas
Appendix 3:
University of Saskatchewan
(Saskatoon Campus)
Enrollment: 9356 full-time students in 1969-70 Faculty:
D. F. Nalbach—Head of Drama department Regina Campus
Chairman of Drama Department: E. Salmon similar programme—BA or BFA
Saskatchewan
Ryerson Polytechnical Institute Toronto
Enrollment: 6400 students in 1971-72 D. G. Williams, Chairman of Department
Polytechnical IInstitute
J.E. Twomey, Chairman of Department
J.R. McAllister, Director of Theatre Department
¢Community Colleges Cambrian College in Ontario Sudbury campus Enrollment: 5800 students (2500 day) in 1971-72
. . Conestoga College Kitchener Enrollment: 2600 students (2600 full-time) in 1971-72 Faculty: Mr. V. Faborsky
Confederation College
Thunder Bay
Enrollment: 1625 students (925 day) in 1971-72 Faculty:
G. Ludlow, Director of Film Production
Durham College Oshawa Enrollment: 2000 students (800 day) in 1971-72
Motion Pictures
Bachelor of Arts—moving Pictures and Theatre Arts may each be taken asa “‘joint’’ major component” ie. 5 courses in each, taken together, constitute a joint major.
Faculty of Arts, Department of Drama Degrees offered:
3 year BA, majorin drama
advanced BA in drama (4 years)
Honour BA in drama (4 years)
Double Honours—drama and something else BFA in Drama—4 years
Courses include:
History of drama, Acting, TV Radio & Film: Theory and Production, Playwriting, Directing
Applied Arts Division
Photographic Arts Department
3 year program in Photographic Arts (after grade 12)
Motion Picture Studies Option available in 2nd and 3rd years
Radio and Television Arts Department
3 year program (after Grade 13) courses in Motion Picture production available
Theatre Department
Programmes:
Arts Administration—4 years
Technical and Production Program—3 years Acting Program—4 years auditions required Graduate programmes are planned in: Design—commencing 1972, Directing—commencing 1974, Playwriting—commencing 1974
Applied Arts Division:
three year diploma in performing arts
a Theatre Arts programs is in the planning (also music, dance, etc.)
Doon Centre: Communication Design programmes: 3 year diploma in film—‘“‘a course in
practical film-making”
Includes courses in: script-writing, production-planning, directing, camera,
sound and editing
portfolio required for admission
Applied Arts Division: 2 year diploma in general arts with options in film production or theatre arts.
Applied Arts Division: 2 year diploma in Communication Arts
Canadian Film Digest Year Book 1972-73 149
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