Video Editing

Video Editing is offered by Toronto School of Art. Toronto School of Art acknowledges the ancestral and traditional territories of the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Haudenosaunee, the Anishinaabe and the Huron-Wendat, who are the original owners and custodians of the land on which we stand.

Toronto School of Art is Toronto’s longest running independent art school offering a vast selection of art courses for daytime, evening and weekend students. For over 55 years, TSA has provided a positive environment for aspiring artists to attain a quality visual arts education.

Conveniently located east of Queen and Bathurst in Toronto's Fashion District, TSA offers students a unique opportunity for hands-on studio learning and exposure to artistic trends in drawing, painting, ceramics & pottery,  sculpture, collage, mixed media, digital and photography. Most courses are geared towards adults. A selection of courses for youth ages 11–17 are also offered each term.

Our art courses are taught both in-person  in our studios at 24 Ryerson, and since Summer 2020, online.

At TSA, our faculty of professional artists/educators teach students of all levels with both traditional and contemporary approaches, offering an array of courses to choose from that will further develop students’ artistic vision and ability at any level.

TSA also offers art workshops and group events as team building activities to boost employee morale and encourage creativity.

History
For almost 50 years, Toronto School of Art (TSA) has established itself as one of the most distinguished alternative arts schools in the city. While our history alone sets us apart, it’s our ideology that truly defines us. We believe in taking an organic approach to the arts. This translates into a hands-on education model that focuses on studio-based learning. We offer students the opportunity to work with practicing artists in a close, one-on-one environment. What this entails is a rigorous study of the arts through a challenging, tactile application of every skill set learned.

TSA believes the arts should be accessible to all levels of experience. Whether you’re a working professional or just starting out, TSA offers programs that address all levels of expertise. The only thing our students need to get started is a passion for their craft. Once they have that, our mentors are there to further refine, hone and cultivate their skills. It’s this process of artists mentoring other artists that enables our students to truly find their voice and leave their mark on the world.

The school is committed to work in partnership with staff, faculty, students and the community to identify, prevent, and remove barriers to participation. Our new facilities and studios at 24 Ryerson Avenue are fully accessible.