Basic Facts
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Year of Foundation:
1968
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Year of Receiving CILECT Full Membership:
2004
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Year of Receiving Last State Accreditation:
1968
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Agency (-ies) Who Awarded the State Accreditation:
Ministry of Education, Ontario, Canada
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Name of Director (Rector, Dean, Head of School):
Prof. Donna Braggins
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Address:
1430 Trafalgar Road, Oakville, Ontario
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Country:
Canada
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Website:
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Points of Contact
CILECT Contact Person:Curriculum Coordinator, Dept of Film, TV & Journalism: Prof. Dr. Kathleen CumminsEmail:kathleen.cummins@sheridancollege.caCILECT Contact Person:Professor, Dept. of Film, TV & Journalism: Prof. Catharine TamasEmail:catharine.tamas@sheridancollege.caCILECT Contact Person:Media Production Coordinator Desirée ThymeTelephone:+1 905 845 94 30 ext. 87 48Email:desiree.thyme@sheridancollege.ca
Mission & Strategy
Vision
To be world class providers of innovative and creative learning
Mission
To provide students of all ages with the knowledge and skills
to thrive in a rapidly changing world
Values
♣ Academic excellence
♣ Commitment to lifelong learning
♣ Creativity and innovation
♣ Inclusiveness and diversity
♣ Service and accountability
Degree Areas
Animation
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Degree Awarded
HONOURS BACCALAUREATE DEGREE
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Training Type
Full-Time
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Portfolio & Interview
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Agreements with Foreign Governments
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High Institution Matriculation
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Recognized Prior Expertise
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Talent Entrance Exams
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Language of Studies
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Practical Work
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Film and Television
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Degree Awarded
HONOURS BACCALAUREATE DEGREE
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Full-Time
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Portfolio & Interview
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Advanced Special Effects Makeup, Prosthetics and Props
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Degree Awarded
ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE
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Full-Time
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Portfolio & Interview
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Computer Animation
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Degree Awarded
ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE
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Portfolio & Interview
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Digital Creature Animation – Technical Direction
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Degree Awarded
ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE
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Portfolio & Interview
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Journalism
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Degree Awarded
ONTARIO COLLEGE DIPLOMA
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Full-Time
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Portfolio & Interview
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Media Fundamentals
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Degree Awarded
ONTARIO COLLEGE DIPLOMA
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Full-Time
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Portfolio & Interview
No information
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Agreements with Foreign Governments
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High Institution Matriculation
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Recognized Prior Expertise
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Talent Entrance Exams
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Language of Studies
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Music Scoring for Screen and Stage
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Degree Awarded
ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE
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Full-Time
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Portfolio & Interview
No information
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Agreements with Foreign Governments
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High Institution Matriculation
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Recognized Prior Expertise
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Talent Entrance Exams
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Language of Studies
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Language of Studies
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Practical Work
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Total Amount from School`s Budget Allocated to Production Annually
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Visual Effects
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Degree Awarded
ONTARIO COLLEGE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE
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Full-Time
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Graduates incl. in Total (Male/Female/Other)
Admission Requirements
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Portfolio & Interview
No information
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Agreements with Foreign Governments
No information
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High Institution Matriculation
No information
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Recognized Prior Expertise
No information
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Talent Entrance Exams
No information
Language of Studies
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Language of Studies
Student Practical Work Obligations
Graduation Obligations per Student
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Practical Work
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Written Thesis
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Total Amount from School`s Budget Allocated to Production Annually
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Average Graduation Practical Work Budget per student
Key Teaching Staff
Ann F Callaghan
Ann is currently the Interim Associate Dean for the School of Film, TV and Journalism in the Faculty of Animation, Arts and Design.
Ann Callaghan has been a full-time faculty member and Program Coordinator at Sheridan College since 1995 in the Makeup for Media and Creative Arts program. In 2009, she partnered in the development of the graduate certificate Advanced Special Effects Makeup, Prosthetics, and Props program. Ann is proud of helping to lead the MMCA program from a cohort of 20 students to its current level of more than 200 students while repositioning the content to advance program directions in creative art, media, and culture.
