Entertainment Management - Toronto

Overview of Term 1

This term is dedicated to building your business skills. Students learn the essentials of artist management, including how to plan concert tours and shows, sales and distribution, event management, promotion and merchandising, video production and financial administration.

• Essentials of Management - 22.5h
• Artist Management - 35h
• Accounting - 22.5h
• Broadcasting Industry - 22.5h
• Sales & Distribution - 22.5h
• Event Management - 22.5h
• Careers - 22.5h
• Entrepreneurship - 22.5h
• Communications - 22.5h
• Video Production - 22.5h

Overview of Term 2

Term 2 is focused on building your computer skills. Throughout this term, you’ll cover the increasingly important fundamentals of web design, graphic advertising and online marketing as well as transferable skills that are promotional necessities in today's competitive marketplace.

• Web Development – 85h
• Entertainment Design – 130h
• Sales & Distribution for Film & TV – 22.5h
• Online Marketing – 22.5h

Overview of Term 3

Your third term will focus on the music industry and the changing climate of the music business. You will also consider the role played by agents and managers, with valuable information about publishing and copyright law, tour management and record production being taught.

• Music Industry Overview – 35h
• Music Publishing & Copyright Law – 22.5h
• Music Industry Marketing I – 45h
• Music Industry Marketing II – 45h
• Music Industry Contracts – 22.5h
• Management – 22.5h
• Record Production – 22.5h
• History of Music – 22.5h
• Intro to Sound Engineering – 22.5h

Overview of Term 4

The final term is dedicated to a 180-hour internship in a relevant position. This will enable you to apply your acquired skills in a real-world environment in order to prepare you for employment within the entertainment industry.

• Music Industry Internship - 180h