Centennial College

Overview

The Children’s Media program at Centennial College is designed to equip students with practical skills in storytelling, scriptwriting, and multi-platform content creation aimed at children. Through a combination of hands-on projects and a work placement, students will learn how to effectively produce, market, and coordinate various children’s media products.

What you'll study

The curriculum spans three semesters, integrating creative development, production training, and real-world client projects to prepare students for the dynamic field of children's media.

Semester 1

• The Animation Pipeline
• Video Producing
• Media Production

Semester 2

• Marketing Integrated Media for Children’s Entertainment
• Children’s Books
• Education

Semester 3 (Work Placement)

• Work placement in a children’s media-related environment, such as production, content development, or client-based projects
• Capstone-style integration of skills developed in earlier semesters, covering storytelling, scriptwriting, production, and marketing

Learning focus: storytelling and scriptwriting, video and media production, along with planning and marketing for children’s entertainment products.

Entry requirements

Applicants must possess a degree or a three-year college diploma in any discipline. Those who have completed at least two years of post-secondary education along with relevant work experience may also be considered for admission.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Children’s Media program can pursue a variety of career paths within the media industry, including roles in production, content development, and marketing tailored specifically for children's entertainment. The practical experience gained during the program significantly enhances employability in this vibrant field.