Ann is a proponent of the view that makeup artistry is a critical component of contemporary art and pop culture using the face and body as a canvas for representation.
Ann holds a B.Ed. in Adult Education and an M.A. in Popular Culture from Brock University. She has a teaching menu that includes investigating the impact of media on body image, advertising, and media, leadership, culture and identity, and marketing as it relates to consumer choices in makeup and related industries. Promoting academic rigor through the use of effective curriculum design and development, evaluation practices, and integrated learning across courses are her areas of interest. Her MA research is titled Market Research and Predictive Analytics: The Uneasy Merger of Big Data, Consent, and Control.
Mary J Carroll
Mary Jane owned and operated her own interior design firm for 10 years with clients such as Cooper Corporation and Quorum Funding Corporation. Most recently, she developed a specialized post-diploma program at Sheridan called “Aging in Place Design Specialist”. Mary Jane was published in “Universal Design: Creating Inclusive Environments,” and has presented her papers on Universal Design in England and the USA.
Myles Bartlett
Myles Bartlett is an artist, designer and educator who has spent over 10 years teaching in various post-secondary institutions in the areas of Digital Art, Interactivity Design, Broadcast Design, Video/Film Production, and Art/Design Fundamentals.
Professionally Myles was Art Director at TELETOON Studios Inc. where he directed the art department responsible for Promax BDA award winning Broadcast, Print and Interactive design in support of the 8 unique TELETOON Inc. brands over 3 national and 2 regional cable networks, including the TELETOON, TELETOON Retro and Cartoon Network properties.
Successful Graduates
Dan Sprogis
When Warner Bros. wanted to revitalize their Looney Tunes franchise, they called on Sheridan graduate Dan Sprogis (Animation ’13). Not only was this Sprogis’ first assignment as Art Director, but it was also a rare opportunity for him to help transform an iconic production that’s credited with having heralded the golden era of animation in the1930s.
For the last two years, Sprogis has been leading the art department at Warner Bros. in creating Bugs Bunny Builders, the new avatar of Looney Tunes for preschoolers which has been wiped clean of the classic slapstick humour of bombs, guns and hammers-to-the-head, to be in sync with modern sensibilities. In Bugs Bunny Builders, the beloved Looney Tunes characters Lola, Daffy, Porky, Tweety and Bugs sing a different tune as they pull off some of the wackiest construction jobs ever, learning the value of working together as a team to problem-solve and build.
Craig Henighan
Craig Henighan is a Canadian-American sound editor and engineer. He was nominated for an Academy Award in the category Best Sound for the film Roma. Henighan also won five Primetime Emmy Awards and was nominated for four more in the categories Outstanding Sound Editing and Outstanding Sound Mixing for his work on the television programs Stranger Things and Love, Death & Robots.
Brodie McNeill
McNeill is nominated for Outstanding Special Visual Effects in a Single Episode for the Netflix smash-hit Wednesday. This Emmy nod marks the first of his visual effects career, which includes work on several notable films and series such as The Boys, Creed II and The Shape of Water.
Matthew Whelan
Whelan’s Emmy nomination is in the category of Outstanding Special Visual Effects in a Single Episode for his work as VFX Supervisor on the Apple TV+ mini-series Five Days at Memorial. He has already won a Visual Effects Society Award for his work on the series, and he was previously nominated for a Canadian Screen Award for achievement in visual effects.
Alan Barillaro
In his debut book Where the Water Takes Us, animator Alan Barillaro (Animation ’96) has returned home – to Canada’s idyllic lakes and islands – to give us a story that chose him as its author long before he won an Oscar for the animated short Piper in 2017. Or even before his 25 years at Pixar, where he was celebrated for his contributions to some of the studio’s biggest hits, including The Incredibles, Incredibles 2, Wall-E, Monsters, Inc., Brave, and A Bug’s Life.